4 Reasons Why Healthcare Organizations Need Data Observability

Data observability is revolutionizing the healthcare industry by transforming patient care, biomedical research, and pathology. With over 30% of global data originating from healthcare alone, data observability helps healthcare leaders optimize their data and ensure it's usable. The primary source of healthcare data comes from Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and Electronic Medical Records (EMRs), which store patient information. Data observability addresses the challenges of ineffective data capture, data fragmentation, staggering volume, and regulatory compliance in healthcare data management. By ensuring manual EHR data entries aren't lost or manipulated, monitoring data storage, movement, and retrieval to stay within regulatory compliance, providing secure access to patient data for key medical stakeholders, and managing EHR/EMR data management costs, multi-layered data observability helps healthcare establishments improve their data quality in healthcare.