Leverage a solution that efficiently fills gaps, improves consistency, and adds specificity to clinical patient data.
IMO Precision solutions leverage our deep expertise with point-of-care documentation to standardize inconsistent clinical data from diverse systems into consistent, structured, clinically validated terminology with the specificity required to identify cohorts and enable meaningful analytics.
Patient data is foundational for analytics and insights, yet as the healthcare industry expands and grows in complexity, this information becomes more plentiful and more problematic.
In addition, as patient data is extracted from various health information systems and moves throughout the ecosystem, it can become highly variable, full of gaps, and lose key components. This leads to extra staff time spent manually filling in those gaps, adding an unnecessary drain on clinical resources.
Rely on IMO’s industry-leading clinical terminology, used in 80% of EHRs
Reduce the manual burden on your team through precise matching, data validation, and simplified cohort creation
Ensure consistency in diagnosis, procedure, medication, and lab data extracted from disparate systems and sources
Process data quickly and efficiently with seamless integration into healthcare IT applications
Our team is eager to learn about your organization and ready to discuss how IMO can help.
You don’t have to work for a medical coding company to know that quality data is important – especially in healthcare. But patient information comes from a variety of sources, and it’s rarely all in the same format, or documented using the same clinical terminology. So, what does this mean? We’re glad you asked.
Learn how understanding intent at point of care and normalizing your data in a new way can unlock its analytic power.
The ability to help or learn from specific patient cohorts is contingent upon being able to accurately identify them. Value sets are the tool of choice for this task, but as a recent HIMSS-IMO survey has revealed, the vast majority of respondents find them challenging to define and maintain.
