Standardize Your Clinical Terminologies for Interoperability
Need to aggregate or exchange healthcare data?
Whether you are a Federal agency, Health Information Exchange (HIE),
hospital, biotechnology company, or research organization, J P Systems
offers terminology and informatics services to fit your Healthcare IT needs.
Our Services
Terminology Mapping | Terminology Planning | Terminology Consultations
Clinical Document Improvement | Clinical Process Analysis
Domain Expertise | HL7 Standards & FHIR® Implementation Guides
Our Clients
Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
Prime contractors
Vermont Oxford Network (VON)
Terminology Consulting, Planning & Value Sets
Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) at
Health and Human Services (HHS)
Federal Health Information Model (FHIM)
39 healthcare domains
National Institutes of Health (NIH), National
Cancer Institute (NCI)
Analyzed processes for clinical trials tracking
"J P Systems provided exceptional quality and 100% first time acceptance. J P Systems
SMEs are of such high caliber that when the VA Secretary made an announcement to
shift direction to a COTS solution, J P Systems SMEs rapidly adapted the strategy,
approach, and deliverables within the scope of work to enable the VA to adopt the new
direction with agility." - Federal Contract Specialist
Terminology Standards
Clinical Terminology Mapping – Match your local terms to clinical data standards to enable data aggregation and exchange with precise meanings. We can map your local clinical terms to LOINC, SNOMED-CT, RxNorm, and other standard reference terminologies.
Data Aggregation and Exchange – We assist institutions in gathering data to meet quality measures (i.e., NCQA – patient centered health). To properly aggregate data, it must first be standardized across your enterprise data files. We create and maintain clinical reference terminologies (including PAMPI and Lab domains such as Problems, Allergies, Medications, Procedures, Immunizations, Radiology, and Documents) to make aggregation possible.
Hl7 Standards & FHIR® Implementations – FHIR® has its own standardized vocabulary for querying a database. We can map your vocabulary to FHIR's® vocabulary to create valid FHIR® queries.
Jackie Mulrooney