Patient health data is plentiful these days, held in clinical systems like EHRs and HIEs and even patients’ personal fitness and home health devices. But there’s a problem: Much of that data is walled off where healthcare providers can’t see it, in other providers’ EMRs and patients’ fitness apps, glucometers, and blood pressure meters. Worse still, patients have no easy way to see or share all their health data with physicians, nor can they combine this data with key information from multiple providers, according to the release.
The result: Providers have been missing key aspects of their patients’ medical and health history and activities, and have no way to see how one set of information informs or affects the other. Inaccessible data impedes providers’ ability to draw correlations, see trends, and make more informed decisions to improve outcomes.
Get Real Health’s CHBase™ solves these problems by combining clinical data and personal health data to create a comprehensive view of a patient’s health. CHBase is a data aggregation and application development platform built to maximize the value of data. The platform allows patients to contribute data from their favorite apps and home health devices while retrieving clinical data from providers. This data can be pulled into patient-oriented health applications or population health management and customer analytics systems. Further capabilities allow innovators to create, develop and connect other systems and applications through the CHBase APIs.
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