A Study on Benefits of Big Data for Healthcare Sector of India

Sindhi, Komal; Parmar, Dilay; Gandhi, Pankaj

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-7641-1_20

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“…Krishnan et al [6], the paper explains the need of the big data analytics in the health care to enhance the hospital services showing improvement in the care, coupled with Journal of ISMAC ( 2019 [7], the paper provides with the comprehensive understanding of the of the potency of the big data analytics in the health care, the paper also provides with the several strides in being successful with the big data analytics in the health care industry. Sindhi, et al [8] the paper presents the review of the health sector of India in the urban as well as the rural areas, and the use of big data in the health care to improve the health care sector in of India. Niu et al [9] the paper gives the valuable information's for the improving the strength of the transmission, the design of the communication system involved in the promoting.…”

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Big Data Business Analytics as a Strategic Asset for Health Care Industry

Smys

Joe

2019

JISMAC

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The big data includes the enormous flow of data from variety of applications that does not fit into the traditional data base. They deal with the storing, managing and manipulating of the data acquired from various sources at an alarming rate to gather valuable insights from it. The big data analytics is used provide with the new and better ideas that pave way to the improvising of the business strategies with its broader, deeper insights and frictionless actions that leads to an accurate and reliable systems. The paper proposes the big data analytics for the improving the strategic assets in the health care industry by providing with the better services for the patients, gaining the satisfaction of the patients and enhancing the customer relationship.

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Big Data Business Analytics as a Strategic Asset for Health Care Industry

Smys

Joe

2019

JISMAC

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“…India, a developing country, has a population of 1.3 billion, with a median age of about 28, and produces millions of graduates every year. 1 The country faces a high disease burden, 2 and the fast-growing Indian healthcare industry is struggling to provide equitable health care access to its population. 3 Major demand in the Indian healthcare sector is work-ready skilled graduates.…”

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Students as Partners: How the Student-centred Active Learning Concept May Help Indian Pharmacy Education

Rajiah¹,

Maharajan²,

Maricar³

2022

Ind. J. Pharm. Edu. Res

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The growing healthcare industry and the demand for a skilled workforce in India lead many students to enroll in medical and healthcare professional programmes. Pharmacy programmes in India prepare the students to deal with emerging opportunities in healthcare. Being a country with a great diversity of approaches, and the expectations of students from Generation Z, pharmacy education in India has an opportunity for rejuvenation to engage students in active learning. Educationalists and policymakers can explore to engage the current generation of students, who have a motivation to intervene with institutions and authorities. 'Students as Partners' is an emerging concept re-positions students as active partners to enrich students' learning experiences. There are four areas of partnership within the 'Students as Partners' conceptual model; these are 'Teaching and learning including assessment', 'Subject-based research and inquiry, 'Scholarship of teaching and learning', and 'Curriculum design and pedagogic consultancy'. The perceptions and willingness of stakeholders toward student engagement through the partnership will be the key to the success of the 'Students as Partners' concept in India. To promote student-centered active learning in pharmacy programmes, institutions and academic staff can consider strategies to engage students in their learning process. This paper discusses how the students as partner concept can be implemented in the Indian Pharmacy education setting to enhance students' learning experiences.

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“…We have to comprehend what kind of data we are managing and what noteworthy job does it play in procuring learning. Data can be briefly be thought of as tacit or explicit [2]. Tacit learning can be said to be information created because of individual experience.…”

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A Survey on Big Data Tools and Its Use in Predictive Analysis in HealthCare

Borade¹,

Dsouza²,

Munde³

et al. 2019

IJRAT

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Current trends and statistics show that technologies like Big Data and Machine Learning algorithms together used can change the way we process and analyze data. Both technologies can be said to be booming in a variety of industries. There are many aspects of Big Data and predictive algorithms based on Machine Learning that are recognized and being considered by researchers and technology consultants around the globe. Inspection of Big Data in healthcare shows a high level of opportunities that can be used to determine causal relationships between different healthcare components. This analysis can provide valuable relationships that can be used in IT transformation, practices and business value. In this paper we attempt to get an insight on different research that have been conducted by collaborating technologies like big data, machine learning and electronic health records. This collaboration can be used to bring many benefits in the field of healthcare. We breakdown the discussion into four sections beginning with the introduction, methodology, results and conclusion Index Terms-Big Data; HealthCare; EHR;.

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A Study on Benefits of Big Data for Healthcare Sector of India

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Big Data Business Analytics as a Strategic Asset for Health Care Industry

Big Data Business Analytics as a Strategic Asset for Health Care Industry

Students as Partners: How the Student-centred Active Learning Concept May Help Indian Pharmacy Education

A Survey on Big Data Tools and Its Use in Predictive Analysis in HealthCare

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