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UCI and Syntropy Announce Five-Year Strategic Partnership to Improve Patient Care Through Unprecedented Data Integration

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Wednesday, October 6, 2021
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This strategic collaboration evolves from a natural synergy between both organizations in their mission to improve the delivery of patient care through better utilization of data.

Key Points: 
  • This strategic collaboration evolves from a natural synergy between both organizations in their mission to improve the delivery of patient care through better utilization of data.
  • The partnership brings to life the UCI Health Affairs vision of seamlessly connecting clinical-, research- and patient-reported data across the entire research enterprise.
  • Sharing data in this trusted and secure environment can lead to a network effect that creates augmented insights derived from real-world data.
  • UCI and Syntropy are creating an innovative model for how health organizations approach collecting and transforming insights from health data.

Anthem Announces Research Study with Apple Watch to Help Improve Asthma Management

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Wednesday, September 16, 2020
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Anthem, Inc. announced today a new study that examines how the use of everyday devices, like Apple Watch and iPhone, may help individuals with asthma better self-manage their condition for improved clinical outcomes.

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  • Anthem, Inc. announced today a new study that examines how the use of everyday devices, like Apple Watch and iPhone, may help individuals with asthma better self-manage their condition for improved clinical outcomes.
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    Launching in the fall, the two-year, randomized controlled study will enroll participants from Anthem-affiliated health plans who have been clinically diagnosed with asthma.
  • Additionally, the study will explore if data collected from everyday use devices such as iPhone and Apple Watch can help predict asthma exacerbation or serve as potential digital biomarkers of asthma control.
  • Participants who choose to enroll in the study will receive a BedditTM Sleep Monitor and an Apple Watch.

YuJa Selected by UC Irvine for Multi-Year Agreement to Provide Classroom Capture and Video Management Solutions

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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
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Following an extensive pilot process, the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform was selected for a site-wide, multi-year implementation.

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  • Following an extensive pilot process, the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform was selected for a site-wide, multi-year implementation.
  • The Universitys adoption of the Video Platform provides software-based lecture capture tools, deep integration with the Universitys Canvas Learning Management System (LMS), auto-captioning accessibility tools, hardware-based lecture capture appliances, and full-scale media management services to UC Irvine.
  • Deployment of YuJas hardware capture solutions allow for scalable hardware capture appliances for classrooms and auditoriums.
  • Our portfolio includes products for lecture capture , live streaming, video management , video conferencing, video test proctoring, digital asset management and enterprise accessibility.