The Six Essential Attributes for Actionable Clinical Data
Want to know if your clinical data is high quality and fit for purpose? Examine it for these six attributes.
High-quality clinical data enable effective interventions and cost reductions for chronic diseases
Payers typically have no shortage of clinical data at their disposal, with information from health screenings, health assessments, electronic health records (EHRs), clinician notes, test results, and more. But the quality of the data is suspect. In our experience, only about 40% of the clinical data our clients receive from providers or health information exchanges are usable, without need for curation and enrichment. The remaining 60% are inaccurate, incomplete, duplicative, or unstandardized. It requires various levels of curation and enrichment to make data standardized, accurate, and complete.
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Early Bird Catches the Worm: High-Quality Clinical Data Leads to Successful Care Intervention
Incomplete, inaccurate, or delayed data analyses can all negatively impact clinical decision-making, case management, and disease management interventions. Payers looking to identify gaps in care often utilize claims data that can take many months to receive face challenges obtaining accurate high-quality clinical data from their contracted providers. Data curation services, which acquire, standardize, and normalize clinical data, can present health plans with a complete picture of member encounters.
Link Between Obesity and Kidney Disease Calls for Urgent Outreach
The promise of precision medicine is growing as fast as the volumes of data required for its application. Precision medicine structures a person’s disease prevention and treatment in relation to their genomics, environment, and lifestyle.
Successful Precision Medicine Hinges on High Quality Data
The promise of precision medicine is growing as fast as the volumes of data required for its application. Precision medicine structures a person’s disease prevention and treatment in relation to their genomics, environment, and lifestyle.