Big Data Challenge – From EMR’s to Translational Research分析课件.ppt

Big Data Challenge – From EMR’s to Translational ResearchMiroslav Kon?ar, PhDOracle Healthcare Business Development DirectorHL7 Croatia Chair, Associate Professor for Biomedical Informatics What is Big Data Why it is important for Healthcare Providers Now MIT Big Data DefinitionWhat kind of big are we talking about here? U.S. Healthcare data is growing by 15 Petabytes a day – currently Up to 80% of healthcare data is currently unstructured. 5 million bytes (megabytes) Complete printed works of Shakespeare 20 billion bytes (gigabytes) Complete recorded works of Beethoven 10 trillion bytes (terabytes) Printed works in the Library of Congress 2 quadrillion bytes (petabytes) Google Earth information managed today Typical person’s EHR ~1MB healthy young, no images 40MB middle-aged w/health issues, no images 3-5GB with several health issues w/images 600 petabytes-10 exabytes (exabyte = billion gigabytes) Estimated size of current US digitized patient data 1.5 million Estimated different medical devices (WHO) Big Data: The management and use of ultra-large amounts of information Management and use = efficient storage, search, analysis, visualization Ultra-large = >1Petabyte Chronic Disease Mgt. Care Patterns Population Health Pay for Performance Telemedicine Patient Advocacy Customer Satisfaction Disease Mgt. / Prevention Social Media Interactions Care / Process Improvements Marketing / Branding Where Are Your Big Data Opportunities? Lower care cost and raise care quality Capacity Management Staffing Optimization Protocol Optimization Process Efficiency Supply Standardization Cost Accounting Personal Preferences Individualized Treatment Biometrics Data Management Apply Research New Clinical Protocols Accountable Care Patient Engagement Personal & Translational Medicine Operational Excellence 1 2 3 4 Why Oracle for Big Data Big Data: Oracle’s DefinitionLarge volumes, high change velocity, complex variety, unknown value per b