CureMD Introduces ProtocolPath to Support ACO Success
Orlando, FL, Feb 23, 2011 - CureMD, the leading provider of Healthcare information technology, announced today new features to support Accountable Care Organizations (ACO), the new model for delivering health care services emphasizing collaboration between participating physicians, hospitals and other providers to improve care and service to patients.
ProtocolPath™ overlays the best practice treatment plans developed by provider organizations to real time patient test ordering, referral and treatment plans, enabling the organization to monitor compliance with protocol, while allowing treating physicians to adapt to individual patient needs.
Perform/ACO™ converts extensive data on services provided into measures of performance for the organization in the aggregate, and drillable down to the provider level, including across locations, disease states, and treatment patterns.
Perform/ACO enables the organization to create key performance indicators throughout the system, allowing management and medical leadership to measure, monitor, and act to enhance the care and services being provided. This technology will enable physicians to: Identify patients who will need the most complex care management and create care intervention strategies to benefit these patients, improve coordination of care, evaluate actual health care delivery against evidence-based medicine guidelines, assess, and predict future care delivery resource utilization and costs.
"The entire health care delivery system is becoming more focused on collaborating and sharing accountability for patient health," said Kamal Hashmat, CEO of CureMD, “these new features, combined with CureMD’s systems for physicians and hospitals, will gain insights from clinical data to support health delivery transition -- including efforts to create ACOs with clinical partners--by providing physicians with valid clinical data that helps them understand how to make quality and cost improvements in the care they provide, and that complements the data management capabilities or the organization”. |