Thomas Goetz interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
summary
Healthcare already generates millions of genetic data points (23andMe cited) and continuous streams from accelerometers, but most patient records remain siloed; the Department of Defense/VA pilot lets half a million patients use a Blue Button to export data. That export comes as a raw ASCII file that few can parse. US health spending hits $2.7 trillion with roughly $900 billion in waste, so tools that parse exports and spot preventable high-cost hotspots promise concrete savings.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to health data
- 1:46Personal data ownership in healthcare
- 3:52Blue Button initiative and data access
- 5:56Driving down healthcare costs with data
- 9:10Future of data in healthcare transformation
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