Healthcare Analytics INSIGHTS – Week of November 4 in Review

The weekly dozen

Here is a selection of the 12 most interesting healthcare analytics related articles I came across this week on the web. If you come across (or write) an article that would be of interest to HealthcareAnalytics.info readers, please send it along via Twitter or email and I’ll include it in an upcoming weekly dozen list.

• Big Data Analytics Use Cases for Healthcare IT

• Healthcare Becomes Resilient through Data

• Report Segments 40,000+ Medical Apps and IDs Top 5

• (More than) 100 data science, analytics, big data, visualization books

• 4 ways tight budgets can improve quality of care

• Healthcare data useless without future predictions, family involvement | #IBMIoD

• Data Visualization: A tool for health communicators

• Big data is here. How to separate signal from noise? Six trends shaping healthcare analytics

• How Does Your Analytics Program Measure Up?

• Healthcare IT Blog Recommendations

• Alarm fatigue tops health technology hazards list

• Missile defense analytics can spot sepsis before physicians

Healthcare Analytics Book

My new book, Healthcare Analytics for Quality and Performance Improvement has been published now for just about a month. I have some really exciting bonus materials planned for the first quarter of 2014, so be sure to sign up for email updates (if you haven’t already) using the opt-in form in the right-hand column to be notified when they’re available.

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