This presentation is based on the analysis of the TED talk, "The big-data revolution in healthcare" by Joel Selanikio

1. The
‘Big-data’
revolution in
healthcare

2. ig­data?
All of the information that we're
generating through our interaction with
and over the Internet, everything from
Facebook and Twitter to music
downloads, movies, streaming.

3. Biggest problem with Big Data
The biggest
problem is we
have so much
information. The
biggest problem
is: how do we
organize all that
information?

4. But, That is not the biggest problem in case of global
healthcare.
Though the light is better on the
Internet, the data that would help us
solve the problems we're trying to
solve is not actually present on the
Internet.

5. Data is collected in Paper forms
5,000­year­old
technology.
This is a paper form.
"Excuse me, we'd like to ask you some
questions. Do you have any children?
Were your children vaccinated?"

6. Paper form ­> Digital Storage
Once you've collected all that data, some
person is going to have to type that into
a computer. All the collected tons of
paper data needs to be stored digitally
into computer for faster processing.

7. Traditional method has certain
drawbacks
●
Time Consuming
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Tedious
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Expensive
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Labour
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Human Error
●
Unreliability

8. Palm­Pilot
In 1995, Joel Selanikio was
stuck with the idea to use Palm
Pilot for data collection.
We can just collect the data
electronically, digitally, from
the very beginning, we can
just put a shortcut right
through that whole process of
typing, of having somebody
type that stuff into the
computer. We could skip
straight to the analysis and
then straight to the use of the
data to actually save lives.

9. Main obstacle of Palm Pilot!
The main obstacle, it turned out
-- and this is a sad realization --
the main obstacle was Joel Selanikio, himself.
He had developed a process
whereby he was the center of the
universe of this technology. If you
wanted to use this technology, you
had to get in touch with him. Any
system that depends on a single
human being or two or three or
five human beings -- it just doesn't
scale.

10. Inspired from Hotmail,
Joel came up with a Distributed
solution software
‘Magpi’
SOLUTiON

11. Joel created software called Magpi, which
has an online form creator. You can
create forms, and once you've created the
forms, you push them to a variety of
common mobile phones for data collection.

12. FEATURES
➔ Cloud Based
➔ No Programming
➔ No Training
➔ No Consulting
➔ Easy Access

13. Relevant Insights
# INSiGHT 1
“Accelerating value and innovation”
Many innovative health-care data applications
move beyond retroactive reporting to
interventions and predictive capabilities.

14. Relevant Insights
# INSiGHT 2
“Improvement at scale”
Determine the opportunity of the new value
pathways, Evaluate a range of health-care
initiatives and assess their potential impact as
total annual cost savings.

15. THANK
YOU!­ Vaibhav Srivastav
B.I.E.T. Jhansi