What is the difference between BDOI Humanity Score™ and Estimated Potential Patient Impact?

    Short Answer

    The BDOI Humanity Score™ recognizes the donor's contribution, while Estimated Potential Patient Impact communicates the possible broader reach of that contribution.

    Detailed Explanation

    They serve different purposes.

    BDOI Humanity Score™ is BDOI®'s donor-recognition metric. It helps determine applicable recognition levels, badges, titles and milestones.

    Estimated Potential Patient Impact is an explanatory estimate intended to communicate the possible significance of the donor's recorded contribution according to the applicable BDOI® methodology.

    For example:

    BDOI Humanity Score™: 318
    Badge: 🥈 Silver Warrior
    Estimated Potential Patient Impact: 318

    The two concepts are related, but they serve different purposes within BDOI®.

    Key Points

    • BDOI Humanity Score™ = BDOI® donor recognition.
    • Estimated Potential Patient Impact = potential impact associated with the recorded contribution.
    • Both can be derived from the donor's recorded contribution according to BDOI® methodology.
    • Neither represents a medical outcome or guaranteed patient treatment.
    • Neither is a medical certification.

    ❤️ Motivation

    Your BDOI Humanity Score™ represents your journey of giving, while your potential impact represents the difference your contribution may make.

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