DATA-DRIVEN HOSPITAL
Using natural language processing and advanced data analytics, we unleash the power of hospitals' clinical data and change the way hospitals use information hidden inside electronic health records.
Datlowe develops solutions based on advanced data analytics which help hospitals to solve their problems. Our solutions can automatically read all medical records from hospital information system, extract relevant pieces of information for the specific problem and provide support for decision making.
For example, our solution HAIDi can find all potential healthcare-associated infections from electronic medical records and help to manage them.

why
Our vision
We believe in the power of information hidden in mostly unstructured electronic health records in hospitals. Helping hospitals to optimize the care and deliver it efficiently is our motivation. We are sure everybody may benefit from a data-driven approach to healthcare.

how
Technologies
We use natural language processing (NLP) to automate reading of unstructured texts and information extraction. We combine extracted information with structured data and utilize advanced methods of machine learning (ML) to provide valuable insights. We create expert systems as well as advanced predictive models.
NLP and IE
We have extensive experience with natural language processing (NLP), which allows the computers to read and understand free text automatically. Information extraction (IE) builds upon that and provides information from unstructured texts in a structured format. Results are further used in predictive models.ML
Mastering machine learning (ML), which gives machines the ability to learn from data without being explicitly programmed, is essential for building solutions with predictive functions. Gradient boosted machines, random forests, and neural networks are our daily bread.Domain knowledge
You cannot work in a business unless you know it. We use standardized terminologies and models such as SNOMED CT and FHIR.
what
Solutions
We provide services and solutions based on advanced data analytics which allow to optimize care in hospitals. We developed HAIDi, an AI-powered assistant for surveillance of healthcare-associated infections (HAI), which changes the approach to HAI surveillance. HAIDi can automatically detect HAIs from electronic health records and help hospitals to concentrate on prevention based on carefully collected data.
Our team
Data science, natural language processing, machine learning, software development. Our team is built on experts, trust and friendly atmosphere. We believe in what we do.
Co-founder of Datlowe and data analytics enthusiast. Jakub manages the company and designs smart solutions for hospitals.
Jakub Kozák
CEO, co-founder

Software developer and researcher with a PhD. in semantic technologies and information extraction. Jan mostly develops smart algorithms.
Jan Dědek
Chief Technology Officer

Experienced data analyst with the background in business intelligence. Radim manages all data models and data transformations in our solutions.
Radim Janda
Chief of Data Management

Software developer with a broad range of expertise. Besides that, Ivana is proficient with both NLP and machine learning.
Ivana Sixtová
SW Developer, Data Scientist

Data scientist by heart and soul with the background in statistics. Lenka supervises development of all predictive models and information extraction.
Lenka Vraná
Chief Data Scientist

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Hospital Jihlava
The first implementation of HAIDi which runs on hospital-wide data and helps with HAI surveillance. We closely cooperate with Hospital Jihlava in the Czech Republic.
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Hospital Kyjov
HAIDi pilot project for identification of HAIs with a validation phase.
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Hospital
Havlíčkův Brod
HAIDi pilot project for identification of HAIs with a validation phase.
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