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From Data Silos to Data Synergy: How Synoptic Reporting Fuels Data Transformation and AI at Cancer Centers
Cancer centers are on the front lines of the fight against a complex and ever-evolving disease. To deliver the best possible care, they need access to vast amounts of data – data that's not only accurate and comprehensive but also readily available for analysis and AI initiatives. This is where synoptic reporting comes in.
Ditch the Dictation, Embrace the Data: Why Synoptic Reporting is the Future of Surgery
For too long, surgical op notes have been a battleground of illegible handwriting, inconsistent terminology, and missing critical details. These narrative reports, often dictated in haste and transcribed later, are a relic of a bygone era. In today's data-driven healthcare landscape, they're simply not cutting it.
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Here is a list of publications detailing the use of mTuitive protocols and data
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Nova Scotia Health Authority's (NSHA) Mental Health and Addiction (MH&A) used an mTuitive custom protocol to centralize their intake process. See how they used the structured data collected in those forms to investigate 1) the prevalence of substance use by gender, ethnicity, and income source; 2) the routes of substance administration; 3) factors associated with substance use. The substance use profiles of adults who sought mental health and addiction services through a centralized intake process in Nova Scotia (2020–2021)
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Nova Scotia Health Authority's (NSHA) Mental Health and Addiction (MH&A) used an mTuitive custom protocol to centralize their intake process. See how they used the structured data collected in those forms to 1) calculate the proportions of people who sought mental health and addiction (MHA) specialty services in Nova Scotia, overall and by sex and age. (2) describe the health and psychosocial profiles of the MHA Intake clients. (3) identify factors associated with acceptance for MHA services. The Health and Psychosocial Profiles of Adults Who Sought Mental Health and Addiction Specialty Services Through a Centralized Intake Process in Nova Scotia in 2020 and 2021
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