mHub Analytics Package is a powerful tool for Community Paramedic Services seeking to leverage data to enhance program effectiveness and operational efficiency.
Community Paramedic (CP) Programs play a crucial role in delivering tailored healthcare services, particularly to vulnerable populations. To enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of these programs, having access to comprehensive, actionable data is essential. HGlobal’s mHub Analytics Package provides CP programs with advanced analytic capabilities by integrating data from multiple (often disparate) sources, including various electronic medical record (eMR) platforms, community partners and legacy data from eMR systems no longer in use. This case study demonstrates how mHub has empowered a Paramedic Service to optimize its CP operations, communicate the value proposition of CP programs, improve program delivery and patient outcomes.
Community Paramedic programs often rely on a mix of data sources, including current eMRs, outdated legacy systems, and various other healthcare data platforms. Integrating these disparate data sets into a coherent system for analysis can be challenging - limiting the ability to effectively monitor program success, track patient outcomes, and adjust services based on real-time data insights. Without a unified analytics solution, paramedic services struggle with:
HGlobal’s mHub Analytics Package offers a robust solution by seamlessly integrating data from diverse eMR systems, both current and legacy. This comprehensive platform allows paramedic services to aggregate, analyze, and visualize data in a unified format, providing a complete picture of their operations. Key features of the mHub Analytics Package include:
A Community Paramedic Service partnered with HGlobal to implement the mHub Analytics Package. The service was previously using multiple eMR systems and had significant amounts of data stored in a legacy eMR system that was no longer in use. HGlobal worked closely with the service’s IT and operations teams to:
Leveraging data analytics and technology to allow first responders and allied health providers to focus on what matters most – their patients