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Clinical outcomes & pilot evidence

This page is maintained by TriageNix Group to publish audited pilot data, safety signals and NHS-validated case studies from live deployments. Every metric is tagged with its current verification status — interim pilot data, in external audit, or independently audited — so commissioners can judge the evidence base directly.

DCB0129 maintained·Last refreshed: this release· Not a substitute for clinical judgement

Headline metrics

Aggregated across active pilot sites. Each card shows the verification stage and source.

Reduction in routine GP demand
Interim pilot data
−27%
vs. 12-week pre-pilot baseline
Source: Pilot A · 14,820 sessions
Safe self-care signposted
Interim pilot data
31%
patients diverted from urgent care
Source: Pilot A · ICB North-West
Red-flag detection sensitivity
In external audit
98.4%
vs. clinician adjudication panel
Source: n=2,150 adjudicated cases
Reported safety incidents
Independently audited
0
DCB0129-classified harm events
Source: Independent CSO sign-off
Patient satisfaction (CSAT)
Interim pilot data
4.6 / 5
post-session survey
Source: n=3,402 responses
Avg. time-to-disposition
Interim pilot data
3m 12s
vs. 18m phone triage median
Source: Pilot B · private GP group

Routine GP demand vs. baseline

Pilot A · indexed to pre-pilot week (100)

Disposition mix (4-tier routing)

% of completed triage sessions

Case studies

Site-level narratives. Full anonymised reports available to commissioners under NDA.

In external audit

ICB-commissioned digital front door pilot

PCN cluster · North-West England
4 practices · 38,500 list size · 16-week pilot
  • 27% reduction in routine same-day demand on reception phone lines
  • 31% of sessions safely resolved with self-care or pharmacy advice
  • Zero DCB0129-classified harm events; CSO sign-off attached to every release
  • Full audit report scheduled with ICB clinical governance board (Q2)
Interim pilot data

Private GP group — pre-consult triage

Multi-site private GP provider
12 clinics · membership + pay-per-visit · 9-month rollout
  • Avg. consult length down 23% with structured pre-visit summary
  • Clinician time saved redirected to long-condition reviews
  • CSAT 4.6/5 across 3,402 patient responses
  • Independent evaluation commissioned (publication target: H2)
Interim pilot data

Community CIC — Africa primary care arm

Partner clinics · East Africa
9 clinics · 14,200 patients · WhatsApp-first
  • £3.40 cost per consult vs. £42 NHS routine GP comparator
  • 86 local clinicians trained on safety-net escalation pathway
  • Outcome data shared with UK Aid Match for blended-finance evaluation

Safety & governance evidence

How we keep the evidence base trustworthy between audited releases.

  • DCB0129 Clinical Safety Case Report maintained per release
  • Named Clinical Safety Officer (CSO) sign-off on every model and rule change
  • Red-flag prompt suite version-controlled, with adjudicated test set
  • Append-only triage approval audit (visible to NHS commissioners on request)
  • MHRA SaMD Class IIa pathway documentation, UK GDPR DPIA, WCAG 2.2 AA

Compete on trust at ICB level

Accurx and Rapid Health lead on scale. TriageNix competes by publishing site-level, independently audited pilot data with named CSO sign-off — not aggregate marketing claims.

How to read this page

Verification tiers. Metrics are marked interim (pilot data, internally validated), in external audit(under review by an independent clinical or academic partner) or independently audited (published audit report available on request).

Comparators. Where we cite reductions, the baseline is pre-pilot data from the same site over an equivalent window. National comparators are referenced from NHS Digital published statistics, not TriageNix-generated.

Patient safety. Any concern can be reported through our public safety form. Every release ships with a named Clinical Safety Officer sign-off and append-only approval audit.

Not a certification. This page is maintained by TriageNix Group. It is not a regulatory accreditation. NHS commissioners should request the full audit pack for procurement-grade evidence.