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I would suggest the following steps to remediate issue associated with the data:
Step 1 - Identification of issues. As a first step, we need to identify the issues with the data at hand and categorize errors into different types. Currently, there are many problems related to the data in the system. The correctness of data is the major one.
Step 2 -Categorize the source of error - It is important to understand the source of error for each type of the data. Are the data feeds coming into HIE incorrect or is it the manual data entry that is causing the problem. In case the data feeds are incorrect, it would be important to check the sanity of data in the source system and remediate issue in the source system.In case of manual data errors, it would be important to educate staff regarding checks they need to do to identify duplicates or wrong data entries.
Step 3 - Once you have identified the source of problems, it is important to have standard operating procedures and training manuals for users.The company needs to draft a policy to avoid data entry errors. Once a patient wishes to receive service, the person attending should check the previous record of the person and see the details that exist in the system. Only the details that can change is "Payment type", rest all remains consistent. Parameters like DOB and name should remain consistent across all MRN's.
Step 4 - Electronic systems/Algorithms - The company can build a system such that when a patient revisits and data is entered, a backend algorithm is run to see if the patient already exists in the system. If Yes, data such as DOB and name can be pre-populated OR if this is not possible then if the system detects a repeat patient then it should throw an error in case wrong data is entered for the patient. The system can match real-time data entered vs existing data.
Step 5 - Measure impact and make changes - Once we have taken steps to sort issues with regards to data quality, we must regularly track the errors that are still associated with data and improve continuously to remove them. It is important to measure the effectiveness of steps taken and make necessary changes wherever required.
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