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Big Data in Healthcare 2017

Publisher Kalorama Information
Published Aug 17, 2017
Length 238 Pages
SKU # KLI15444679

Description

Big Data in Healthcare

Big Data in Healthcare looks at selected current and future applications of Big Data within the healthcare industry, including usage in IT in in vitro diagnostics, personalized medicine, pharmaceutical industry, electronic medical records (EMR), mobile health (mHealth), and the health insurance industry.

Big Data in Healthcare also presents information on the following Big Data developments: selected IVD industry IT/Big Data investments, selected IT innovations in molecular diagnostics, selected genomic tests for inherited diseases, selected digital imaging innovations, selected collaborations between pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies, selected insurance industry big data initiatives, and selected big data alliances and organizations.

Quest Diagnostics, Inc., Roche Diagnostics, Bina Technologies, Inc. (part of Roche Sequencing), Cerner Corporation, Google Genomics (Alphabet), and IBM Healthcare are among the Big Data players profiled in the report.

Clinical data, as from medical diagnosis, medical images, patient histories, labs

Omics data, as from genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, epigenomics

Claims data, from health systems and providers, via the processing of public and private claims

User-generated data, as from fitness apps and data from smartphones

Table of Contents

238 Pages
    • INTRODUCTION
    • Information Technology in In Vitro Diagnostics
    • Personalized Medicine
    • Pharma
    • Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
    • Contribution of Health Insurance Companies
    • Methodology
    • Overview
    • In Vitro Diagnostics
    • Precision or Personalized Medicine
    • Pharma
    • Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
    • Mobile Health (mHealth)
    • Contributions of Health Insurance Companies
    • Selected Big Data Alliances and Organizations
    • AdvanceMD
    • Allscripts Healthcare Solutions
    • Amazon
    • Apple Inc.
    • athenahealth, Inc.
    • BGI (formerly Beijing Genomics Institute)
    • Bina Technologies, Inc. (part of Roche Sequencing)
    • Cerner Corporation
    • CLC bio (a QIAGEN Company)
    • Definiens
    • Dell Healthcare and Life Sciences
    • eClinicalWorks
    • Epic Systems Corporation
    • GE Healthcare
    • GENALICE
    • GenomOncology
    • Google Genomics (Alphabet)
    • Hewlett Packard
    • IBM Healthcare
    • Illumina, Inc.
    • Intel Corporation
    • InterSystems Corporation
    • IVD Industry Connectivity Consortium – IICC
    • Knome Inc.
    • Leica Biosystems (Danaher)
    • Mayo Medical Laboratories
    • McKesson Corporation
    • Medical Information Technology, Inc. (MEDITECH)
    • Microsoft
    • N-of-One
    • Oracle Corporation
    • Palantir
    • Pathway Genomics Corporation
    • PerkinElmer
    • Quality Systems, Inc. (QSI)
    • Quest Diagnostics, Inc.
    • Roche Diagnostics
    • SAP SE
    • Selventa, Inc.
    • Sunquest Information Systems
    • WuXi NextCODE Genomics

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