Healthcare business intelligence, as a subset of healthcare data analytics, takes historical health-related data from multiple internal and external sources and visualizes it multidimensionally to generate insights. EHR/EMRs, labs, eHealth/mHealth apps and smart wearables, governmental agencies, accounting tools, and CRM platforms are among some of them. Data is saved, then analyzed, and finally reported. Cloud database development makes the process of healthcare data storage, data retrieval, and data analysis more efficient and secure. Using the information gained, it's possible to improve patient satisfaction and the financial performance of medical centers, clinics, hospitals, insurance vendors, research facilities, pharmaceutical companies, and data technology firms.
Dmitry Baraishuk
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