Healthcare is a human-based endeavor, and every patient is a unique individual with specific histories, symptoms, and disease processes. Ultimately, clinicians are responsible for each person’s diagnosis, treatment plan, and care. To reach these decisions, patients and doctors communicate using ‘human friendly’ methods such as in-person consultations, phone calls, emails, handwritten and recorded case notes, prescriptions, video conferences, and social media conversations. These types of exchanges can create vast amounts of unstructured data.
With Autonomy HC, healthcare organizations can leverage technology that is uniquely suited to identify concepts and meaning within all types of medical information—structured, semi-structured, and unstructured—to deliver improved care. Autonomy HC technology connects people and data, as never before. A few of the ways Autonomy HC benefits the entire medical delivery cycle:
Form a conceptual understanding of vast amounts of important unstructured data
Make quicker and more accurate diagnoses
Better utilize physician resources
Improve compliance with payer policies
Maintain updated, accurate, and relevant patient health records
Streamline the process of clinical study enrollment
Identification and implement best practices faster
Autonomy HC technology has been leveraged by the following organizations to improve healthcare delivery:
Summary: ...certain types of cancer do not respond to conventional therapies. In these instances doctors often recommend that patients participate in a clinical trial to evaluate promising new treatments. About 200 OSUCCC patients take part in these trials each year. “The problem is determining which study is appropriate...
Summary: ...1988 with the opening of the downtown San Francisco offices that brought together faculty and staff from several UCSF departments. PSG is a confederation of health scientists conducting research on the prevention of AIDS, osteoporotic fractures, cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, health and aging,...
Summary: ...certain types of cancer do not respond to conventional therapies. In these instances doctors often recommend that patients participate in a clinical trial to evaluate promising new treatments. About 200 OSUCCC patients take part in these trials each year. “The problem is determining which study is appropriate...
Summary: ...aspires to be the world leader in improving health through high-quality, affordable, integrated health care. Kaiser Permanente is known for its strong social purpose, physicians’ responsibility for clinical care, and an enduring cooperation between its health plan and medical groups. The Kaiser Northern...
Summary: ...respond to hundreds of sales orders every day. The process is inherently complex. CSRs collect patient demographic information, medically qualify patients, verify insurance eligibility, gather signatures, and bill the patients and/or third-party payers. Errors— even one—lead to processing delays,...
Summary: ...to maintain a high level of control over the patient data that is collected during a clinical trial, thus bringing quality products to market efficiently. The Challenge Bringing a new prescription medication to market is a formidable task, especially in the field of oncology, which often deals with very...
Summary: ...School of Health Professions, which includes the Department of Physician Assistant Studies. Founded in 1970, it has 1,396 students and 1,300 employees, of which nearly 400 are faculty and 170 are physicians. The UNT Health Science Center runs 45 clinics, which are involved in close to 600,000 patient...
Summary: ...Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture (VistA) which has been credited with reducing common medication dispensing errors and allowing practitioners to access patient records more quickly and easily. That said, with over 5.5 million U.S. veterans receiving health care from the...
Summary: ...Miami-Dade County - Case Study. PROMOTE POWER PROTECT Miami-Dade County Slashes Time-toPortal & Enriches Online Experience with Autonomy Governments at every level—local, state, and federal—are leveraging the Internet to transform the way they serve constituents. Few are more wired than Florida’s...
Summary: ...Senator Alan Bible Center for Applied Research - Case Study. POWER PROMOTE PROTECT Senator Alan Bible Center for Applied Research The University of Nevada, Reno’s Senator Alan Bible Center for Applied Research uses Autonomy TeleForm to expand its research capabilities. As a Carnegie Research University,...
Summary: ...Case Study: Senator Alan Bible Center for Applied Research. Customer at a Glance Senator Alan Bible Center for Applied Research The University of Nevada, Reno’s Senator Alan Bible Center for Applied Research uses Cardiff TeleForm to expand its research capabilities. As a Carnegie Research University,...
Summary: ...Japanese pharmaceutical giant chooses HP TRIM. The manufacturer’s European research centre deals with several important areas including clinical pharmacology, clinical data science and research, medical science and pharmaceutical research, as well as drug safety and regulatory affairs. Some years ago,...
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Summary: ...ultimately a clinician is responsible for the diagnosis, treatment plan and care of that individual. Patients and doctors communicate with one another via ‘human friendly’ information—in-person consultations, phone calls, emails, handwritten case notes and prescriptions, video conferences, social...
