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Tag: Data Quality and Standardization

Code crosswalks are everywhere in healthcare, but there’s no safety in numbers. In fact, this practice is full of pitfalls that have…
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Clinical Terminology
The CDC has advanced national health threat surveillance via the Data Modernization Initiative (DMI), but there's still room for progress.
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Data Quality and Standardization
Organizations may think that more healthcare data means more value, but the complexity of extracting that value can be challenging. Learn why.
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Interoperability
With perspectives from supporting experts, this paper explores how groundbreaking research could be accelerated if electronic health record (EHR) data gets the…
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Clinical Documentation and Coding
Healthcare research and decision-making is highly dependent upon clinical data in the EHR. So, what stands in the way of realizing its…
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Data Quality and Standardization
The acquisition of Melax Tech will expand IMO Health’s suite of products to improve patient care, clinical workflows, and healthcare data quality.
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IMO Health Culture
Your organization doesn’t need to solve every problem on its own, especially standardizing disparate healthcare data.
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Clinical Documentation and Coding
Listen in as expert panelists discuss the challenges to achieving reliable, high-quality data in healthcare – and suggest strategies to overcome them.
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Interoperability
In a world of health IT acronyms, HEDIS is one of the most complex. We’re breaking down the specifics of the program…
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Interoperability
Leading experts discuss the role of data quality in supporting widespread genetic screening programs that can be incorporated into routine care.
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Interoperability
IMO Studio combines next-generation technology, security, and a growing list of data management capabilities. Upgrades begin with Epic® clients in July.
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Clinical Terminology
Nobody likes wasting time. But for clinical informaticists, it’s part of the gig – anywhere from 40% to 90% of it, in…
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Clinical Terminology

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