Healthcare

Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index

Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index enables organizations to create an integrated and consistent view of person data based on current applications and systems. Its Web-based single view is designed to help increase quality of person data when and where it is needed, improve enterprise cost efficiency in delivering that information, and sustain system usability.

With Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index, healthcare organizations can quickly and accurately verify the identity of a patient, provider, or other person regardless of how they enter the healthcare delivery system.

Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index is available as a standalone EHR building block or as a key component of Oracle Health Information Exchange, which includes extensible, open, standards-based solutions built upon a reliable technology infrastructure for the secure exchange of electronic health information.

Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index implements guidelines and standards put forth by Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE). This implementation leverages the advanced standardization and matching algorithms available in Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index to cross-reference and uniquely identify patients across multiple source systems thereby providing a unified view of the patients in a healthcare information exchange.

Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE): View IHE Integration Statement Page.

KEY BENEFITS FOR HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS

Extends the investment already committed to hospital, primary care and community systems
Improves information accuracy and helps ensure that records are accurate in a single source of information
Updates changes throughout the system
Enables the linking together of records, manual or computer, relating to the same individual
Can provide information regionally and nationally for population planning and screening purposes
Provides assurance to patients that a healthcare organization is managing data across the enterprise
Enables the tracking of healthcare providers across multiple hospitals, clinics, and offices, more closely aligning secure access to patient information and improving provider relationship management