I’m really excited to share that today Perficient announced our Health BI Solution that leverages Gartner Magic Quadrant technologies SQL Server & SharePoint. We’ll be exhibiting at the Georgia HIMSS Healthcare Trade Faire & Regional Conference tomorrow (October 12th) where we’ll be talking about Health BI. You can find us in the Microsoft Pavilion!
From the Press Release:
…Health BI offers healthcare organizations with accelerated compliance to Meaningful Use, ACO, and quality management requirements using a simple and fundamentally new approach to healthcare business intelligence. With unprecedented business value, and more than 600 pre-built measures and key performance indicators, Health BI uses state-of-the-art Microsoft tools to enhance clinical decision support, performance benchmarking, and persona-based dashboards from data across a wide range of clinical and financial systems.
Based on Stage 1 meaningful use reimbursement incentives, providers have been implementing EHR solutions to provide a baseline for electronic data capture and information sharing. As providers enter Stage 2, more robust clinical reporting and analytics will be required. Business intelligence tools will help providers meet meaningful use requirements through structuring codified data, exchanging data across hospital systems, and creating a patient-centric community care record. Additionally, since more than half of the 93 draft National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) ACO measures are also Meaningful Use measures, healthcare providers will be enabled by one powerful analytics tool that provides accelerated compliance to:
- All 44 EP and all 15 EH Meaningful Use quality measures; ONC-ATCB 2011/2012 certified
- Guaranteed support for 100% Meaningful Use Stage 2 and Stage 3 compliance
- 100% PQRI measure coverage
- 200+ inbuilt measures / KPIs for financial and operational reporting
- 100% coverage of all 65 quality performance measures required by ACOs for the Shared Savings Program
- 100% coverage of 88 JCAHO measures
“When leveraged correctly, business intelligence can yield measurable returns beyond meaningful use compliance in terms of cost savings, staff productivity, and improved utilization of scarce resources,” said Steve Aylward, General Manager, Microsoft US Commercial Health & Life Sciences, “These decision making tools are extremely important as we continue to modernize health information and the healthcare system to improve the quality of care.”
You can read the press release about Health BI here and learn more about the product here. To schedule a Health BI demo please reach out to MicrosoftPractice@Perficient.com.
