Deliver better outcomes with analytics

Shifts in standards can lead to transformative shifts in interoperability. There are plenty of bumps on the road to interoperability, but the United States Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) is a pioneering vocabulary standard that addresses one of the more significant pain points to seamless data exchange. While there are well defined data exchange standards…
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It might surprise you to learn that one of the main obstacles to building quality analytics is data access. This is why being able to ingest various formats is so important. Regardless of the format, if we can get our hands on the data, we can help you do something valuable with it. Below is…
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Frailty, while sometimes referred to as the normal aging process, is not always seen in geriatric patients. Rather, frailty as part of risk stratification is defined as a set of health characteristics that are associated with poor health outcomes, no matter the age. While there is no standard definition or formal diagnosis of frailty, identification…
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In every organization, there are those individuals that appreciate the value of data, and those that are more hesitant to put their trust in numbers. Whether they are ambivalent, had a bad experience or do not have the knowledge, it can be challenging to bring individuals who are reluctant to data into your improvement culture.…
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Most leaders understand the importance of using data and analytics to achieve operational excellence. From empowering employees, reducing inefficiencies and improving outcomes, using data seems like a no-brainer, yet few have successfully implemented this type of culture. Check out our infographic below for an overview of how data-driven leadership is different from traditional leadership.