Predictive Modeling Bulletin             |           September 8, 2009              |           Volume One Issue Nine
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Health Care: Forecasting the future
Smart Business Indianapolis, September 2009
 
 
Verisk Health Adds to Client Base
Verisk Press Release, August 25, 2009
 
 
Hawaii Employers’ Mutual Insurance Co. Implements Valen’s UnderRight® Predictive Analytics
Business Wire, August 19, 2009
 
 
Spacecraft May Give Early Heads-Up on Infection Trends
ABC News, August 15, 2009
 
 
BioSignia Honored in Business Leader Media’s Healthiest Company Competition
BioSignia Press Release, August 1, 2009
 
 
Predictive Modeling: A Guide for State Medicaid Purchasers
Center for Health Care Strategies, Inc., August 2009

 
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In the September 2009 issue of Predictive Modeling News, you'll find articles including:

• Social Media, Traditional Data Sources Fuel Swine Flu Models by Russell A. Jackson
• New Tool Predicts Disability Case Durations, Aiding in Resources Allocation and Return-to-Work Planning by Russell A. Jackson
• OCS Focuses on Potential PM Applications in Dentistry
• PMs Discussed in Journals Relative to Jaundice, Best Method of Pinpointing High-Cost Medicaid Members
• Thought Leader’s Corner: Insightful answers to the Question: “How can predictive analytics be deployed to help reduce healthcare administrative costs?”
• Industry News: Industry briefs cover Verisk, American Association for Cancer Research, Biosignia, IBM and SPSS.
• Catching Up With….A profile of Ian Duncan, the founder of Solucia, Inc.

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