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Zara R Brenner¹, Debbie Kaptein

¹Rochester General Hospital, Rochester, NY 14621, USA. Zara.Brenner@rochestergeneral.org

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Rochester General Hospital created a successful homegrown database called CMReview for care managers. This internal tool, developed by a dedicated team, significantly improved the care management department

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Informatics
Database Management Systems
Clinical Operations

Background:

Care management departments require efficient data management tools.
Existing systems may not fully meet the specific needs of care managers.
Homegrown solutions can offer tailored functionalities.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development and success of a custom database for care management.
To highlight the benefits of an in-house developed system.

Main Methods:

Development of a homegrown database named CMReview.
Collaboration between data analysts, IT programmers, care managers, and administrative support.
Focus on creating a user-friendly and effective tool for care management.

Main Results:

The CMReview database was exceedingly well-received by care managers.
The project fostered a collaborative environment with vested interests in success.
The database became a valuable asset to the care management department's functioning.

Conclusions:

A dedicated, multidisciplinary team can successfully develop impactful internal tools.
In-house developed databases can significantly enhance departmental operations.
Investing in tailored technological solutions yields positive outcomes for healthcare departments.