Medicity’s MediTrust technology resolves the thorny challenges of community data-sharing.

RHIOs and other health information exchanges (HIEs) attempting to collect health information and share it in a useful way across a community face complex challenges:

		Creating and Maintaining a community-wide index of patients, providers, and health plans
		Matching shared records to the community indexes
		Aggregating patient information from disparate systems with different organizing paradigms into a single patient-centric electronic health record (EHR) or virtual EHR
		Automating the storage and retrieval of clinical records
		Preserving control of data for contributing organizations

Medicity created MediTrust RLS and MediTrust CMP³I specifically to address these challenges.

The MediTrust platform makes CMP³I tools available to data-contributing organizations so that the first stage of reconciliation is completed before reconciliation occurs for the community. This reduces the time, overhead, and complexity associated with building community indexes and assembling patient record metadata in the MediTrust RLS (record locator service). It assures a complete and accurate response to user queries.

The RLS enables organizations to maintain and control their own systems while sharing data within the community

The MediTrust Record Locator Service (RLS) is a utility for organizations and communities that want to share data but do not want to create a central data repository. The RLS creates a virtual patient record composed of metadata descriptors that can be queried to retrieve information at a later date.

Advantages of MediTrust RLS include:

		Improved patient safety by eliminating errors
		Reduced duplication of diagnostic tests
		Improved continuity of care among multiple physicians treating a single patient
		Support for public health, research and other secondary uses of information
		Reduced query response times by avoiding queries to entities with no data
		Optimized application performance in large community networks

MediTrust CMP³I matches patients, payors, and providers

MPIs do not generally address the problem of indexing clinical care providers and health plans. Medicity’s CMP³I spans organizations and data centers to create a common community index of patients—and it constructs a common index of registered providers and health plans using the same technology.

The CMP³I moves matching logic and management to the edges of the network—allowing publishing nodes in the network to tune their matching algorithms for improved matching accuracy without affecting other publishing nodes.

View more information on the MediTrust RLS and CMP³I.

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