Monthly Archives: July 2016

Five Reasons We Must Untrap Digital Health’s Big Data

Posted on July 28, 2016 by

We tend to think of Big Data as a Land of Oz where we can find any information we need. What is not appreciated by most in healthcare is that there is a lot of Big Data collected but most … Continue reading →

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Five Ways to Turn Big Data into Relevant Data

Posted on July 6, 2016 by

‘Big Data’ may be defined as data that is so large or complex that it cannot be processed by the usual applications. Current common uses of Big Data in healthcare include the collection of genomic data, insurance claims data, medication prescription … Continue reading →

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