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|Articles|June 25, 2013
Electronically identify threats to patient safety
Truven Health Analytics has introduced new functionality in reporting for its Pharmacy Intervention and Infection Prevention products, which allow physicians to demonstrate improved care quality and better patient outcomes
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Truven Health Analytics has introduced enhanced flexibility and new functionality in reporting for its Pharmacy Intervention and Infection Prevention products, part of the Micromedex 360 Care Insights Suite.
Enhancements allow physicians to demonstrate improved care quality and better patient outcomes, as well as provide operational efficiencies and cost savings to a practice. Reporting capabilities provide greater visibility into clinical quality and financial tracking.
Real-time clinical surveillance solutions can electronically identify patients at risk for adverse events, as well as other threats to patient safety. By providing a comprehensive view of the patient, timely and informed treatment decisions can be carried out. Clinical profiles are built with evidence-based rules and clinical decision support.
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