Childrens Medical Center Dallas inks BI deal

Mary Stevens | | Health Exec | Economics
Children’s Medical Center Dallas, a 559-bed private, nonprofit facility and one of the largest pediatric healthcare providers in the nation, has selected Health Care DataWorks’ Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) Appliance business intelligence tools to gain insight from its data.

Health Care DataWorks’ EDW Appliance includes business intelligence tools such as a healthcare enterprise data model, hundreds of standard reports as well as pre-built dashboards and scorecards, according to HCD, of Columbus, Ohio.

Implementation of the EDW appliance will provide Children’s with an integrated, consolidated view of clinical, financial, operational and research data, the company stated.

 

 

Mary Stevens

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