Christie Burris will become the state’s chief data officer and director of the N.C. Government Data Analytics Center at the retirement of Carol Burroughs at the end of the year.
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A new visual analytics tool is helping investigators at the N.C. Office of State Human Resources detect potential fraud and improper payments made to state workers for workers’ compensation claims. OSHR collaborated with the N.C. Government Data Analytics Center, within the N.C.
Medical organizations in North Carolina are achieving significant cost savings and improving care through the use of NC HealthConnex, the electronic, statewide health information exchange network that facilitates the exchange of health information among providers.
The N.C. Health Information Exchange Authority is helping develop solutions to health care disparities affecting Black mothers, who are more likely to experience pregnancy-related complications, and their infants.
The N.C. Government Data Analytics Center has developed a data utility, called NC eLink, that helps state agencies understand what services individuals are eligible for and are receiving.
North Carolina is a national leader in leveraging the power of GIS to enhance government services and support private and public partners.
The N.C. Department of Information Technology’s Government Data Analytics Center has launched upgrades that will help bail bond agents better track cases, log complaints and manage their workflow by merging previously unconnected systems.
The N.C. Department of Information Technology has released the respective annual reports for the N.C. Geographic Information Coordinating Council and N.C. Longitudinal Data System.
The N.C. Health Information Exchange Authority is incorporating the COVID-19 Vaccine Management System into the North Carolina Immunization Registry. This transition will enable all providers to manage COVID-19 vaccines in the registry.
The N.C. Government Data Analytics Center's new initiatives benefit the N.C. Community College System, the N.C. Department of Justice’s Consumer Protection Division and N.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission.