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BIG Data, OPEN Data &

Accelerat ingHeath Innovationin the Cloud

Jury Konga, PrincipaleGovFuturesGroup

February 21, 2013.

Centre for Global eHealth Innovation

R. Fraser Elliot Building

University Health Network

Toronto, Ontario.


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Acknowledgements

Neil McEvoy for coordinating

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Overview

BIG Datahow big?

Open Datagovernment, science, corporate

Innovation in eHealth

Opportunities & Challenges in the Cloud

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BIG Data is BIG

in the Health Sector

Source: http://www.hitconsultant.net/2012/12/26/the-20-most-insightful-healthcare-technology-infographics-of-2012/

1000 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte

1000 Gigabytes = 1 Terabyte

1000 Terabytes = 1 Petabyte

1000 Petabytes = 1 Exabyte

1000 Exabytes = 1 Zettabyte

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More than 2.5

exabytes(2.5quintillion bytes) of

data are created

every single day, an

that number keeps

growing

MaRS Data Catalyst


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Open Data

- new era in accessibility

A piece of content or data is open if

anyone is free to use, reuse, and

redistr ibute it subject only, at most, to

the requirement to attr ibute and/orshare-al ike. opendefinition.org/

.. also needs to be machine readable

with an acceptable Terms of Use agreement

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Open Data

- its pervasive in Government

Over 55 participating countries

Over 180 Open Data portals

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Open Data

- its gathering steam in Science

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Open Data Potential

Scale & Integrate

OpenData.

EARTHAcademia, Non-

Profits,Community

Groups

OpenStreetMap

Community

Updates

External

Data Linkages

(e.g. World Bank)

OpenData.CA

Provincial

Municipal

Federal

Public ServiceFind the data

Share the data

USEthe data

Source: Municipal Open Government Framework, 2010 www.slideshare.net/jurykonga

Evolved from Data Infra-

structure model circa 1994

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Open Data Potential

the Analytics

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RGISReal-time Global

Information Sensors

network

Using Open Data

- a Larger Societal View

Wellbeing Ontario

Wellbeing Canada

Wellbeing Earth10


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Personal Health Wellbeing

Local Health

Providers

Health industry

Suppliers

Regional Health

Analytics &

Database

Regional Health

Analytics &

Database

Regional Health

Analytics &

Database

Regional Health

Analytics &

Database

Regional/Provincial

Health Analytics &

Database

multiple

multiple

Research

Community e.g.

National Health

Analytics &Database

e.g.

U.S. Veterans Affairs

Personal Access:

Real-time Open Health

Information Network

e.g.

Using Open Data

- a Larger Societal View

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- Applications

Multi-function healthapp including Assessing symptoms

Finding service facilities

Details on conditions

Prescription info Medical procedures

My iTriage

Health news

What about hospitalinfo such as real-timewait times? Success insurgeries ..

iTriage

- Web & mobile


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Open Data - Healthinspections

Location & status

with historical data

Focus typically onrestaurants otherspossible includinghotels, publicrestrooms, transit

Health InspectionsMobile & Web apps


- Applications


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Creating virtual

communities

Crowdsourcing data

Valuable online

knowledge service


- Communities in the cloud


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Innovation in eHealth- Virtual visits, Telemedicine & Personal Stats


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Data, Data, Data

SaaS, IaaS, PaaS


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Privacy & Security

Inclusiveness

KnowledgeManagement

Culture shift to Open Data

Informed/Contextualized analytics

BROADBAND Gigacities needed today!17

Challenges in & around the eHealth Cloud


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Opportunities for Innovative eHealth

in the Cloud

its almost limitless

Canada Health Infoway 2013-14 Corporate Plan Objectives

1. Explore New Ways to Improve the Patient Experience

2. Invest in Innovation

3. Build Electronic Health Records for Canadians

4. Get Key Information to the Point of Care

Cloud Computing in Health - White Paper

Canada Health Infoway

The health care sector in Canada should give seriousconsideration to the use of cloud technologies and deployment

models for the delivery of their health IT systems.


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Thank you

Jury Konga, Principal

eGovFuturesGroup

[email protected]

Twitter @jkonga

Skype jury.konga

www.slideshare.net/jurykonga

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