CareSelect™ Lab
A cloud-based clinical decision support solution for health systems that establishes a standard of care for lab test utilization to reduce costs, improve care quality, and help financial risk management.
Adjudicate the appropriateness of every unique lab, pathology, and genetic test order in real time. Guidelines reflect the full spectrum of inpatient test types, utilization variables, and patient-specific scenarios.
Build an effective lab stewardship program by aggregating reliable ordering data. Establish clinical decision support and care model standardization to help ensure all lab tests are appropriate within the guidelines.
Reduce unnecessary laboratory testing by integrating 1,800+ evidence-based guidelines, curated by Mayo Clinic physicians. Deliver immediate feedback on test appropriateness within your EHR workflow.
Address common areas of misutilization by automatically flagging obsolete tests, confusing test names, unindicated tests, and tests which may be inaccurate due to the patient’s medication.
Help Improve patient outcomes by steering clinicians to order high-value, appropriate testing that is validated against population models and claims data. The solution also provides generic cost data.
Compare utilization practices and ordering patterns among providers and across institutions. Identify gaps in care and monitor overall test utilization with robust benchmarking and analytics tools.
Reduction in the number of labs per discharge1
Reduction in inappropriate HS-CRP tests and 39% drop in Inappropriately ordered tests.2
evidence-based guidelines maintained by Mayo Clinic physicians, scientists, and lab experts.
1 Riverside Medical Center data, published in Ben Gold and Curtis Hanson, “Aligning the Lab With the Hospital’s Strategic Priorities,” Change Healthcare paper. 2020.
2 Carle Foundation data, published in: CareSelect Trends 2020, based on National Decision Support Company, a Change Healthcare company, customer data. March 2020. Ben Gold and Curtis Hanson, “Aligning the Lab With the Hospital’s Strategic Priorities,” Change Healthcare paper. 2020.