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When it comes to supporting value-based care initiatives, EHRs and data analytics tools have long been the weapon of choice to bend the spending curve. But now, after years of being in place at healthcare organizations across the country, many users are seeing that EHRs aren\u2019t doing enough to meet quality metrics.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s prompted healthcare organizations to seek add-on solutions to their EHR to close those gaps\u2014and clinical surveillance solutions show great promise when it comes to driving optimal care decisions.<\/p>\n
In partnership with\u00a0<\/span>VigiLanz<\/a>, SGP conducted a study to assess the attitudes and perceptions of healthcare executives about where they are in the journey to higher value care and how they are using data analytics, EHRs, and clinical surveillance tools to support their efforts.<\/p>\n