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Total Laboratory Automation, an Update

Total laboratory automation
Many of our readers will be familiar with total laboratory automation; this piece is a nice catch-up.  “While [MORE]

The Scientist’s Top 10 Innovations of 2018

Fluidity One fluidic analytics
Here are ten notable technologies from “Cyto-Mine” that automatically performs all the steps in antibody discovery, to [MORE]

New Platform for Cancer Epigenetic Profiling

Epigenetics
Biostatisticians at Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Harvard University have collaborated to create a new “co-expression” analysis of cancer, on [MORE]

MUSING – Healthcare Systems See a Compelling Need for Operational Intelligence

Successful healthcare delivery networks must adapt to the increasingly challenging financial environment to achieve their fundamental mission of providing high [MORE]

Analytics for Personalized, Predictive Medicine

This piece is pretty close to a commercial ad for IBM’s “Patient Care and Insights” analytical software, but it [MORE]

Making Money from Big Data

Will “big data” analytics become the basis for a new wave of industrialization, across multiple sectors?  McKinsey & Company [MORE]

Business Intelligence for Hospitals

While hospitals still struggle with implementing electronic medical records, there’s also a need for analytics that can mine the [MORE]

Hospital Errors: One in Three Patients

Emergency patient in hallway waiting for a bed
“SSE” is a healthcare acronym for serious safety event, which can result in [MORE]

Health Through Predictive Knowledge Management

Kevin Fickenscher, MD
For a couple of decades, banks have used predictive analysis to guide their loan strategies.  This white paper [MORE]

Mood Monitoring

Mood Monitoring
This piece isn’t about monitoring patients’ health, but detecting nuances of language, reflecting buyers’ moods, could be a [MORE]

IBM’s World Initiative on Health IT

IBM recently committed $100m to several initiatives over the next three years that focus on systems integration, services research, [MORE]

Cloud Computing for Clinical Data Analysis

A century ago, electrical utility companies separately generated their own power; then, the electricity grid allowed them to share [MORE]