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Five phases to grow and nourish a care management program
At care management programs across the country, data analytics are unlocking insights and efficiencies that drive better outcomes.
Resources Data Management and Quality
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Learn about data quality standards, research guidelines from the FDA, and how healthcare organizations can use data to improve care.
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FHIR: Benefits and limitations for whole-person care
A deep-dive into the benefits and limitations of FHIR standards as it relates to information sharing for the industry and whole-person care.
Insight
Four metrics so your data insights are useful and usable
Your data should be as healthy as the populations you serve. Mary Kuchenbrod, Arcadia’s Senior Director of Data Operations, explains how quality data can yield useful insights for patients.
White Paper
3 ways to reduce bias in predictive analytics for better health equity
Implicit bias and health inequities can easily get baked into Artificial Intelligence (AI) and predictive tools. To prevent this, we need an intentional approach to development that specifically addresses these issues....
Video
How the consumerization of healthcare is positive
We discuss how patients are better served when the healthcare experience is treated like a consumer product with modern technology and concierge experiences.
Video
3 keys to move from fee-for-service to value-based care
Arcadia Chief Product Officer, Nick Stepro and Castell Medical Director and Interim COO, Dr. Will Daines, discuss realigning payers and medical providers around mutual benefits value-based care, the technology needed to...
Case Study
3 ways real-time data changes and benefits healthcare
Health equity, reaching vulnerable populations, and keeping up with changes in the way healthcare is delivered. Here’s Rush Health President and Executive Director Anthony Del Rio’s perspective on how providers and the...
Data Gallery
The health IT space: Visualizing data structures of the leading EHRs
There’s no uniform structure for EHRs across the health IT space, data shows. Those that are interconnected show the most potential for robust analysis.