Potential Duplicates & Unified Views
A Threat to Patient Safety
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Duplicate Patient Records present a safety issue.
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Typically MPI/EMPI systems have 15-20% duplicate patient records.
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Resolve Potential Duplicates that other platforms create (Epic, Cerner, Meditech...).
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It costs 8-10x to fix a duplicate after it's circulating in the source
Duplicates
Unified View
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Matching Patients across multiple sources is critical to get a full perspective of the patient
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The Unified View of patient allows organizations to work at maximum efficiency
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The complete picture minimizes patient safety errors caused by incomplete information
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Create multiple views for multiples needs (e.g. analytics)
How do we engage?
We can engage:
As a one-time project to eliminate a backlog and allow your data team to catchup (a services engagement)
As a subscription where we continuously resolve an ongoing workload 7x24x365
As a file based engagement where we receive a file of potential duplicates and return them resolved.
Inquire about our No Cost Proof of Concept
We are confident about our solution that we provide a no cost proof of concept using your data and your data stewards.
Using your best Data Stewards and your data, we will train our solution to become a Virtual Data Steward.
This process only requires about 8 hours of your time and we will produce a report showing how our solution is as accurate as your best data stewards.
The process only takes us about 2 weeks to complete and at the end of this POC you have a working solution that can be put into production that mimics your data team's decisions.
Download A Case Study
MPI Cleanup
EntityWise can de-duplicate patient records within a source.
EntityWise can create a unified view across multiple sources.
EntityWise can incorporate outside data lists.
Merge Records
We can optionally merge the duplicate records into a single master record,
also known as a golden or 360 degree view record.
Using your organizations rules for merging or survivorship, we can merge the duplicate
records into a single record result set.