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Healthcare Business Review | Friday, June 09, 2023
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Data analytics is revolutionising the healthcare industry, particularly in hospitals, by driving cost savings, improving patient care, and optimising operational efficiency. Discover how data analytics transforms raw information into actionable insights for informed decision-making in healthcare settings.
FREMONT, CA: Organisations from different sectors are leveraging the power of data analytics to boost their efficiency and profitability, and the healthcare industry is no stranger to this technology. The sector is striving to balance quality healthcare delivery with revenue growth while executing on thin operating margins. Data analytics can aid hospitals in effectively overcoming these challenges by encouraging cost savings and expense management initiatives throughout the company.
A Case for Data Analytics
Data is one of the most important factors utilised in any decision-making process. However, raw data from numerous sources cannot be used as is, and they have to be streamlined, organised, and converted into a valuable format using analytics. This task is executed by an automated process that uses specialised software which utilises complicated algorithms and formulas to process and sort information. The output is presented in the form of a readable display, consisting of tables, graphs, and printable reports that healthcare professionals and clinicians can interpret with ease.
Hospitals are continually monitored by federal and state agencies and are necessitated to report patient care and financial information to ascertain adherence to established guidelines. Accordingly, accurate reports are required to be submitted promptly. The use of data analytics helps hospital admins by providing a clear view of revenue impact.