Example with made-up patients

This is your practice after a year of Kliva.

A tinnitus practice with four treatments and around four new patients a week. Pick a treatment and a period below: every number on this page follows.

Treatment
Period
Made-up data
new patients in this period
points of change in symptom score after 6 months
completed the 6-month questionnaire
average satisfaction, out of 5

See what changes, per treatment.

Kliva sets the questionnaire at intake beside the ones after 3 and 6 months, patient by patient. You see the mean change and how widely it spreads. Click a treatment to compare.

TreatmentPatientsComplete pairsAfter 6 months

A complete pair is a patient with a questionnaire at intake and after 6 months. Kliva only shows a figure from 5 patients on, and from 10 on a public page. That way no one can be recognised and you do not draw conclusions from too little data.

Symptom score, lower is better

points after 6 months
Mean Middle half of the patients Other treatments

A result is only as strong as the number of answers.

Kliva sends every questionnaire at the moment set by the calendar and reminds those who do not answer. Here you see, per measurement, how many patients filled in their questionnaire.

Completed, of those already sent the questionnaire

    What patients think of it themselves.

    After the treatment every patient gets a short form. The score and the comments land in the same overview, next to the results.

    Satisfaction per month, from 1 to 5

      When does a treatment have enough patients?

      Kliva reads every first consultation from your calendar. So you see how fast a treatment grows, and when there are enough patients for a study.

      New patients per week, from the calendar

      a week on average

      Want this for your practice?

      In a half-hour conversation we look at which treatment you want to follow first. Your overview then shows your own patients.

      All patients, scores and comments on this page are made up. The symptom score stands for the validated questionnaire you choose. The numbers say nothing about how well a treatment works.