We are building the most advanced tool to improve informed consent routines

Doctors will hand their patients a link to a personalized information website about their treatment.

Patients can now take their time to watch animations about the surgery. We are specialists in creating movies for patient education, where short animated films are used to substitute long and complicated texts on paper pamphlets. In our clinical studies, we were able to prove that patients who watched our movies gave up to 20% more correct answers than people who had just been given a paper pamphlet. We create this content in close cooperation with leading medical experts.

Patients will also be able to read and watch more information on their treatments, fill in questionnaires for the hospital, note questions, etc. The plattform will be available in a multitude of languages.

This is one of the two core elements of MAIA. Our system will intelligently extract the patients entire usage from the site. It can for example find out when and how much of a video a patient has seen, what interested them the most, where they spent the most time learning about their treatment. Through artificial intelligence guided questionnaires we will check whether a patient is scared of the upcoming surgery and why, what their general knowledge about medicine is, etc.

While collecting vital data that is being presented to doctors during their informed consent routines, MAIA also creates statistics based on all the background data and overall patient data. Using those statistics, we can create efficiency reports and customer (patient) analysis for hospitals. The better healthcare providers know their patients and the way they react to treatments, the way they learn and interact with the hospital, the more effective their overall hospital experience can be shaped.

The complete data set is anonymously interpreted and processed by MAIA and then sent back to the hospital IT system to be accessed by doctors.
MAIA will be able to connect to most hospital IT systems through standardized data sharepoints.

MAIA will not just send all of the gathered information to doctors raw, because going through that much data would cause them even more work. Instead we present doctors with an intelligent summary of the patients experience, a simple checklist for each patients case. That way, they immediately know what information they need to individually feed to every one of their patients during their conversations.

This is the second of the two core elements of MAIA. Using an AI natural language transcription technology, MAIA will be able to check the checklist itself and create a contentual, legal documentation. It listens in on the actual conversation between doctors and patients and creates a contentual (not a recording) documentation of the conversation. That way, a legally valid documentation is created during the informed consent conversation, without touching a single button in the process.

Using the Natural Language Transcripts, MAIA will constantly learn through the anonymous analysis of those conversations and become better at teaching both patients and doctors. That way, we can track if the presented information & movies cause issues in the informed consent explanation later on, and solve comprehension problems at the root.