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IT in Healthcare System

Since the big data and data mining are some of the notable advancements that the

health sector has made in the contemporary world. Big data in health care is the process of

collecting, assessing, and leveraging client, physical, and health information that is

complicated or immense to be comprehended by the use of traditional methods of handling

data. On the other hand, data mining refers to the examination of enormous data indexes to

identify patterns that can be used to anticipate or forecast the probability of future events.

According to Fornell (2012), data scientists and technology algorithms hold the sole

responsibility of processing big data and perform data mining in healthcare facilities. One of

the most significant aspects of big data and data mining that has brought massive benefits to

the health sector is recording, analysis, and storage of data through electronic health records

(EHR).

For many years, practitioners and the entire health care industry had depended on

conventional methods for offering their services. This situation involved manual recording,

analysis, and storage of data during care provision. However, things are no longer the same in

the contemporary world, thanks to the rapid and massive technological advancements in the

modern world. These advancements have made big data and data mining to no longer as

challenging as they used to in the olden days, before the inventions and innovations.

Electronic health records have specifically made care provision more comfortable,

considering the various analytic tools that it entails. These factors have, in turn, resulted in

massive benefits in the entire health sector.

First, the quality of care provided has improved because of the in-depth analysis done

with the vast data and advanced analytic tools, unlike was the case in the past where

practitioners faced many challenges in analyzing manual data. Similarly, the system allows

patients to receive specialized attention from different practitioners at a go, while also

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Running head: IT IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IT in Healthcare System Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation 1 IT IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM 2 IT in Healthcare System Since the big data and data mining are some of the notable advancements that the health sector has made in the contemporary world. Big data in health care is the process of collecting, assessing, and leveraging client, physical, and health information that is complicated or immense to be comprehended by the use of traditional methods of handling data. On the other hand, data mining refers to the examination of enormous data indexes to identify patterns that can be used to anticipate or forecast the probability of future events. According to Fornell (2012), data scientists and technology algorithms hold the sole responsibility of processing big data and perform data mining in healthcare facilities. One of the most significant aspects of big data and data mining that has brought massive benefits to the health sector is recording, analysis, and storage of data through electronic health records (EHR). For many years, practitioners and the entire health care industry had depended on conventional methods for offering their services. This situation involved manual recording, analysis, and storage of data during care provision. However, things are no longer the same in the contemporary world, thanks to the rapid and massive technological advancements in the modern world. These advancements have made big data and data mining ...
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