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Big Data – Changing Healthcare Research Statement This report will examine the impact of big data on healthcare; changing the way hospitals operate, healthcare professionals treat patients, and payment models. Purpose The purpose of this report is to assess how data collection is impacting outcomes, access to care and the ability to sustain services under the new payment models. Background and Significance “Big data generally refers to information that is too large – terabytes to petabytes or even exabytes of memory – to process with older standards of processing power” (Dockster Marcus, 2014, para.2). Data collection for Healthcare can come from a variety of formats and sources. It can be obtained from electronic health records, electronic
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| Efficiency and Equity in Healthcare | Course Project | | Cindy MartinezHealth Policy and EconomicsProfessor NovoselApril 17, 2011mrtnz_cndy34@yahoo.com(818)356-6011 | | Table of Contents Executive Summary 2 Introduction: Defining Efficiency and Equity 3 Efficiency and Equity as it Applies to Healthcare 3 Inefficiency and Inequality in Managed Care 4 Inefficiency and Inequality in Medicaid 6 Inefficiency and Inequality in Medicare 7 The Proposed Reform and its Possible Solutions 8 Solution to Efficiency and Equity Problems in Medicare 8 Solution to Efficiency and Equity Problems in Medicaid 8 Solution to Efficiency and Equity Problems in Medicare 9 The real reason for the Problem with Efficiency and