Interoperability is a crucial element of any high-performing risk adjustment or quality improvement program, enabling payers to rapidly and securely acquire data contained in medical records to support essential functions such as suspecting analytics, medical record coding, and HEDIS^® abstraction. But it’s a complex topic that can be challenging for health plans—and is often siloed within the IT department.

Read our new white paper as we define the key steps for payers to build and execute a high-performing interoperability program—offering best practices to consider when working with both internal and external partners.

You’ll learn the critical elements of:

• Acquiring data from providers and data partners
• Ingesting data and performing normalization and enrichment
• Executing data standardization and storage
• Integrating data with downstream applications

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