Empowering better healthcare with data-driven solutions  

Healthcare doesn’t start at the system level; it starts with individuals. It exists in the moments, and each moment lives on as a data point. But tragically, as much as 80% of available data cannot be analyzed. This has to change if we truly want to have an impact on healthcare outcomes and care costs long term.

Data is how we extract meaning from billions of moments. It’s how we navigate clinical complexity and apply it at a population level, and how we ensure payment systems are geared toward equity and outcomes. Ultimately, data is the common language for care. Wolters Kluwer Health Language translates that language across stakeholders to deliver data meaning and optimize health.

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Data accuracy starting at the point of care
Better data capture at the point of care enables improved care quality and billing accuracy.
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Data consistency across the enterprise
A common platform offers intuitive data management tools to deliver data consistency and quality for system-wide benefits and cost-efficiencies.
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Shared meaning and insights
Minimizing administrative burden while maximizing the impact of health IT solutions, using data to derive shared meaning.
  • Good data powers better decisions, reimbursement, and insights
  • Connecting healthcare to deliver data confidence

When we can derive insights from individual care moments, future episodes of care can be more efficient, cost-effective and, ideally, some can be avoided altogether. It all starts with the moments, understanding what “healthy” means for each person as well as for the population.

When we all speak a common language, each care moment is in context: everything is considered, everyone, including the patient, is on the same page. It shouldn’t matter where care is managed, coordinated, or delivered; it all comes back to one individual communicating with another at that moment.

While data sharing enables and drives coordinated care, everything starts with clinical insights and evidence, a combination of inputs and outcomes related to procedures, payments, policies, and people. Fortunately, the lines that may have formed between providers, health plans and patients as healthcare has modernized are evaporating.

A common language exists to ensure the meaning behind clinical codes, risk scores and reimbursement is consistent and always accessible across the entire care continuum. While policies and regulations will change, economics will shift, and peoples’ health needs will evolve, properly maintained data will produce new insights, creating a foundation for health across this shifting landscape.

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Wolters Kluwer maintains good data to optimize health

Wolters Kluwer Health has been a standard-bearer for clinical evidence, effectiveness, and efficiency for decades and we’ve built a platform that generates insights and ensures quality across the care continuum using a common language of data. This engine is essential to nearly everything in healthcare, from accurate diagnosis to proper billing and payer coverage, to future population-level insights and even the training of advanced tech tools that leverage AI. Data is at the core of it all.

What “good” healthcare means is different for each person. Whether an individual is accessing member services from a health plan or sitting in an exam room, what happens at that moment will be captured in context and enriched in real time for future analysis or insights. Only when all stakeholders have access to continuously updated and maintained insights can data play a role in powering better care.

Explore the Health Language Platform
Explore the Health Language Platform
Insights on data as the common language of care
How are health plans, providers, and other stakeholders accessing and using this platform to achieve better clinical, quality, and financial outcomes?
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Capturing the right data to power better healthcare  
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Creating a longitudinal patient record with connected, meaningful data
A common platform offers intuitive data management tools to deliver data consistency and quality for system-wide benefits and cost-efficiencies.   
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Minimizing administrative burden to maximize data insights and healthcare impact
Maintain healthcare data to industry standards, reduce data variability and address quality issues between stakeholders.
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Resources for improving care through quality data
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