MRO a key player in clinical data exchange within the healthcare sector, has announced an expansion of its automated retrieval services aimed at enhancing patient care throughout the healthcare continuum. By utilizing technology, MRO is facilitating the seamless exchange of data between providers for Continuity of Care (COC) purposes. This advancement in automating the retrieval of patient medical records promises quicker turnaround times, smoother exchanges, and ultimately, improved patient care and satisfaction.

With this technological leap, MRO aims to alleviate the burden on healthcare staff while championing improved healthcare outcomes and patient well-being. By minimizing human intervention, the system ensures accelerated turnaround times, enhances requester experiences, and bolsters data accuracy. Consequently, healthcare providers can make more informed care decisions, particularly for patients navigating multiple care settings, fostering a more seamless care transition.

MRO's cutting-edge capability prioritizes the safe, secure, and appropriate sharing of patient data for COC purposes, all while steadfastly protecting patient privacy and advancing interoperability. As a proactive advocate for both patients and overwhelmed providers inundated with health information requests, MRO's CEO, Jason Brown, emphasizes the solution's role in allowing providers to allocate more time to delivering quality care.

Building on the successful automation of risk adjustment requests initiated last year, MRO now integrates COC requests into its clinical data exchange platform, spearheaded by Mo Weitnauer, Chief Product Officer. This initiative not only standardizes the logging of COC requests but also offers customizable retrieval options based on provider-defined abstract templates. Moreover, streamlined delivery processes ensure that essential care is uninterrupted, with standardized deliverables that providers can easily interpret.

Committed to investing time and resources into the development of automated and digital clinical data exchange technology. These efforts aim to expand interoperability across the healthcare ecosystem, benefiting patients, providers, payers, and other clinical data consumers.

Source: prnewswire.com

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