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Tag: Interoperability

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
When your EHR lacks specialized terminologies, a host of health IT initiatives suffer. Going beyond the basics improves clinical documentation and more.
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Clinical Terminology
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
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
IMO Health updates its clinical terminology several times a year, ensuring each Regulatory release is as smooth as possible for clients. Here
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Clinical Terminology
Healthcare data standardization is important, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. So, what do we mean when we talk about normalization in
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Clinical Terminology
Clinical informatics struggles? A data quality manager might be the answer.
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Interoperability
CMS’ latest report proposed major changes to Medicare Advantage reimbursement structure and the clinical documentation used to capture HCCs.
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Interoperability
IMO Health updates its clinical terminology several times a year, ensuring each Regulatory release is as smooth as possible for clients. Here
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Clinical Terminology
Learn how 5 industries overcame their unique barriers to data quality and how their approaches could help healthcare to solve similar challenges.
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Interoperability
RxNORM® terminology identifies identical drugs listed by different names, an important need for healthcare. Learn more in this primer.
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Interoperability

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