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Not just anyone can understand how to vet and organize clinical terminology. This month, we’re highlighting Senior Clinical Terminologist Ruth O’Mahony’s role…

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Clinical workflows and natural language processing

NLP can help ensure clinical notes are standardized – but not all solutions are created equal.

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The untapped potential of patient-generated data

The proliferation of patient portals and personal health records has highlighted the importance of capturing and standardizing patient-generated data.

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Payment models and value-based care

When it comes to value-based care, payment models can be tough to understand. We’re breaking down what you need to know below.

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AI in healthcare: A wicked problem and needed solution

It’s no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) has been a buzzword in healthcare for several years. Learn why it’s also considered a…

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Case study: Standardizing healthcare data through terminology

IMO Health’s terminology-based approach to healthcare data standardization is helping Sharp HealthCare to unlock new value from patient information.

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Data normalization: Toward a common clinical terminology

Learn how data normalization helps unify, clean, and organize highly variable clinical terminology into useful information.

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The evolution of electronic quality measurement

Our latest white paper dives into electronic quality measurement and the challenges of moving from quality measurement to quality improvement.

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In My Opinion with Brian Gibson, IT Help Desk Manager

A lot of interesting people work at IMO Health. Every month, we choose one to spotlight for In My Opinion. This month,…

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While you were sleeping: The crucial, quiet role of anesthesia

In some surgical situations, the role of anesthesiology may seem incidental, but as Beth Kaylor, RN, explains, nothing could be further from…

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Prescribing with precision: A pharmacogenomics primer

Pharmacogenomics, the study of how a person’s genes affect their response to medications, holds great potential – but obstacles to its adoption…

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Scaling back COVID-19 genomic surveillance is risky

With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions countries are reducing genomic surveillance, limiting the data necessary to prepare for new variants.

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