Key strategies for maximising data analytics in healthcare
Data analytics solutions are crucial for providing value-based healthcare. However, there is one kerfuffle to using them: the quality of insight depends on the data analysed. If the quality of data is poor or biased, then data analytics will yield unreliable results. Therefore, data analytics strategies should clean data, and improve its quality. Better quality […]
How healthcare analytics leads to more precise cancer treatment
Healthcare analytics is paving the way for better treatment for cancer. In Australia, 150,000 people were diagnosed with cancer. In 2019, cancer was the leading cause of death amongst Australians. Fortunately, healthcare providers can combat cancer more effectively, thanks to data analytics. In this blog, we are going to explore some of the reasons why […]
Using predictive analytics software tools to combat COVID-19
COVID-19 has reshaped the way humans interact with technology in healthcare. Intelligent data, technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have started to lighten the burden and establish new ways to facilitate sustainable demand and supply. But at the helm of this transformation are predictive analytics software tools. Predictive analytics in healthcare is rapidly […]
What’s the potential for real-time analytics in healthcare?
Back in the days of yore, there was no plausible alternate reality where the large amount of data churned out by the healthcare industry could be collected and analysed in real-time. With the advent of real-time analytics in healthcare, we see technology pushing the envelope on what we can truly achieve in this sphere. The […]
Why choose SAS healthcare software for health analytics?
When we think of healthcare, we think of health monitors and doctors in white coats, but we rarely think about data and analytics. Yet hospitals generate a lot of valuable data regularly. In 2018, healthcare organisations generated over 8.41 petabytes of data, which was an explosive growth of 878 per cent compared to 2016, and […]