Mayo Clinic is expanding its library of clinical insights by enabling other healthcare organizations to access and deliver digital content across the clinical and operational aspects of a patient care journey. Mayo Clinic has partnered with Lumeon, a care pathway management solutions company with an automation platform, and will integrate with the company’s platform.

Healthcare providers can make Mayo Clinic’s insights available to patients and care teams in an automated way for contextually relevant care experiences through the partnership. The collaboration aims to improve how care teams access clinical decision support and patient education content, which has previously remained in passive repositories that have to be manually delivered. As a result, patients and care teams often are left with missing, conflicting or excessive instruction, which can contribute to fragmented patient care.

“We are excited to be working with Lumeon to operationalize the delivery of Mayo Clinic’s high-quality content within automated care experiences,” Sandhya Pruthi, MD, medical director of the office of patient education, content services, knowledge management & delivery editorial services at Mayo Clinic, said in statement. “Mayo Clinic continues to make available a broad variety of content that health systems across the US can immediately take advantage of, including content spanning chronic disease, wellness, maternity, behavioral health and risk assessment algorithms.”