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Background and Hypothesis: Healthcare data is increasingly fragmented across multiple points of care due to increased specialization of healthcare services and mobility of patient populations [1]. The Indiana Network for Patient Care (INPC) plays a pivotal role in capturing, standardizing, and integrating comprehensive datasets[2]. Currently, the INPC receives medication data from a variety of sources. However, some of these sources are costly and may be incomplete and/or inaccurate. We aim to characterize the degree to which additional claims data can augment or replace existing INPC medication data. Our hypothesis is that the new claims datasets will provide additional medication information for patients in the INPC.

Investigating the quality and completeness of medication data available within the Indiana Network for Patient Care