Emerging Uses for Clinical Registries (Concurrent Session)-Emerging Uses for Clinical Registries

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The panel discussion focused on different ways that registries are being used to improve patient care and outcomes. The speakers represented various medical societies and discussed their experiences with their respective registries. They highlighted the challenges they faced and the solutions they found to be successful. <br /><br />One of the key themes discussed was the importance of aligning registry objectives with the needs of the medical community. They emphasized the need for buy-in and support from the board and stakeholders to sustain the registry initiatives. Financial investment from industry partners was also mentioned as a crucial factor in maintaining the registries. <br /><br />The speakers shared examples of how registry data has been used to improve patient care. They talked about collaborations with organizations like the Joint Commission and Aetna to recognize high-quality institutions and improve care delivery. They also discussed the use of registry data for federal reporting and prior authorization processes. <br /><br />Furthermore, the panel highlighted the future possibilities of incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into registry data analysis. They talked about the potential for using AI to extract meaningful insights from large amounts of registry data and to develop predictive risk models. <br /><br />In conclusion, the panel discussion emphasized the importance of using registries as tools for continuous quality improvement in healthcare. They highlighted the need for ongoing support and collaboration from stakeholders to ensure the success and sustainability of registry initiatives.

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