10 Ways Big Data is Improving the Healthcare Industry

1.         10 Ways Big Data is  Improving the  Healthcare Industry                                         

2.   The health sector is not only an important sector but one of the most complex                               sectors. With the growing demand for better healthcare, the industry is advancing                         rapidly. More advanced technologies are appearing every day as healthcare                     professionals seek more effective solutions. Big Data is gradually making its mark                         on the health server.    Here’s How It’s Transforming the Healthcare Industry:    1. Cost Reduction  Various medical establishments, hospitals, and clinics are facing great financial                     difficulties   due   to   inefficient   financial   management.   The   over-staffing or     under-recruiting of staff is the main cause of losses in the medical world. However,                             predictive analytics can help physicians solve specific problems that cripple the                       industry. Healthcare facilities are now using predictive analytics to reduce their                       investment rate when necessary to optimize their investments.    The insurance industry will also benefit greatly from big data by relying on                           wearable technologies and health tracking systems to ensure that their customers                       do not stay in hospitals for too long. Patients are also likely to benefit from big data,                                   as it will reduce their wait times and make it easier to access medical care.                               Predictive analytics will also reduce bed shortages and staffing needs, and improve                         the healthcare sector as a whole.    2. Health Monitoring  One of the overarching goals of all healthcare organizations is to identify potential                           complications before they turn into aggravating problems. Lack of data prevents                       medical systems from avoiding preventable situations. However, an advantage                   associated with the ​Internet of Things (or Connected Objects) and Big Data is the                             1 

3.   monitoring of patient health. Healthcare facilities are now using these technologies                       to track a patient’s vital statistics and records.    Advanced medical innovations allow physicians to monitor characteristics such as a                       patient’s sleep patterns, heart rate, glucose levels, and blood pressure. Medical                       institutions can now use these controlled results to keep patients out of the                           hospital. Monitoring a patient’s condition will also help prevent the onset of chronic                           illnesses and conditions, as patients will receive optimal care at the right time.    With the help of health tracking technologies, doctors can prevent various                       unpleasant situations, which of course is one of the primary goals of all                           practitioners. It’s easy to revolutionize the way things work now, and experts say                           things may continue to change for the better in the future.    3. Increased Patient Engagement  The healthcare industry may soon see an increase in patient engagement once it                           embraces analytics and big data. Attracting the interests of clients to various health                           trackers and wearable technologies could bring positive change in the medical                       industry. It could also lead to a noticeable decrease in the number of emergencies                             and therefore reduce the death rate. As more and more patients continue to use                             these devices, the work of treating physicians could be simplified and give their                           engagement a boost.    4. Care of High-Risk Patients  Complications and the cost of healthcare often increase when large numbers of                         patients require emergency care. Medical facilities that used predictive analytics                     had fewer emergency room visits than their counterparts.    2 

4.   Big Data has contributed to the development of corrective treatment strategies and                         the diagnosis of chronic health problems. Healthcare facilities can now facilitate                       personalized treatment approaches and monitor patients with high-risk problems.                   It is difficult to create patient-centered programs with inadequate data. This is why                           the use of data initiatives is crucial in the healthcare sector.    5. Reduce Personal Injuries and Manage Fraud  Over time, the efficiency and accuracy of personal injury cases have increased                         across the claims industry and somewhat in the health sector. Organizations that                         use big data and analytics now experience less fraud than before. Data collected                           and generated on millions of cases has also enabled medical facilities to build their                             claim flow profiles through the identification of behavior patterns. Personal injury                       attorneys can now work with family physicians to obtain the information needed to                           prosecute personal injury cases. As a result, patients are now honest and provide                           details of the incident.    6. Advancement in the Health Sector  The healthcare sector has many improvements to be made through technological                       innovations. Of course, being able to access patient records and databases in                         seconds will make it easier to quickly find practical solutions. Health issues could                           be treated, and healthcare professionals could soon get personalized solutions for                       less complicated health issues.    With the continued evolution of technological tools, everything seems to be on the                           right track, and any breakthrough in healthcare is worth it. Big Data also plays a                               crucial role in other industries and its impact on the healthcare sector cannot be                             overlooked. Healthcare organizations have already understood the full benefits of                     adopting data initiatives.    3 

5.   While much remains to be done before healthcare facilities begin to use these                           technological resources globally, multinational corporations have already begun to                   focus   their   resources and efforts on big data and analytics. Healthcare                   professionals are now using Big Data and analytics for optimal management of                         clinics, hospitals, and other similar institutions.    7. Eliminate Medical Errors  Various human factors can cause medical errors that can have a significant impact                           on the sector. Of course, every industry strives for 100% accuracy, but the                           healthcare industry faces such critical issues that a doctor doesn’t want to make                           any mistakes.    Big Data is improving treatments and helping ​healthcare professionals avoid ending up with the wrong medicine. Another way in which big data empowers family                                                 physicians to make decisions is by making meaningful decisions based on the data                           available. Research has shown that big data could save the entire medical industry                           up to $21 billion a year.    8. Improved Services  Thanks to predictive analytics and big data, healthcare professionals now achieve                       more accurate results than ever before. The algorithms now use existing                       information to provide personalized treatment. Personalized treatment could                 include developing drugs based on factors such as lifestyle and environment and                         matching them to a patient’s genetics. Using predictive analytics, healthcare                     systems will be able to assimilate and analyze patient records.        4 

6.   9. Advanced Analyzes  Doctors can now use data from patients with the same conditions to develop more                             effective solutions than ever before. Organizations like IBM and Apple have already                         set up healthcare platforms that allow practitioners to explore new perspectives                       from real-time activities and biometric data. After tracking health-related data,                     healthcare professionals can now use advanced systems to suggest appropriate                     treatment to their patients. These medical devices correspond to the conditions,                       age, and past habits of each patient.    One of the consequences of these platforms for the health sector is to allow people                               with constraints to obtain consultations at home or on the move. Physicians can                           now use information captured from connected objects to set automated reminders,                       communicate with their patients, and track their progress. Research says spending                       on connected objects could soon reach $120 billion. Oncologists are now using                         smart devices to capture facts from scanned records and to identify conditions that                           require special attention. In this way, healthcare professionals can review the                       proposed treatment and match the patient with the appropriate treatment method.    10. Prevent Fraudulent Billing  Hospitals and insurance companies can now connect various datasets to gain a                         wealth of information that could help them reduce millions of dollars in abusive,                           wasteful, and fraudulent behavior in the healthcare industry. As with health                       insurance fraud, healthcare professionals can use big data to target health                       campaigns and identify drugs, treatments, and conditions in specific demographic                     or geographic areas.          5 

7.   To Conclude  If you are looking to develop cutting edge healthcare apps or teleconsultation apps,                           this is the right time. By incorporating Big Data, AI, and ML in these apps, your idea                                   can bring a revolutionary change in teleconsultation.     At OneClick It Solutions, our team has developed robust apps for the healthcare                           industry. We specialize in ​chatbot development and using innovation to fuel your ideas into million-dollar projects. ​Connect with us for a demo or quote for your next project.                                                                                              6 

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