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- Introduce Physician Infrastructure
- Reach
- Technology
- Physician Feedback
- Discuss Implications and Opportunities for Innovation in Disease
Management
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- Nation’s leading provider of routine & specialty diagnostic testing
- Service approximately 50% of physicians and hospitals in the United
States
- Over 38,000 employees
- Over 4,000 proprietary courier vehicles and 19 planes providing logistic
support
- Largest laboratory network of 33 full service, 160 “rapid response”/
STAT laboratories
- Two bi-costal, esoteric testing laboratories
- Over 2,100 owned Patient Service Centers
- Member of DMAA since 2005
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- Healthcare information technology subsidiary of Quest Diagnostics
- Headquarter in Cincinnati, OH
- 350+ employees
- Leading developer and integrator of health information technology
- Healthcare institutions, physicians and health plans use our solutions
to improve efficiency and deliver better patient care
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- Care360 Physician Portal
- Feature-rich portal that supports real-time point of care clinical
decision management while enhancing office workflow and patient care
- Integrated labs and meds, physician messaging and clinical decision
management
- Affordable, modular system that is easy to implement
- Care360 Hub
- Enables data exchange and aggregation of clinical data from multiple
sources including sophisticated matching algorithms (MPI)
- Enables sharing of critical patient data between providers, health
plans and disease management companies for patient care
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- Care360 creates a nationwide network of patient-centric clinical
information technology solutions that securely collect, store, manage
and integrate clinical information within an organization, practice, or
community. These solutions offer providers and other stakeholders a
proven transaction infrastructure that delivers patient-centric data
from diverse sources.
- The result: an integrated, meaningful view of a patient’s health.
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- " ... critical clinical information, including lab results and
medications, is missing 13.6% of the time during primary care visits and
can adversely affect patient care 44% of the time.“ (JAMA, 2005)
- “49.6% of all prescriptions that should have been accompanied by a lab
test at the onset of a prescription were not” (Harvard Medical School,
2005)
- “Explaining lab results to a patient increases patient compliance on
meds by over 40%” (Harvard Medical School, 2005)
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- Broader consolidation and access to patient laboratory data
- Improved care coordination between physicians – without EMR constraints
- Increasing avenues for data sharing with patients
- Improved and more effective coordination between disease managers and
physician managers
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