
From raw to refined: Striving for high quality data in healthcare
Healthcare research and decision-making is highly dependent upon clinical data in the EHR. So, what stands in the way of realizing its full potential?
Efficiently standardize and group clinical patient data enriched with patient-friendly mappings and comprehensive billing codes.
IMO data quality management solutions standardize and structure inconsistent clinical data, add necessary specificity, and create clinically consistent cohort definitions to support risk management, value-based care, and member transparency.
As part of the 21st Century Cures Act, the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access rule requires health plans to share data with members. Meeting these price transparency regulations raises new challenges when communicating clinical terms in simple language.
IMO solutions link clinical and claims data to patient-friendly language, simplifying connections across systems with comprehensive terminology naming conventions and mappings to all major industry code sets.
As patient data is extracted from various health information systems and moves throughout the healthcare ecosystem, it can become highly variable, full of gaps, and lose key components. Staff time is then spent cleaning the data and manually replacing those missing pieces.
IMO solutions streamline this process, standardizing structured and unstructured data, and reducing the drain on data science and clinical resources.
Rely on IMO’s industry-leading clinical terminology with comprehensive code mappings, used in 80% of EHRs
Reduce your team's HIT burden with precise matching, data validation, and simplified cohort creation
Ensure consistent diagnosis, procedure, medication, and lab data from disparate systems and sources
Increase efficiency with integrated APIs and tools to ingest, normalize, map, group, and manage data quality
Our team is eager to learn about your organization and build a strategy together.
Healthcare research and decision-making is highly dependent upon clinical data in the EHR. So, what stands in the way of realizing its full potential?
Your organization doesn’t need to solve every problem on its own, especially standardizing disparate healthcare data.
Listen in as expert panelists discuss the challenges to achieving reliable, high-quality data in healthcare – and suggest strategies to overcome them.