Your First 5 Minutes In Jiro



Overview

Jiro is a Practice Intelligence platform for clinicians, designed to surface clinical, operational, and financial signals from real-world data. Within five minutes of logging in, you can review your practice benchmarks, access patient health records, browse curated medical literature, or submit a clinical question.


Explore Practice

Practice is the first page you land on when you sign-in to Jiro for the first time. It may take a moment for your Spotlights, Clinical, and Financial Performance metrics to populate.

View A Spotlight

At the top of the Practice page, clinicians can view Spotlights. Spotlights are statistically significant metrics highlighted automatically to a clinician. Cards in the Spotlight section display a title and corresponding description, analyzed month, a thumbs up/down icon to rate the usefulness of a Spotlight, and a blue checkmark next to the title. Click the blue checkmark to dismiss the Spotlight and mark it as read. Read Spotlights can be viewed again by switching on the “Show read” toggle.

Drill Into Clinical Performance Metrics

Clinicians can view practice performance metrics on the bottom half of the Practice page, which defaults to the Clinical performance tab. Pre-populated metrics are determined by the user’s reported specialty at sign up. Metrics display a title, statistic, peer comparisons, and a date. Click a metric to enter the drill-down. The drill-down view houses the metric’s description and calculation methods, as well as providing time-trend analysis, peer comparison, and patient cohort visualizations. Clinicians can customize the metrics they see in the clinical tab by selecting items from the Metrics library, found at the right of the tab.

Monitor Financial Performance

Swapping over to the Financial performance tab gives clinicians a glimpse of their practice’s monetary flow and opportunity. Three tabs exist in the financial tab: Referrals, Reimbursements, and Denials. Click through each of the tabs to learn about potential referrers, reimbursed and negotiated activities, and insurance denials.


View A Research Article

Selecting the Research tab provides clinicians patterns in care delivery, patient outcomes, and population trends drawn from real-world data. Cards on the research page provide the research title, the metadata of the research, and a surfaced date. Click on a specific research card to view the full article, key findings, background, supporting evidence, limitations, follow-up ideas, and associated references.


Ask Consult A Clinical Question

Click on the Consult tab to access Jiro’s clinical question and answer tool. Click the text box and ask Jiro a point-of-care question, such as “what are examples of GLP-1 receptor agonists for weight loss” and review Jiro’s personalized response grounded in both established guidelines and peer-reviewed literature.


Stay Up To Date Using Discover

Choose the Discover tab to find content personalized to each user. Cards in the Discover tab provide the title of the summary, the associated journal or source, an introduction to the summary, a published date, and a pill that describes the category of the content. Currently, medical literature, peer-reviewed journals, and clinical trials are surfaced for clinicians.


Navigate To Your Profile

In the bottom left corner of Jiro, clicking on a user’s name or profile photo allows the clinician to view the profile page by clicking profile or sign out. Within the profile page, clinicians can access and edit their Clinician info, view and claim CME, redeem Perks, manage Notifications, and view Account details. For more details on the Profile page, view Understanding Your Profile Page.

iOS users can access the same menu by clicking the “More” button on the bottom of their screen.


Contact Support

Across all tabs in Jiro, a blue question mark button lives in the bottom right hand corner on the web. Clicking the button opens prompt box to get to describe an issue you are having or to ask a question.

On iOS, you can access the help button by clicking the “More” tab and “Get help”. You can also contact support by emailing support@jirohealth.com.


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