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Nebraska Hospital Information System (NHIS) overview of the new claims data management system for market analysis, pricing guide, and self-service analytics.
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NHIS Overview
- 1. Nebraska Hospital Information System (NHIS) Overview Craig Christenson H4 Technology
- 2. Nebraska Hospital Information System • Overview • Login/Security • Homepage • Settings • User Defined Market Areas • Market Analysis • Pricing Guide • Self-Service Analytics 2
- 3. Login/Security Web Based Secure login access from anywhere Permissions will be given at three levels: • Full Access: At this level, the user will be able to see all details of each claim, including private health information (PHI). • Limited Access: At this level, the user will be able to view the details of each claim except for private health information (PHI). • Aggregate Access: At this level, the user will not be able to see individual claim data, but only summarized information.
- 4. Homepage HOME MARKET ANALYSIS USER-DEFINED MARKET AREA PRICING GUIDE SELF-SERVICE ANALYTICS
- 5. USER-DEFINE MARKET AREA 3 Market Areas per User • Saved to User Profile • Zip Code and County filters
- 6. MARKET ANALYSIS Inpatient, Outpatient Ambulatory, Outpatient Emergency Room, Outpatient Therapeutic and Diagnostic • Filters by Time Frame, Market Area, Date Range. • Interactive Dashboard by Hospitals, Primary MDs, Diagnosis Related Group (DRG), Payers ($)
- 8. MARKET ANALYSIS View Trend Analysis • Gross Case Counts, Total $, Average Length of Stay (LOS) • Export Data
- 9. PRICING GUIDE • Enter CPT CODE • Select Peer Group (Rural, CAH, CMI<1.5, CMI> 1.5, Non DRG Based, Referral, Region 1-6, Urban)
- 10. • Select Data Fields • Create Analysis • Select Visualization • Build Dashboard • Use Report Builder • Save and Share your work with other users. • Schedule Reports to auto run. Self-Service Reporting, Dashboards & Analytics
- 11. SELF SERVICE ANALYTICS • Create your own analysis, Dashboards and Reports • Folders to save and share analysis
- 12. SELF SERVICE ANALYTICS – Data Tab • Select Data Source (Claims, Pricing Guide, or Reference) • Select Data Model • Claims = Inpatient, Outpatient Claim Lines, Outpatient Claims • Pricing Guide = Outpatient, Surgery • Reference = CPT APC Codes, CPT HCPCS Codes, Diagnosis Codes, Hospitals, ICD Codes, Payer Codes, Peer Groups, Providers, Zip Codes/Counties • Note Outpatient Claims and Outpatient Claim Lines can be linked together.
- 13. SELF SERVICE ANALYTICS – Filter Tab • Once data is selected you can filter on the data. • Select comparisons (greater, less than, =, in list, not in list etc) • Common example is date ranges.
- 14. SELF SERVICE ANALYTICS – Chart Tab • Select the fields you want to use in chart • Choose from Bar, Line, Curved Line, Pie, Scatter, Gauge, and Crosstabs • Rename and Save chart
- 15. Coming Soon • NHA Member hospitals will send files to H4 Technology SFTP. • H4 Technology will process claims data. • Creating output production files for NHIS.
- 16. Let’s Talk 402-598-6561 craig@h4-technology.com www.h4-technology.com C E W Thank You! H4T is proud to partner with NHA
Editor's Notes
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