Benefits for PBRNs

How Cielo Clinic Helps Practice-based Research Networks (PBRNs)

Cielo Clinic is a powerful tool for simultaneously supporting research and quality improvement initiatives for researchers and PBRNs. Numerous institutions have utilized Cielo Clinic to apply for over $10 million in extramural grant funding from organizations such as the National Institutes of Health's Center for Research Resources, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and the National Cancer Institute. Cielo Clinic has the ability to collect and manage information across patient populations, extract and aggregate data from other health information technology systems. This, combined with the ability to directly query the data structure and establish secure linkages to clinical trials management systems, makes Cielo Clinic an invaluable tool for conducting research in community practices.

Benefits

Allows for incorporation of specific study protocol elements, including specific care routines and tests through its configurable
decision support rules engine.
Identifies and generates consent documents to facilitate enrollment of patients who are eligible for specific studies.
Presents study-specific reminders for enrolled study participants during routine care delivery.
Provides study-specific reporting.
Extracts, aggregates and stores data from other health information technology systems.
Generates custom questionnaires and surveys at the point-of-care and captures the results of these instruments.
Utilizes coded data elements throughout the system.
Utilizes the International Classification of Primary Care-2 classification system for enhanced research coding.
Connects to external clinical trial management systems using HIPAA compliant secure protocols.
Lightweight and web-delivered to easily integrate into practice workflow.

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