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Northeast Georgia Health System Uses Data to Speed Up Medical Research

Northeast Georgia Health System partnered with IPC Global to build a scalable, cloud-based analytics and research platform using Qlik®, AWS®, and Vizlib, enabling faster medical research, automated data processing, and reliable insights across millions of patient records.

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Case Study Snapshot

Executive overview in under 30 seconds

Organization

Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS)

ORGANIZATION

Healthcare

Business Model

Non-profit health system and regional medical research provider

PLATFORM

Qlik Sense, AWS Cloud, Vizlib, InProcess Research Platform

TRANSFORMATION YEAR

2025

PARTNER

IPC Global (Advisory & Implementation)

The Challenge

  • Conflicts between legacy systems, IT-driven tools, and clinician-led research needs

  • Difficulty integrating large, time-variant healthcare datasets

  • Manual and time-consuming research preparation processes

  • Need to support millions of patient records across multiple systems

The Solution

How IPC Global Built a Modern Research & Analytics Platform

Unified Research Data Platform
Integrated multiple clinical and operational data sources into a single analytics environment

Automated Data Processing & Validation
Created repeatable, reliable data pipelines for research modeling and analysis

Self-Service Analytics for Researchers
Provided user-friendly dashboards so clinicians could explore data without IT dependency

Advanced Research Modeling Environment
Enabled rapid hypothesis testing, cohort identification, and outcome validation

Results & Impact

Improved Funding Success

Enabled faster grant qualification through reliable data modeling

Accelerated Research Timeline

Produced peer-reviewed research within one year

Reduced Manual Research Work

Automated multi-step data preparation and validation

Massive Data Processing Capability

Analyzed 36,000+ patients across 40+ million encounters

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