Summary: ...healthcare is a human-based endeavor. Every patient is a unique individual with rich histories, symptoms, and disease processes, and ultimately a clinician is responsible for the diagnosis, treatment plan, and care of that individual. Patients and doctors communicate with one another via ‘human friendly’...
Summary: ...Study Suppose a cardiologist in a large medical practice has a pregnant patient with mitral stenosis (a form of heart disease) and is unsure whether to pursue a medical or surgical treatment path. Consultations with obstetric and neonatal professionals who have worked on similar cases could provide valuable...
Summary: ...Student applications, test results, financial aid applications • Healthcare: Claim forms, prescription orders, patient encounter forms • Pharmaceutical: Case report forms, patient surveys, research forms • Finance: Loan applications, credit reports, new account applications, claims forms Intelligent...
Summary: ...Autonomy TeleForm. Applications such as clinical trials and many financial services applications require that any and all changes or interactions with the data and system be recorded. TeleForm provides built in functions to record all requisite audit data, including system administration, operator interactions...
Summary: ...more meaning than can be narrowed down into a few lines of text. Because it requires a considerable number of hours to tag this type of content, many rich media assets within the enterprise, such as training videos or recorded WebEx sessions, remain unused. Autonomy’s technology delves deep within the...
Summary: ...WorkSpace. Instead of express mailing meeting materials, the corporate secretary can post information directly to the WorkSpace. Communication to and between board members can be conducted (and recorded) centrally instead of via redundant e-mails and phone calls. WorkSite enables users to automatically...
Summary: ...basic network security, those businesses that record calls need multiple layers of protection to handle unstructured data, specifically, recorded phone conversations.
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Summary: ...the manual processes involved in getting the right information, to the right people at the right time. IDOL makes enterprise systems data-agnostic, therefore providing automated efficiencies never previously experienced. Autonomy is capable of aggregating any form of structured, semi-structured and unstructured...
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Summary: ...Customer-sensitive data has been protected by regulations like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), enacted in 1996 to protect the electronic transmission of certain health information, including oral and recorded information. In a similar endeavor, five of the leading payment...
Summary: ...Transitioning to a new Era of Human Information. • The NoSQL interface provides a single processing layer for crosschannel analytics of structured and unstructured data. • Performance enhancements for the HP Analytics Platform include: sub-queries, database statistics, life cycle management, query...
Summary: ...AMD, and others. Lower level consultants and networks of “experts” across diverse industries were also involved. And in nearly every instance, interactions including phone calls, emails, text messages, and other forms were central to building a case against the relevant parties.9 It demonstrated that...
Summary: ...and management of this strategic yet vastly dispersed resource is very challenging, but a challenge that must be mastered since any electronic information may be the subject of an eDiscovery order. In order to take control over this increasingly complex and vast amount of rich information, an entirely...
Summary: ...and ultimate disposition of archived information and provide unparalleled control and optimization over enterprise content. Early Case Assessment: Investigation and Analytics Being able to develop an informed initial case strategy is of critical importance in a world where eDiscovery costs routinely reach...
Summary: ...stronger voice to the customers of earlier eras. Now, thanks to vast amounts of information and the numerous channels available, customers can have a direct impact on the market—and their presence has the power to affect your brand in more ways than ever before. The internet has opened the doors of...
Summary: ...stronger voice to the customers of earlier eras. Now, thanks to vast amounts of information and the numerous channels available, customers can have a direct impact on the market—and their presence has the power to affect your brand in more ways than ever before. The internet has opened the doors of...
Summary: ...stronger voice to the customers of earlier eras. Now, thanks to vast amounts of information and the numerous channels available, customers can have a direct impact on the market—and their presence has the power to affect your brand in more ways than ever before. The internet has opened the doors of...
Summary: ...that your web copy throughout your website is direct and conveys the purpose of your site. Web visitors want quick, digestible information. They demand immediate relevancy in the midst of web clutter. Focus on the ultimate goal of the page and make it easy for the reader to reach it. Multiple calls-to-action...
Summary: ...the relevant data), it must re-index all the enterprise content. But this is the very same information that has already been indexed by the enterprise search engine (assuming a solution that can access all enterprise repositories). This costly and time-consuming endeavor can be eliminated when employing...
Summary: ...interface that assists operators in handling poor handprint or business rules exceptions. Because the Verifier can be quickly custom-configured to meet the needs of a specific application, operators find the system friendly and intuitive. “Before they saw the Verifier, the data entry staff was concerned...
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