Most health care organisations now have an a EPR (Electronic Patient Record) system, however studies show that up to 70% of patient data still sits outside of the main EPR platform.
An EPR alone is not enough. Many organisations will still benefit from a Clinical Data Repository (CDR) which can fill the gaps left by legacy systems, siloed departmental data, and historical records.
We are developing the next-generation CDR to leverage cloud storage technologies to efficiently store large amounts of clinical documentation while enabling data scientists to mine the wealth of clinical data locked in unstructured documents, such as PDFs.
From retiring costly legacy systems to supporting ICS data sharing, AI readiness, and continuity of care, our forth coming CDR challenges the idea that the EPR is the final destination for clinical data.
As hospitals grapple with finding additional funding streams, an obvious opportunity is to share clinical data with research organisations. Our CDR platform is being developed from the ground up to enable hospitals to share documents and images in a redacted format safely.
Our system redacts all PII (Personal Identifiable Information) using our Privacy Shield product which uses NLP (Natural Language Processing) to find and redact names, addresses, hospital numbers and much more...