Taming Wild Device Data

We have come a long way since the first implanted medical device - a pacemaker - in 1958. Today, hospital patients average 10-15 connected devices per bed, 91.3 million US consumers use wearable health and fitness sensors daily, and the number of connected wearable medical devices is nearing 1 billion. Approximately 30% of the world?s total data comes from healthcare and it is expected to grow 36% by 2025. That?s faster than manufacturing, financial services, and media/entertainment data combined. Such data can help doctors with patient health context and make a life-saving difference in patient care, as well as revolutionize care management and heighten patient experience. But before providers can reach the promise held by wearable and medical device data, some pressing challenges must be addressed including maintaining privacy and security, data transmission, tight regulations, and a distributed stakeholder network. Join these CHIME trailblazers to explore the proliferation of device data flooding the industry and discover how to best tame, leverage, and position for success.