So far, the most powerful application of big data is the collection of electronic medical records. Each patient has his own electronic record, including personal medical history, family medical history, allergies and all medical test results.
Second, health monitoring.
Another innovation in the medical industry is? Wearable devices? These devices can report the health status of patients in real time. Similar to the software for analyzing medical data in hospitals, these new analysis devices have the same function, but they can be used outside medical institutions, reducing medical costs, enabling patients to know their health status at home and get treatment advice from smart devices. These wearable devices continuously collect health data and store it in the cloud.
Third, the allocation of medical resources
This seemingly impossible task has been helped by big data. A pilot? Unit implementation. In Paris, France, four hospitals use data from multiple sources to predict the daily and hourly number of patients in each hospital.
Fourth, big data and artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence technology analyzes complex medical data through algorithms and software to achieve the goal of approaching human cognition. Therefore, AI makes it possible for computer algorithms to predict conclusions without direct human input. The brain-computer interface supported by AI can help restore basic human experiences, such as speech and communication functions lost due to nervous system diseases and trauma.