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Federated Hospital Analytics
Compare clinical facts across hospitals — without sharing a single patient record.
The problem to solve
Hospitals want to learn from each other's data: comparative outcomes, population analytics, rare-disease prevalence, treatment effectiveness. The natural method — pool the data — collides with patient confidentiality, contractual restrictions, and increasingly with national data-protection law. The fallback — exchange aggregate statistics manually — is too slow, too coarse, and too easily gamed by the hospital with the cleanest numbers.
The solution it enables
Polymonial lets each hospital seal its patient data inside its own boundary and prove agreed facts about it, such as a threshold being met. Hospitals share those proofs rather than records; patient records never leave their hospital.
What it looks like
A network of hospital trusts wants to compare hip-replacement outcomes across their populations. Each Trust seals its patient cohort and proves agreed facts about its outcomes to the others. No patient record has crossed any Trust boundary.
“Many hospitals. Proofs shared; patient records stay at home.”
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