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With the onslaught of COVID-19, healthcare organizations can have a hard time keeping up in tracking the patient care processes.
Enterprise Business intelligence platforms like OAC (Oracle Analytics Cloud) and OBIEE, Microsoft Power BI, IBM Cognos, TIBCO Jaspersoft can provide organizations with the data tools necessary to rationalize data, comply with industry standards and improve productivity.
These are the major areas where Business Intelligence platforms can help:
1. Data Visualisation and dashboards – Web-based dashboards provide a visual interface of a critical patient, clinical, financial, and performance data points for making calculated decisions. Tools like Oracle Data Visualisation help us to spot patterns and trends, that otherwise might go unnoticed in traditional reports, tables, or spreadsheets.
2. Analytics and Reporting – Business intelligence analytics and reporting tools can assist organizations with the data needed to quickly implement effective ways to identify, measure, and monitor the quality of service and patient care. The reports would also help in adhering to the compliance standards.
3. Data sharing and eliminating redundancy – Having a single Business Intelligence platform would provide a single source of truth and help healthcare providers to share information across medical departments which will significantly improve medical decision outcomes and evidence-based clinical decision-making and improve patient care.
4. Leverage Cloud-based BI Platforms – Cloud-based BI platforms like OAC, Oracle HCM Fusion enables your employees to work from home and continue to be productive. This would enable the health care providers to improve their business continuity and have minimal critical staff in hospitals in case of a pandemic like SARS, COVID-19, etc.
DataTerrain with years of experience and reliable experts is ready to assist. We have served more than 200 customers in the US and over 70 customers worldwide. We are flexible in working hours and do not need any long-term binding contracts.