The hospital will use the Health Catalyst Data Operating System to improve data analysis and transfer, in the hopes of enhancing population health-based initiatives and care coordination. The system can integrate and analyze data from 200-plus widely-used data sources, including Woman’s Meditech EHR.
Additionally, Woman’s will have access to Health Catalyst’s portfolio of technology solutions built on the DOS platform. These applications can help health organizations with a number of tasks, including benchmarking and patient safety.
“[W]ith Health Catalyst we believe we’ll have the knowledge, tools and experience to utilize our existing data to measure and drive sustainable improvement in clinical, financial and operational outcomes,” said Stephanie H. Anderson, Woman’s Hospital’s executive vice president and COO.
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