Neal Patterson likens the current scramble in health information technology to the 19th
century land rush that opened his native Oklahoma to homesteaders. Cerner (CERN), the …

Objective. The aim of this study was to provide a definition of big data in healthcare.
Methods. A systematic search of PubMed literature published until May 9, 2014, was …

Big data have altered the way we manage, explore, evaluate, analyze, and leverage data
across many different industries [1]. Medicine is one of the most remarkable fields in which …

Patients and medical professionals alike are slowly growing into the digital advances that
are revolutionizing the ways that medical records are maintained in addition to the delivery …

Rapid growth in the amount of data that is electronically recorded as part of routine clinical
operations has generated great interest in the use of Big Data methodologies to address …

Just how big is big data? The numbers may surprise you. Full Text: Author (s): Marcus A.
Banks 1 Author Affiliations:(1) New York, USA Big data--as opposed to small data--is too …

Healthcare is one of the business fields with the highest Big Data potential. According to the
prevailing definition, Big Data refers to the fact that data today is often too large and …

(AI) in the 21st century would usher in “the postphysician era,” with health care provided by
paramedics and computers. Today, the mass extinction of physicians remains unlikely …

And yet, the ways in which health technology innovators have talked about the power of data
neglects key aspects of the social interoperability or integration of data into health solutions …

Objectives: This survey explores the role of big data and health analytics developed by IBM
in supporting the transformation of healthcare by augmenting evidence-based decision …