How Enterprise Analytics Can Help Future-Proof Health Systems
For years, the healthcare community has been focused on unlocking value from patient data stored in electronic medical records (EMRs). With EMRs embedded across more than 80% of physician offices and almost all hospitals (registration required), it is logical to place so much emphasis on EMR data. But collecting this wealth of patient data requires extensive documentation, adding to clinicians’ administrative burden and contributing to ongoing clinician burnout and healthcare workforce challenges.As such, healthcare organizations and technology providers are turning their attention to ways to streamline and find new value in EMR use.In my view, these physicians are onto something: while the healthcare community has been hyper-focused on analyzing and activating patient data, there is a missed opportunity to look more closely at clinician data for complementary insights to help drive improvements in healthcare.
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