Despite huge investments and improvements in innovation, technology and system capabilities, key barriers block the ability to reach better outcomes for patients. See what's disconnected and how to improve integration.

1. Despite huge investments and improvements in innovation,
technology and system capabilities, key barriers block the
ability to reach better outcomes for patients.
Data and Information
Doctors and Clinicians Tools and Technology
70%
of healthcare provider organizations
use mobile devices to access electronic
medical records,5
but implementation
and usability are a challenge.
15%
of healthcare
organizations have data
and analytics skills gaps.2
80%
of data in a healthcare facility consists
of rich, unstructured data that has only
been leveraged using labor-intensive
processes, or not leveraged at all.3
37%
of data exists in
unstandardized silos.2
The amount of data is overwhelming
and it comes in numerous formats,
lacking standardization and structure.
Selecting the right electronic health
records (EHR) system can be even
more troublesome.
There’s an abundance of information
for patients and clinicians to
leverage, but gaining access has
proven problematic for all parties.
Only 20%
of all data in a healthcare facility resides in
automated systems such as the hospital,
radiology and laboratory systems.3
300+
electronic health records
(EHR) systems currently
exist on the market.1
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1. http://www.informationweek.com/healthcare/electronic-health-records/
so%20many-electronic-health-record-choices/d/d-id/1095743?
2 .HealthData Management, “Healthcare Organizations Not Using Data,
Analytics to Full Potential,” Greg Slabodkin, April 30, 2015
3. http://library.ahima.org/xpedio/groups/public/documents/ahima/
bok1_049741.hcsp?dDocName=bok1_049741
4. According to IDC, Forrester, Quocirca
5. MSPmentor.net
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What’s not connecting in your
healthcare system.
And how it can hurt patients.
Only 10%
of office-based physicians in the
U.S. use fully functional electronic
health records (EHR) systems.1