Routine scientific testing is dominated by three main panels, however for historic causes solely two (the excellent metabolic and lipid panels) are extensively utilized in underwriting in the present day.* The third, the Full Blood Rely (CBC), represents a big and untapped supply of mortality and morbidity insights that may be readily accessed in actual time via ExamOne’s LabPiQture™.**
May you be lacking out on worthwhile underwriting insights present in scientific and laboratory exams? Are you absolutely using the scientific laboratory take a look at outcomes delivered via LabPiQture in your underwriting resolution course of?
In a latest ExamOne webinar, Brian Lanzrath, Director of Analytics, and Marnie Vieselmeyer, Strategic Account Government and Information Specialist, answered these 2 questions. They mentioned the worth of laboratory information, the prevalence of the CBC in scientific information, its element exams, and, most significantly, the way it can help your danger evaluation course of via the identification of anemia, bleeding problems, infections, cancers, and far more.
Key takeaways you’ll be taught:
- Why the CBC panel wasn’t initially utilized in life underwriting and why it must be used in the present day
- What exams are part of the CBC panel
- How the CBC is efficient at predicting correlated analysis
- The ways in which underwriters can determine danger components with the CBC panel
- A few case examine wherein the CBC parts present a singular perspective in uncovering a Leukemia affected person
The CBC panel is a device that may be very useful in your underwriting course of. To be taught extra, please contact your ExamOne consultant.
About LabPiQture:
ExamOne’s LabPiQture is a singular actual time information product that gives worthwhile historic laboratory information in seconds. With LabPiQture you possibly can take a deep dive into a person well being historical past and make the most of lots of the widespread lab take a look at outcomes discovered on the scientific aspect—particularly the CBC.
*Based mostly on ExamOne’s information, reporting and findings
**Based mostly on ExamOne’s information, reporting and findings
