Four tiers of detailed data (parameters defined by user) on a select patient group, including mortality rates, risk factors, morbidity (complication) rates and descriptive statistics.

Detailed comparative statistics on expected (predicted) versus observed (actual) mortality for a select patient group, with breakdown by risk stratification.

Frequency distribution of responses to a select registry question, as applies to a select patient group and a select time period.

Frequency distribution of responses to a select registry question, as applies to multiple select patient groups and a select time period, inclusive of upper and lower 95% confidence limits.

Frequency distribution of responses to a combination of two or three registry questions, as applies to a select patient group and a select time period.

Frequency distribution of responses to a select registry question, as applies to a select patient group over select time intervals (e.g., between pre-operative and post-operative visits).

Mean, median, mode, standard deviation and other statistics on responses to a select registry question, as apply to one or more select patient groups and a select time period.

Mean, median, mode, standard deviation and other statistics on responses to a select registry question, as apply to one or more select patient groups over select time intervals (e.g., between pre-operative and post-operative visits.)

Sequence of actual and median values (plus or minus three standard deviations) of responses to a select registry question, as apply to a select patient group over select time intervals, with indication of whether variations are random or significant.

Values indicating statistical significance between expected (predicted) and observed (actual) frequency of responses to a select registry question, as apply to a select patient group and a select time period.

Responses to a select registry question (univariate) or combination of registry questions (multivariate) relative to an average in-control value, as apply to a select patient group and a select time period, or as apply to a select patient group over select time intervals, with upper and lower confidence intervals (control limits) at one, two or three standard deviations (67%, 95% and 99%, respectively).

Trends in series of data values for a select registry question, such as length of stay, cost of patient care, mortality, valve failures or transplant rejection, as apply to a select patient group and a select time period, using absolute sum mode (actual versus expected values), rate of events mode (with optional moving average) or continuous rate mode (rate occurrence per patient).

All, or a portion of, data on a select patient, from any one or more applicable registries.

All, or a portion of, data on a select patient group, sorted by any demographic or registry question.

All basic identifying data on a select physician or physician group.

Risk-adjusted trends in expected (predicted) versus observed (actual) mortality, as apply to one or more select patient groups and a select time period.

Pooled and separate variances of mean and standard deviation among responses to a select registry question, as apply to two select patient groups.

Mean difference, sum of squares of differences, two-tailed P-value, and T score comparisons of responses to a select registry question, as apply to a select patient group over select time intervals (e.g., between pre-operative and post-operative visits).

Survival, subprocedure success, event-free or cumulative incidence rate for a select patient group over a select time period, based on the Kaplan-Meier or Life Table methodology.

Survival rate for a select patient group over a select time period, based on the Kaplan-Meier or Life Table methodology.

Subprocedure success rate for a select patient group over a select time period, based on the Kaplan-Meier or Life Table methodology.

Event-free rate for a select patient group over a select time period, based on the Kaplan-Meier or Life Table methodology.

Cumulative incidence rate for a select patient group over a select time period, based on the Kaplan-Meier or Life Table methodology.

Probability of certain outcomes (e.g., stroke, re-op for bleeding, prolonged ventilator use, operative mortality) for a select patient or patient group based on select (known) weighted risk factors, using the Theorem of Bayes.

Accuracy (validity) of predicted outcomes based on sensitivity comparisons (true positives and false positives) of responses to a select registry question, as apply to a select patient group and a select time period.

Ten scores indicating various measures of physical and mental health (quality of life) for a select patient with any one or more common chronic conditions such as asthma, congestive heart failure, diabetes, osteoarthritis or migraine headaches, or with no known medical conditions, based on the QualityMetric SF-36 scoring algorithms. {Note: Tool is optional and requires separate licensure as well as participation in royalty program. SF-12 and SF-8 derivatives also available.}

Score indicating combined measure of pain, function, range of motion and absence of deformity for a select patient with traumatic disorder of the hip or surgical hip replacement, based on the 100-point Harris Hip system.

Two scores, one indicating combined measure of joint pain, stability and range of motion (each knee), the other indicating combined measure of walking and stair climbing function (both knees), for a select patient with surgical knee replacement, traumatic knee injury, multiple arthritis or medical infirmity, based on the Knee Society 100-point KS Knee and 100-point KS Function dual rating system.

Any industry-based system wherein responses to a series of applicable questions are assigned weighted values, and a total score is automatically computed, e.g., WOMAC rating scale indicating measures of joint pain, stiffness and function for a select patient with arthritis, or Constant Score indicating combined measure of pain, ADL, range of motion and strength for a select patient with shoulder disease and surgical repair, including shoulder replacement arthroplasty.

Select data (select registry questions) on a select patient as recorded over select time intervals (e.g., between various post-operative visits).

Lab values, significant clinical events and (free text) comments recorded over time, in addition to current medications and primary demographics, as apply to a select patient and a select time period.

All, or a portion of, data on a select group of organ transplant candidates, sorted by any demographic or registry question, inclusive of log indicating duration (number of days) of past and present status.

Documents of any nature (e.g., op notes, referral letters, H&P, discharge summaries, encounter sheets, patient satisfaction surveys) created by merging demographic and registry-specific patient data with Microsoft Word or other forms processing software template.