According to the announcement, the National Council on Prescription Drug Programs is working with H1 to improve its technology and help members reduce costs caused by inaccuracies with rich provider data. Healthcare is constantly updated.
The NCPDP has 1,500 members and its database, HCIdea, is used throughout the continuum to find physician and healthcare provider information for business processes. and promote research and technological innovation.
Lee Ann Stember, President & CEO of NCPDP, noted that the review process was thorough in the company’s announcement Wednesday.
“We are constantly looking for ways to improve the robustness, accuracy, and accessibility of data to maintain HCIdea as the industry’s leading source for comprehensive and reliable prescribing information,” she explains.
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H1 says it has more than 4,000 sources and uses a combination of automation, machine learning, and human intervention to provide comprehensive, up-to-date prescriber records to more than 3.7 million Class I providers. and Type II.
NCPDP covers claims processors, data management and analytics providers, federal and state government agencies, insurers, intermediaries, drug manufacturers, pharmacies, regulators pharmacy interest managers, professional service organizations, software and systems providers, and other parties interested in electronic standardization in the pharmacy service sector of the healthcare industry use HCIidea.
In terms of processing and interoperability, inaccurate provider data increases healthcare costs and liabilities when relying on inaccurate data.
In late 2021, the New York-based startup with a mission to “connect the world with the right doctors” used a $100 million investment in its data and network.
Ariel Katz, CEO and co-founder, said in the announcement: “This partnership validates our ability to provide the most accurate prescribing information possible.
Andrea Fox is the senior editor of Healthcare IT News.
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Jonathan Letourneau will provide more details in the HIMSS23 session “Delivering Digital Solutions in Healthcare: A Design Thinking Approach”. It is scheduled for Tuesday, April 18 at noon – 1 p.m. CT at the South Building, 4th Floor, room S404.
