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"Capture and use of physician
EHR data for analytics have been driven by many factors. Some of
the drivers include (a) type of practice -- individual v
group, (b) type of EHR and (c) participation in incentive
programs. Revenue pressures have promoted capture and use of
physician EHR data for analytics significantly for group
practices with established EHRs. Individual/solo practitioners
have made significant progress with the adoption of EHRs, but
data capture and its use for analytics have been less than
optimal." - Soyal Momin MS MBA, Vice President, Center of Excellence for Data and Analytics, Presbyterian Health Services. |
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"Indeed, 35% of
respondents said they were 'optimistic' about the potential of
analytics, and 41% rated themselves as 'advocates' who want to
'help lead the change and a make a difference.'" Excerpted from: Predictive Modeling News, Volume 10 Number 11, November 2017, "Health Catalyst Survey: Leaders ‘Optimistic’ About Analytics." |
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