Health care organizations need to know their data, but they also need to know their objectives. The types and amount of data cleansing they need depends on how they’ll use the data: to track high-risk patients, measure quality, etc.
Many facets of healthcare remained in a state of flux at the close of 2022 and highlight the need to address the issues of data quality, curation, and utility that are paramount for healthcare’s evolution in 2023.
Published article in MedTech Intelligence By Mike Noshay Data is one of the most essential resources in health care. [...]
Published article in Healthcare IT Today Within the data sphere, patient information is the most important and crucial healthcare [...]
Published article in Healthcare IT Today If the future of healthcare is built on the back of data (and [...]
Published article in Healthcare IT Today The following is a guest article by Mike Noshay, MSE, Founder and Chief [...]
Published article in Authority Magazine Written by Dave Philistin, CEO of Candor | Authority Magazine Inrecent years, Big Tech [...]
Published article in Healthcare Business Today The future of healthcare — nothing brought about more questions, and tested the [...]
Published article in Healthcare IT Today By John Lynn I’ve met a lot of companies in healthcare that are [...]
A Star Rating is the essential number that drives Medicare Advantage payer performance reporting and customer influence. To improve or [...]