In this 45-minute webinar, Verinovum’s Chief Medical Information Officer Mureen Allen, MD, MS, MA, FACP and Envision Health’s Senior Science Writer Jill Pritts discuss the data curation strategies that can be applied to your organization’s quality-of-care equation and enable you to be compliant and achieve your Quadruple Aim goals.
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.
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.
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.
The volume of available data is high, as are the many systems that store and process that data. Despite the quantity and a plethora of IT tools, organizations are faced with the “now what?” dilemma. There is a growing realization that the answer is not simply more data; rather, ensuring that existing data is accurate, complete, and accessible.
The “garbage in, garbage out” dynamic increases labor and software costs to fix missing, duplicative, or inaccurate data, since poor quality data can hinder decision making.
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The demand for accurate and timely insights from a fractured and siloed health ecosystem, spanning payer, provider, and healthcare organization information infrastructures, has never been greater. New technologies and innovations have proven to be a burden on the healthcare system, including new payment models where patient outcomes are being rewarded more than the quantity of services provided. Learn more from this white paper about what you can do to solve the problem.
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Verinovum recently hosted another installment of its New Truths series with partner HealthLX, a leader in the interoperability landscape, [...]