Data is the lifeblood of healthcare analytics and everyone has a role to play in the management and trustworthiness of data.

1. alue-based careV
delivery
Convergence Consumerism Preventive carePersonalized
Medicine
Key trends driving healthcare transformation

11. Data
Applications
Infrastructure
Investment
Value
The data dividend

15. petabytes

17. 90%+
33.3%
$30 Billion

18. 82% of respondents of a CIO survey identified
population health management (PHM) as a key
focus of analytics in coming years.
Nearly 80% felt that leveraging big data and
predictive analytics was important to their
organization's goals.
10% of hospitals implemented data analytics tools
in 2011, 50%+ are predicted to do so by 2016.

20. Human Error:
Manual entry introduces
intentional and unintentional
systematic errors.
1
Data Fragmentation:
Even if we achieve perfect
data accuracy; data
fragmentation remains.
2

21. 21.7M
patients have had records exposed
in healthcare data breaches.
94%
of hospitals exposed by a breach
in the past 2 years.
total records exposed in data
breaches in Quarter 1 2013.
874,667 69%
of medical devices are vulnerable to
hackers because they are not secure.
Data needs to be safe.