CLINICAL PRACTICE DATA
Act local, contribute to global.
BnTx INTERACT unlocks the potential of the collective knowledge of injecting botulinum toxin in a secure setting.
A protocol-driven research platform, as well as an opportunity to compare datasets to the body of data
National and international anonymised datasets can be provided for comparison to individual practice. As muscles per diagnosis, dose and dilution as well as outcome measures are collected, data in relation to many variables such as preparation of toxin can be assessed.
The use of data in BnTx INTERACT is subject to guidance by an independent Scientific Advisory Board. The accumulation of data can validate clinical assumptions and assist in the understanding and improvement of treatment.
More accurate and accessible online records
Structured, quick-access data inputs ensure consistency and reliable reporting.
Supports decision making based on a complete view of patient
Validate clinical assumptions and unanswered questions and understand its impact and efficacy over time.
Contributes to research with de-identified point-of-care data.
There are not many opportunities in which such a large cohort of meaningful data is securely collated. BnTx allows for extensive clinical research capabilities of daily practice.
Best practice assessments, scores & ratings
BnTx INTERACT is developed in conjunction with leading physicians in neurology to ensure all essential assessments, checklists and protocols are integrated.
Participate in protocol-driven studies or test your own protocols
Track your own clinical hypothesis by defining your own protocols - alongside other standard protocols. Injection protocols can be added along side the PREEMPT injection protocol to cover any other injections series for other conditions.
All patient & clinic data is private & secure
BnTx INTERACT is a cloud-based software that upholds key industry best practices and regulatory schemes to protect the security and privacy of our data. Patients must provide consent prior to any data being shared to their referring physician and/or for research purposes. If consent is obtained, all data is de-identified.