Improving healthcare
HDC contributes to the deployment of information driven care. Information driven care implicates that AI and data analytics is used to draw conclusions about collected health data.
Health data collected from patient care is very valuable when utilised efficiently. By taking advantage and learning from the data, healthcare organisations can act more proactive, fact based and health preventative. Healthcare staff and hospital managements can make more informed decisions. This will improve care for patients locally, nationally & globally and reduce the cost of care delivery. The data used in research projects at HDC is handled in a secure and confidential manner.
The approach in information driven care is to see the world, or at least the healthcare world, as it is and not as one wishes it to be. A cornerstone is therefore to take advantage of all the data that already exists in the healthcare system and which is generated in huge amounts every day.
– From "A handbook for information driven care – insights from the inside", page 53
See the video below for a 45 second explaination of information-driven care.
A general image of how data can be translated in to change by the use of AI and machine learning. Within healthcare, this change can lead to increased patient value and a better & more efficient care delivery.
