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11 BI Tools To Analyze Healthcare Operations

Marianne Kolbasuk McGee May 25, 2012 09:00 AM Although clinical decision support systems remain the rock stars in many large hospitals and group practices, let's not forget the need to analyze operational, financial, and quality control data.

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11 BI Tools To Analyze Healthcare Operations

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QlikTech's QlikView

QlikTech's offers its QlikView platform to many industries, including healthcare. For healthcare providers, QlikTech provides a range of tools to help organizations effectively address the challenges brought about by the changing regulatory environment.

The QlikView platform enables users to analyze huge volumes of business data, defining and asking their own stream of questions--on the spot, on the road, and with teams, according to the company. The software provides intuitive user-driven analysis that managers can implemented in days or weeks.

Providers can utilize QlikView to help monitor and improve performance within various functional areas, including clinical operations, care delivery, resource planning, finance and revenue cycle, the executive suite, and supply chain management.

The product enables healthcare providers to answer questions like these:

--"Who are my best-performing physicians and what are the key performance indicators that they deliver?"

--"What are my most costly procedures and why are they so costly?"

--"What are the satisfaction levels for our patients and how are these trending in conjunction with changes in process and procedures?"

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Base: 417 respondents at organizations using or planning to deploy data analytics, BI or statistical analysis software
Data: InformationWeek 2013 Analytics, Business Intelligence and Information Management Survey of 541 business technology professionals, October 2012

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