Data analytics company Health Catalyst is working with GI Quality Improvement Consortium to reduce registry data entry burden for its gastroenterology-focused clinical registry.
The GI Quality Improvement Consortium will use ARMUS by Health Catalyst's hybrid clinical registry and reporting solution to advance the extraction process of data from its registry, according to a March 10 release from Health Catalyst.
The aim is to streamline user experience, enhance data capture processes and improve reporting.