NET HEALTH® DATA SOLUTIONS FOR WOUND CARE
Easy access to data from 2 million+ wound care records.
Achieve improved clinical wound outcomes with real-world evidence and insights. Net Health offers data solutions for marketing, clinical, and health economic and outcomes research (HEOR). We leverage wound care data and advanced predictive analytics to guide your wound care outcomes research strategy. Learn about cross-promotional, relevant solutions such as Wound Care EMR (Formerly Wound Expert) and Tissue Analytics
One of the largest databases for U.S. wound care information
Net Health has been a leading software provider in the wound care industry since the early 2000's
DATA SOLUTIONS FOR WOUND CARE
Market Trends Analytics
Our robust analytics platform shows data and insights related to wound care market trends in the United States. Get aggregated data on wound care facility behavior, including patient volume, wound types, procedures and product utilization.
Featured Metrics:
- Patient Populations
- Wound Demographic
- Visit Trends
- Payor Description
- Procedure Trends (HBO, CTP, NPWT, etc.)
- Product Usage
Real World Evidence
Net Health’s patient-level data offerings allow life sciences customers to access specialized data sets from our comprehensive wound care database. Patient records are properly de-identified in compliance with HIPAA guidelines. This data can be used for health economics, clinical outcomes and clinical effectiveness research.
The data available details:
- Patient Demographics
- Wound Characteristics and Assessments
- Product/Supplies Used
- Therapies
We're the largest independent source for comprehensive chronic wound data in the U.S. healthcare market.
Wound Care Data Solutions
Primary market research and ongoing clinical studies can be costly and time-consuming. Data collected on millions of wounds from Net Health’s wound care EMR (Net Health Wound Care®) will give you valuable insight into the behavior of the wound care market. Net Health has been capturing patient and wound data since 2001. Access to Net Health’s clinical data solutions provides you with competitive market intelligence and critical information necessary for research. Learn more about what Tissue Analytics from Net Health can do for you.
Net Health Wound Care data can be used by academic, government, and private research groups in both retrospective and prospective research projects to learn about product and treatment efficacy, size of chronic wound market, and successful product penetration. The Wound Research Database is available for license to qualified individuals and organizations for use in clinical, operational and financial research. Schedule a demo to learn more about how Tissue Analytics can help you.
420,139
Wounds healed in the
last 12 months
20,000
Clinicians contributing
data each day
2 Million+
Wound care records available
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