CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A new database system is helping keep healthcare workers in the loop about who needs attention and who gets top priority.

Packed with months of data from healthcare partners, the soon-to-be-launched system will give hospitals and clinics real-time insight on where and how to treat patients.

The interactive tool can list specific details — such as access to education and economic stability — down to the neighborhood level. Officials said having specifics like this helps healthcare systems better care for the community, especially when applying for state funding.

Katya Wowk, senior social scientist with The Water Institute, said the system will give everyone from the front desk to the operating room a clear, detailed look at health needs across Nueces County.

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