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Practice Diagnostic Systems, LLC
- 187 Concord Dr
- Madison, Connecticut
- 6443
- Phone: (203) 421-5492
- Website
Description
Practical Data Solutions (PDS) is a rapidly growing, nationally recognized company specializing in healthcare analytics and reporting. Serving the healthcare industry for over 15 years, PDS offers a wide array of services based on analytics, business intelligence, data warehousing and reporting. PDS clients include large group practices, health systems, and medical clinics in over 40 states across the country.
Practical Data Solutions (PDS) and UNC Health Care will further collaborate on deploying data models for Epic Resolute Professional and Cadence. Previously, PDS has worked with UNC Health Care to deliver and customize data models for GE Centricity and Allscripts Enterprise. As UNC transitions to Epic, they will have analytical and reporting capabilities that extend across the GE, Allscripts and Epic data sets.
At PDS, we take a data-centric management approach to the consulting services we offer. Within data, there are facts, and these facts are answers to questions. However, sometimes organizations do not fully understand the right questions to ask. By applying best practice analytics, the answers to questions become clearer. By exploring and interacting with data, the right questions to ask become abundant. Our philosophy has always been to teach our clients how to fish, rather than just giving them a fish, and we use this tactical methodology to provide consulting services.
With over a decade of experience working with healthcare data, PDS has developed innovative technologies used to boost the productivity of reporting analysts. Certain types of healthcare reporting often require manual tasks that are time and labor intensive for analysts, thereby diminishing productivity. Simply, lost production costs money while automating manual tasks, using technology, saves money.