Healthcare data continues to grow at astounding rates, creating exciting opportunities for hospitals to improve patient outcomes, enhance financial performance and create a better patient experience.
Panel boosts spending by $1.1 billion over the previous year, aiding NIH’s Precision Medicine Initiative and other health IT priorities, while ONC’s budget is slashed.
The multi-state system is using big data efforts to reduce infections and eliminate negative patient events, achieving rising levels of results after a slow start.
At the center of ASU’s effort is HortonWorks’ Data Platform, which enables vast computing resources to work together on computations of huge genomic data files.
The Scripps Research Institute will develop, test, maintain and upgrade the mobile apps and web-based platform that will be used to enroll 1 million U.S. volunteers, says Eric Topol, MD.
