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12/1/2015Patient Identity Matching Adam Culbertson, M.S., M.S. HISS InnovatorInResidence U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of the Chief Technology Officer, IDEA LAB Office of the National

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How to fill out patient identity matching

1. Gather all necessary information about the patient, such as full name, date of birth, gender, address, and contact details.
2. Ensure that the patient's identity is verified using valid identification documents.
3. Create a standardized patient identity record or form that includes fields for all relevant information.
4. Accurately enter the patient's information into the designated fields, ensuring that no typos or errors are made.
5. Implement a matching algorithm or software system that compares the entered patient information with existing records in the database.
6. Review the potential matches generated by the matching algorithm and manually verify the accuracy of each match.
7. Resolve any discrepancies or conflicts between the entered information and the existing records.
8. Update the patient's identity record with any necessary changes or corrections.
9. Regularly perform data cleansing procedures to identify and resolve any duplicate or inaccurate patient records.
10. Train staff members on the importance of patient identity matching and the proper procedures to follow.

Who needs patient identity matching?

1. Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities that deal with a large number of patients.
2. Health information exchanges and medical record databases.
3. Researchers and healthcare professionals who rely on accurate patient information for studies and analysis.
4. Insurance companies and billing departments that require correct patient identity for claims processing.
5. Government agencies and regulatory bodies that oversee healthcare systems and policies.
6. Patients themselves, as accurate identity matching ensures the right care is provided and medical history is properly documented.

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What is patient identity matching?

Patient identity matching is the process of accurately linking a patient's information across different healthcare systems to ensure the correct patient receives the appropriate care.

Who is required to file patient identity matching?

Healthcare providers and organizations are required to file patient identity matching to maintain accurate patient records and ensure quality care.

How to fill out patient identity matching?

Patient identity matching can be filled out by accurately entering patient information such as name, date of birth, medical record number, and other identifying details into the healthcare system.

What is the purpose of patient identity matching?

The purpose of patient identity matching is to prevent medical errors, ensure continuity of care, and protect patient privacy and security.

What information must be reported on patient identity matching?

Patient identity matching requires reporting of accurate patient demographics, medical history, diagnosis, treatment plans, and any other relevant information.