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Future Research Direction of Big Data Analytics in Healthcare 2023-2024.pdf
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2. Big Data refers to handling and analysing extensive datasets.
Big Data is characterised by the following 3 âVsâ:
What is Big Data?
Volume: which refers to the extensive quantities of data,
Velocity: which refers to creating data in real-time, and
Variety: Big Data can be structured, semi-structured and
unstructured
3. What is Big Data Analytics?
Big Data Analytics (BDA) is the process of analysing Big Data to obtain
important information like associations, market trends and consumer
preferences, facilitating data-driven and evidence-based decision-
making.
4. Big Data Analytics in Healthcare
Big Data and Big Data Analytics have gained significant interest in the
healthcare sector since it is a complex system with multiple
stakeholders such as health insurers, government agencies and
researchers.
Novel technologies like Big Data have enabled capturing information
about individual patients over a longer time. Electronic Health Records
(EHRs) can be considered an ideal example of Big Data in healthcare.
The available research on the applications of Big Data Analytics in
medicine and healthcare are as follows:
5.
6. Image Processing:
contd...
Medical images are valuable sources of data that are
commonly used for diagnosis, therapy evaluation and
planning.
The size of medical image data can range from a few
megabytes for a single study (e.g. histology images) to
hundreds of megabytes per study.
Big Data Analytics helps in storing such massive amounts of
data, which subsequently assist healthcare professionals in
the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of a condition.
7. Signal Processing:
contd...
Signal Processing, also called biomedical signal processing,
deals with obtaining and preprocessing physiological signals
and drawing inferences to identify patterns and trends within
the signals.
Examples of signal processing in healthcare include
Electrocardiogram (ECG), Electroencephalogram (EEG) and
Electromyography (EMG).
Like medical images, signals pose challenges, especially while
acquiring high-resolution signals and storage from multiple
monitors connected to the same patient.
This calls for research on the application of Big Data Analytics
in signal processing, which will enable storing massive
amounts of data.
8. Predicting and diagnosing diseases:
contd...
There has been research on incorporating Big Data Analytics in
the personalised detection of diabetes in the form of smart
clothing.
Big Data Analytics can also be used in molecular profiling.
EHR data and molecular data can be used for predicting
diseases.
9. Future Research Directions for Big Data Analytics in
Healthcare :
contd...
Prediction of outbreaks and identification of the causes and
the pattern of spread of infectious diseases
Integration and standardisation of medical devices.
Improving the security and privacy of patient information.
Developing cost-effective solutions for the incorporation of Big
Data in healthcare.
Improving the regulatory framework for Big Data Analytics in
healthcare.
10. Conclusion
Big Data refers to handling and analysing huge amounts of data and is characterised by volume, variety and
velocity.
An advanced type of analytics for analysing Big Data is known as Big Data Analytics.
Big Data and Big Data Analytics have gained considerable interest in the healthcare sector, where they can be
used for predicting diseases, image processing and signal processing.
Future research on Big Data Analytics involves research on protecting the security of patient information,
making the incorporation of Big Data more cost-effective, improving the regulatory framework, standardisation
and integration of medical devices and predicting outbreaks and identifying the causes and spread of
infectious diseases.
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