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An acute care management set for patients with an urgent medical condition
A suite of value sets for billing and error codes i.e. primary, non-primary codes
A solution for mental health and substance use issues including opioid and alcohol
A chronic care management set for patients with ongoing care management needs
A suite of value sets for COVID-19 related problems and diagnoses
A solution that delivers HEDIS®* quality measures in a ready-to-integrate file format
An oncology management solution for accreditation, clinical staging, and patient cohort registry
A solution for pre-surgical and post-surgical risk and problem management
A solution that efficiently aggregates third party value sets needed for regulatory reporting
*The Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)
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Since medical records are electronic, it’s easy to think that patient data is naturally compatible and easy to aggregate for analytic purposes. But, that’s not necessarily the case. In fact, many health information exchanges that collect this information struggle to maximize the insights they get from the records. That’s where normalization services can help.
2020 has been getting a pretty bad rap, but we’re thrilled it was named the Year of the Nurse. To celebrate this milestone, we gathered a dozen data points about this versatile profession. Go on, test your knowledge below.
When we’re sick, many of us see a mix of primary care physicians and specialists – and sometimes just specialists alone. But this practice isn’t always the best use of resources. The Primary Care First Act, explored in IMO’s new insight brief, aims to help change this dynamic by increasing the responsibilities of, and reimbursement rates for, providers in the primary care realm.
