2016 was a huge year for the healthcare industry. Vice President Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot initiative, wider adoption of genome sequencing, electronic medical records... we grow closer to the adoption of precision care each day. What has enabled the revolution? Big Data analytics and high speed technology. Check out how.

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2016 was a
BIG year for
the
healthcare
industry…

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Let’s review the top themes and trends.

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But according
to McKinsey, big data
analytics can enable
more than $300 billion
in savings per year in
U.S. healthcare alone.
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“To implement wide adoption of precision medicine and
eventually dramatically drive down healthcare cost, the
healthcare industry must make a massive investment in new
data systems, new business models, and new procedures,”
– Thomas Wilckens, InnVentis
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“The goal of a health
system is to reach
the patient before
they are even a
patient,”
-Dr. Euan A Ashley,
Associate Professor
of Medicine and
Genetics at Stanford
School of Medicine
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“Today, information from millions of patient
EMRs is neglected. By leveraging high speed
technology like SAP HANA to access all of the
EMR data and bring it to the point of care,
doctors can facilitate more informed and data-
driven treatment decisions,”
-Dr. David Delaney, Chief Medical Officer, SAP Americas
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“Currently, only 3% of cancer patients are enrolled in
clinical trials. With CancerLinQ™, we can someday tap
into information on the additional 97% of cancer patients
in the real-world setting, significantly impacting treatment
decisions to improve care,”
--Jennifer L. Wong, Chief of Strategic Alliances for
CancerLinQ LLC
CancerLinQ™ leverages SAP HANA to harness,
assemble, and analyze all of the information flowing into
the system.
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With insight into the genetic makeup
of its patients as well as the specific
mutations in each case of cancer,
the doctors and researchers are
able to better target treatments for
each instance of cancer as well as
compare cases against each other
to help determine trends, themes,
and similarities.
--Sue Spencer, Cancer Survivor
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• SAP is one of the first
technology companies to offer
employees the Corporate
Oncology Program for
Employees (COPE)
• The solution helps physicians
interpret genetic changes in
cancer tumors and select
personalized cancer-
treatment options based on
efficacy and safety
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By unleashing the data stored within
wearable technology, EMRs, and
healthcare research, physicians &
researchers are one step closer to
the wide adoption of precision and
personalized medicine..
How will healthcare technology
mature in 2017?
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With Big Data analytics, physicians
can bring the information locked
away in millions of patient records
to the point of care.
SAP is dedicated to saving patient
lives through personalized
treatment.
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