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Analytics-Driven Healthcare : Improving Care , Compliance and Cost

Analytics, moreover, can help predict an individual’s future healthcare needs, which can be valuable for both the payer and provider. Healthcare organizations must, therefore, begin to set up internal systems that gather disparate data in one place. This includes both structured and unstructured data; for example, EHR provides structured data of a patient’s history of health conditions and prescriptions, while semistructured and unstructured data is available in e-mail, social networking sites, doctors’ notes, test results, physicians’ commentaries, etc. The integration of all this data is key, and this calls for greater collaboration among the IT departments of healthcare organizations, care practitioners and claims processing experts.