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One of the reasons Compendium is so powerful is it’s so easy to use. Watch these mini-demos to see how Compendium can support your self-serve data culture as a simple tool that anyone in your healthcare organization can use.
“Healthcare organizations that are not taking advantage of Compendium are missing a huge boat.”
Brian Patterson, Director of Analytics, North Memorial Health
How to: Find a report in Compendium.
1 minute
What if your CMO wants to know how many Emergency Department visits there were last year, and you’re pretty sure a report like that already exists within your organization. Where do you look?
Watch this one-minute video to see how easy it is to search for anything you want to find in Compendium—whether you know exactly what you’re looking for, or you want to see what might be there.
How to: Catalog an object in Compendium.
3 minutes
Let’s say you’ve developed some official guidelines to help care managers know when to follow up with patients and which follow-ups to prioritize. How do you make these guidelines available to your entire organization?
Watch this three-minute video to see how simple it is to add reports, dashboards, and other data objects to Compendium. You’ll also see how to edit the metadata that describes each object (ex/who owns it, date it was created, etc.)
How to: Assign a data steward for a specific metric.
3 minutes
To build a self-serve data culture, you’ll need people who can oversee and manage your healthcare metrics and other data. For example, how does your organization define the “30-Day Readmission Rate” metric? What’s included? What’s measured? What’s not?
In this 3-minute video, you’ll see how easy it is to assign a data steward to a metric, and how simple it is for that steward to edit and adjust the metric definition.
How to: Add and define a metric
3 minutes
Let’s say your orthopedics team wants to start tracking what percentage of total knee replacement patients have completed functional assessments. The first step is to define what exactly will be measured. What patients qualify for this metric? Should any exclusions or exceptions be defined?
In this 3-minute video, you’ll see how to set up a metric and add it to the metric hub in just a few simple steps.
How to: Solve metric chaos with a Healthcare Metric Hub
10 minutes
In a healthcare setting, having accurate, consistent metrics is critical. For example, is every department in your organization defining “Total Visits” and “Length of Stay” the same way? Are you sure? Or is everyone just assuming they’re aligned?
In this 10-minute video, you’ll see how this powerful tool can leverage your SQL definitions, serve up a dashboard in any platform you choose, and help ensure transparent insights and consistent care organization-wide.
Wondering where to start?
Connect with us for a conversation, and we’ll help you determine the best place to begin. And sign up for occasional insight emails to see how other healthcare organizations are handling their data, and what you can do to get ahead.
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