The healthcare world is in the middle of a data revolution of sorts. Both providers and payors are starting to realize that their transactional systems contain a wealth of data that can be used for strategic advantage. Many organizations are spending considerable time and resources in standardizing, cleansing and remediating data issues in their transactional […]
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Why Aren’t You Leveraging Analytics in Your Organization?
Analytics can offer a wide range of benefits to healthcare organizations. It can provide information to make better decisions on or impact quality of care, patient outcomes, cost containment, operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. At a theoretical level, healthcare organizations understand these benefits. In fact, implementing analytics is on the top ten list of many […]
Clinical Decision Assist Part II – Real Time Clinician Support
In part I we discussed the value of near real-time analytics to support clinical care delivery. As promised we wanted to next discuss the power of Clinical Decision Assist – providing clinicians with the ability to effect change while the ability to do so still exists. Near real-time analytics environments are difficult to develop, especially […]
Clinical Decision Assist Part I – The Next Provider Analytics Nirvana
The majority of healthcare providers are still struggling to aggregate their disparate enterprise data in order to drive clinical decision support. While very valuable, this is generally used for retrospective analysis. But what if that data could be used near real time, and give you the ability to effect change while the capability to do […]