Data Warehousing
It’s one of the most difficult task for hospitals to get right, but good technology can make it easier.
Supervised? Unsupervised? Semi-supervised? Huh? Experts from Harvard and Stanford say the subtle differences in terminology actually have big impact.
While evolving technology is paving the way, high drug costs, limited interoperability and physician skepticism need to be overcome.
From establishing centralized support and building a clinical trial management system to improving data integration with its Epic EMR, the academic medical center has worked extensively to put the pieces in place for genomics.
Stanford Medicine, UC San Francisco University of Chicago Medicine to help Google Brain fine-tune predictive analytics to spot patterns in EHRs.
Hospitals must more effectively gather and analyze their existing data, speakers at the Big Data and Healthcare Analytics Forum said.
Altarum Institute, Hashed Health believe so, and they are partnering to develop distributed ledger technologies to benefit value-based reimbursement.
Leaders are intrigued by the digital ledger technology's potential, but intrigue alone won’t get it past regulations.
Center for Children’s Digestive Health shared protected health info with FileFax, but didn't have a BAA in place.
Dell survey finds connecting to public Wi-Fi to access confidential information, using personal email for work and widespread use of public cloud services also pose risks to health information.