IBM Explorys Electronic Health Record (EHR) Database Data Sheet
DATA SHEET IBM Explorys Electronic Health Record (EHR) Database Confidently and efficiently generate Highlights: the data-driven insights that you – A rich, integrated, and growing living need to make business-critical clinical data set that is HIPAA- decisions enabled, including more than 63 million unique patients – A comprehensive picture of the How Users May Benefit patient experience is provided with data sourcing from integrated For life sciences organizations that require clinical delivery networks (IDNs), clinically insights, IBM® Explorys® offerings are real-world, integrated networks (CINs), and near real-time, cloud-based clinical data assets accountable care organizations and analytic solutions. They help industry (ACOs), closing the data gaps that professionals confidently and efficiently generate plague other electronic medical data-driven insights needed to make business- record (EMR)-based data sets critical decisions across a range of functional areas – Extensive data curation, quality including medical affairs, clinical development, assurance, and quality control to health economics and outcomes research, strengthen data quality, accuracy, epidemiology, and commercialization. and harmonization – Unique capabilities, including near Rich Data > Deep Insights > Confident Decisions real-time analyses, supported by strong relationships with an Built upon clinical data, captured with breadth, expanding group of providers depth, and completeness, the IBM Explorys – Turnkey functionality and advanced offerings for life sciences tap a wealth of clinical data management through seamless information for more than 63 million unique partnering with IBM's analytic tools patients. Deep, longitudinal data is available for and consulting services these patients for an average of 3-4 years. The data – Cloud-based, security-rich platform also spans the continuum of care, from ambulatory for ease-of-access and flexibility to inpatient to specialty care.
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