Evidence and measurement

Evidence should be easy to inspect.

See the research behind our public estimates, the rules used to measure impact, and the current evidence for how Atticus operates.

SourcesDirect links to independent research
MethodsVisible assumptions and outcome definitions
OperationsCurrent product and control evidence
ResultsPublished only after review and approval

What belongs here

Research is not a customer result.

Independent findings can support a care model. They cannot prove what Atticus achieved for a customer.

We label modeled estimates, operating evidence, and customer outcomes separately. A customer result appears here only after its data, method, and publication rights are approved.

Independent research

The sources behind the current financial model.

These publications support assumptions used in the home-page calculator.

Program enrollment

Annis and colleagues report enrollment results for a mobile health program.

Care-management economics

The CMS evaluation reports cost changes over several measurement periods.

Outreach method

AHRQ summarizes how delivery method changes program participation.

How Atticus measures

Define the comparison before reporting the result.

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Population

State the eligible population, enrolled population, exclusions, and observation period.

02

Baseline

Record the comparison period and the source for utilization, quality, cost, and engagement.

03

Outcome

Name the numerator, denominator, time window, and any adjustment method.

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Limits

Publish the known limits beside the result, including selection and data-availability limits.

Current operating evidence

See what operates today.

These pages describe current capabilities, safeguards, programs, and public status.

What is included

Review the current delegated care model and included capabilities.

Care programs

See how live information, program work, clinical review, and evidence connect.

Compliance status

Review active safeguards, outside review, and work still in progress.

For health plans

Bring your measurement question.

We will show the source, assumption, and method behind the answer.

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