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	“Smartphone- and tablet-based apps could have significant contribution both in terms of collecting data necessary for predictive analytics as well as could enable near-real-time personalized intervention and better engagement of members/patients/clinicians/care management staff. Predictive analytics efforts have traditionally relied on administrative claims data and have made progress through years by bringing in clinical data, lifestyle data, etc., but smartphone/tablet-based apps could bring to the table exciting data source to enhance predictive analytics efforts. Also, predictive analytics efforts have faced challenges around embedding insights into workflow/operations and adoption has been a missing link for many initiatives, thus diminishing the value of predictive analytics. Smartphone/tablet-based apps could open up a new frontier for member/patient/clinician/care management staff engagement.” - Soyal Momin MBA, Center of Excellence for Data and Analytics, Presbyterian Health Services.
	"59% of respondents to a survey by Health Catalyst said precision medicine will not play a significant role in their organizations in the next five years." Excerpted from: Predictive Modeling News, Volume 9 Number 2, February 2016, Industry News: "Survey: Most Healthcare Organizations Unprepared for Precision Medicine"
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	Health-Based Consumer Analytics: Bending Trend by Design, Not by Chance by Damon Shepherd MS, Guedem Dara MA, Caitlin Swift MA and Mary Kay Bogumill PhD 3M Health Information Systems Case Study: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska Analytics Experts Examine 2015, 2016 Thought Leaders’ Corner:  “How big a role in healthcare predictive analytics functions are special smartphone- and tablet-based apps playing in 2016?” Industry News with briefs regarding Medalogix, SCIO Health Analytics, Hindsait Inc., SAS, HIMSS Analytics, and Health Catalyst Catching Up With … Sandra Hendren MS Click here to view page one of this issue Click here to subscribe to Predictive Modeling News, or find out more
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