How can predictive analytics prevent adverse events in healthcare?
Adverse events are harmful and preventable incidents that occur in healthcare settings, such as medication errors, infections, falls, or surgical complications. They can cause patient harm, increase costs, and erode trust in the system. Predictive analytics is a branch of data science that uses statistical models and algorithms to forecast future outcomes and trends based on historical and current data. It can help healthcare organizations identify and prevent adverse events by providing insights, alerts, and recommendations for quality improvement. In this article, we will explore how predictive analytics can prevent adverse events in healthcare by addressing four key aspects: risk assessment, process optimization, decision support, and performance evaluation.
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Fitzgerald Felix Sakul, CPPS, CPHQ, FISQuaChief Operating Officer | Leading Operational Excellence & Quality Standards | Transforming Healthcare Delivery…
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Frank Resch, MScHQRS, MLT (CSMLS), MLS (ASCP)Tenacious Quality Assurance & Improvement Leader | Regulatory Accreditation Strategist | Proactive Surveillance…
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Dr. Achim SimonsSurgeon | Founding Partner and CEO of Bluerock Healthcare Advisors | Investor | Advisory Board Member