Tableau’s interface helps providers uncover trends and insights that may not be noticeable in static reports, according to a news release. By incorporating the visual analytics solution into Cerner’s HealtheAnalytics and HealtheEDW platforms, the companies hope to boost data mining and analysis to identify trends, improve clinical decision support and support continuous improvement, according to the release.
“With preventable health conditions rising, finding new ways to improve health and care through data analysis is key,” said Adam Christmann, general manager of reporting and analytics at Cerner. “By providing our clients with the ability to easily know, predict and evaluate population data, they have the ability to make strategic decisions that can impact outcomes based on large volumes of data.”
More articles on health IT:
Epic, Cerner join CMS’ Designated Test EHR Program
10 largest health digital startup investment deals of Q1 2015
Cleveland Clinic Innovations launches digital healthcare product spinoff
