Healthcare IT News May 14, 2018
Bill Siwicki

Hospitals should expect orders of magnitude more data – but will also see emerging tools such as artificial intelligence and 5G connectivity helping to put both structured and unstructured information to work.

The healthcare analytics market is booming and will be worth close to $54 billion worldwide by 2025, according to a March 2018 report from Grand View Research.

Given the need to achieve the Triple Aim, along with the rise of precision medicine and the move toward value-based care, data analytics have never been more important to healthcare provider organizations.

As the technology continues to grow and mature, here’s the pressing question for healthcare and IT leaders: How will analytics tools evolve – and what should...

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