Abstract: The system and method utilizes a computer system having processors that receive quantitative data from users and generate data to facilitate prioritization and reduction of barriers that prevent patients from receiving medical therapies from a particular healthcare provider in rank order. The processors provide an initial rank order of potential barriers based on calculated correlation coefficient, and determine a subsequent rank order of potential barriers based on the calculated correlation coefficient and other data indicative of the effect of each barrier on the patients. The system and method provides for a systematic, data-driven, and validated process to improve patient access to healthcare providers.

Abstract: The system and method utilizes a computer system having processors that receive quantitative data from users and generate data to facilitate prioritization and reduction of barriers that prevent patients from receiving medical therapies from a particular healthcare provider in rank order. The processors provide an initial rank order of potential barriers based on calculated correlation coefficient, and determine a subsequent rank order of potential barriers based on the calculated correlation coefficient and other data indicative of the effect of each barrier on the patients. The system and method provides for a systematic, data-driven, and validated process to improve patient access to healthcare providers.

Abstract: A method may include, receiving, by a computer system, indications of a plurality of attributes associated with applicable individuals, wherein each respective one of the applicable individuals is a member of a human population and is a potential user of a medical therapy. The method may further include, for each respective attribute of the plurality of attributes, receiving, by the computer system, a respective indication of a prevalence of the respective attribute, and estimating, by the computer system, based on the indications of the prevalence of the respective attributes, a number of applicable individuals. The method may also include outputting, by the computer system, the estimate of the number of the applicable individuals.