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The cost of building a team of clinical informaticists

IMO’s Senior Director of Clinical Informatics Amol Bhalla, MD, tackles a complex question: How much does it cost to build a team of informaticists?

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Case study: Improving patient cohorts with comprehensive code mapping

Duke Health’s IMO-enabled computational phenotype has dramatically improved their ability to quickly and accurately identify specific patient cohorts.

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4 reasons why healthcare startups fail

Tech startups are seemingly everywhere, but healthcare data companies still struggle to succeed in the market. Here are some reasons why.

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Side effects of an unhealthy surgical dictionary

“Set it and forget it” doesn’t apply to surgical dictionaries. Learn why upkeep is key to maintaining operating room efficiency.

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What ICD-11 is (and what it is not)

This blog breaks down the shift from the current industry standard of ICD-10-CM to ICD-11 and what it means for healthcare.

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The push for patient-friendly terminology

Communicating with patients shouldn’t mean settling for confusing clinical terminology. Learn how patient-friendly language is changing the conversation.

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Why a data quality manager can be a game-changer for clinical informatics

Clinical informatics struggles? A data quality manager might be the answer.

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Achieving scale in health IT: The power of terminology-based normalization solutions

When looking for ways to improve and optimize ETL or ELT, data and analytics vendors may consider healthcare data standardization supported by terminology.

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In My Opinion with Blake Carson and Josephine Mazza

Join us for a special Valentine’s Day edition of In My Opinion with Client Services superstars (and IMO sweethearts), Josephine Mazza and Blake Carson.

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CMS proposes major changes to Medicare Advantage payment models

CMS’ latest report proposed major changes to Medicare Advantage reimbursement structure and the clinical documentation used to capture HCCs.

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IMO named to Built in Chicago’s “Best Places to Work” for 2023

Built In Chicago names Intelligent Medical Objects as one of the best midsize companies to work for in 2023.

Person sitting at a computer looking at different security measures. Image used to describe blog about IMO's data security measures.

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IMO secures SOC 2 Type 2 + HIPAA certification

When it comes security, clients need to be confident in the data security measures of their partners. Learn what makes IMO’s approach top notch in this blog.

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The cost of building a team of clinical informaticists

Case study: Improving patient cohorts with comprehensive code mapping

4 reasons why healthcare startups fail

Side effects of an unhealthy surgical dictionary

What ICD-11 is (and what it is not)

The push for patient-friendly terminology

Why a data quality manager can be a game-changer for clinical informatics

Achieving scale in health IT: The power of terminology-based normalization solutions

In My Opinion with Blake Carson and Josephine Mazza

CMS proposes major changes to Medicare Advantage payment models

IMO named to Built in Chicago’s “Best Places to Work” for 2023

IMO secures SOC 2 Type 2 + HIPAA certification

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