Top 10 Healthcare Analytics Trends for 2016 [Infographic]

Written By Jaime Grimes

As more and more go-lives are completed and hospital staff are trained for EHR utilization, "healthcare analytics" is a topic increasingly brought up in conversation among health IT professionals and physicians.

In 2016,  healthcare organizations will continue to focus on analytics and the ability to transform large amounts of data into meaningful information that can be utilized to improve patient care and operational performance. The infographic below from Perficient delves into the top 10 trends in healthcare analytics for 2016, including organizing analytics for value-based care, cross-referencing data for improved patient health and leveraging new tools and skills as they are available.

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