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Improving healthcare in Europe through big data
BigMedilytics will transform Europe’s healthcare sector. This three-year project aims to enhance patient outcomes and increase productivity in the health sector by applying big data technologies to complex datasets while ensuring security and privacy of personal data.
How does BigMedilytics achieve its goal?
The project implements twelve pilot experiences that cover three themes with the greatest impact on the sector. Population Health & Chronic Disease Management and Oncology comprise the 78% of deaths whitin non-commnunicable diseases. The third theme represents operations and equipment cost, covering the 33% of the expenditure in the sector.
- [Comorbidities] Reducing admissions to secondary care thus reducing highly expensive emergency care and hospitalizations
- [Kidney disease] Improving outcomes and reducing costs after kidney transplantation
- [Diabetes] Reducing the number of visits of pregnant women who suffer from chronic diseases with a focus of diabetes
- [COPD / Asthma] Developing predictive models for acute exacerbations of COPD from real-time patient relevant data
- [Heart failure] Introducing personal healthcare concepts to the benefits of patients with heart failure
- [Prostate cancer] Demonstrating the impact of big data technologies on accelerating the move from volume to value-based healthcare
- [Lung cancer] Improving the management of patients with lung cancer during their treatment, follow-up and in their last period of life
- [Breast cancer] Improving accuracy in diagnosis and propose treatments that are more targeted, less toxic and better tolerated
- [Stroke management] Improving outcomes and thereby reduce overall cost of stroke management by using big data to identify and remove bottlenecks
- [Sepsis management] Improving outcomes and thereby reducing overall cost of sepsis by using big data to identify and remove bottlenecks
- [Asset management] Making the process of finding and managing mobile assets within a hospital more efficient
- [Radiology workflows] Reducing the time of diagnosis in radiology departments and improving the quality of diagnosis
The benefits of big data in healthcare
- Personalized health research, diagnosis and treatment
- Citizen-centred health services
- Efficient healthcare systems
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