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Hospitals use a lot of technology today. And, every digital equipment or an app is generating lots of data. However, the data is just piles of ‘zeros’ and ‘ones’ unless you try to process it and extract actionable intelligence and insights from it. Yes, data without analytics is nothing.
A survey conducted by Health Catalyst highlights that 90% of the respondents are of the opinion that healthcare analytics is going to be either “extremely important” or “very important” to their organization within the next few years. Healthcare analytics is poised to transform the health care industry and help it address critical challenges like improved patient outcomes, quality of care, lower treatment costs and more.
Healthcare analytics is the collection, processing and analysis of data to identify patterns and insights into patient engagement, diagnosis, clinical practices etc. It combines historical and real-time data to derive insights from it. These trends or insights can then be visualized on a dashboard for easier and faster understanding.
Healthcare analytics is gaining a lot of attention in the healthcare industry as it offers numerous benefits including
The applications of healthcare analytics are enormous. Today we have access to a huge amount of data and, moreover, have access to powerful technologies like AI, Machine Learning and Deep learning etc., that can help us process millions of patient records, medical images, billing data and claim records etc., to deliver useful insights. These insights and intelligence can help hospitals to take their services to the next level, explore new care models and innovate practices.
At AppShark, we have worked with many leading healthcare organizations helping them solve their problems and restructuring their processes. If you are interested in building advanced healthcare analytics for your organization or are looking for data-driven solutions, please connect with us at sales@appshark.com and we’ll schedule a call with one of our experts at the earliest.