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Standardizing Supplemental Data for HEDIS with Clinical Analytics Document (CAnD)
Points of Light 2026 Case Study 5
Payer and healthcare organizations were facing high administrative burden and delayed quality insights due to fragmented, payer-specific supplemental data feeds and incomplete claims lacking structured clinical detail. To address these challenges, Epic, Humana, and Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans collaborated to implement the Clinical Analytics Document (CAnD) standard within Epic Payer Platform. The collaboration enabled retirement of the custom combined file, improved clinical data quality, accelerated access to historical evidence, reduced reporting burden, and established a scalable, standards-aligned foundation for quality measurement.
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