Healthcare data comes from diverse sources and formats, making standardization critical but challenging.
Data abundance is an opportunity, not a challenge.
Missing data issue is a derivative of data standardization issue as different source collect different types of data leading to sparse datasets when aggregated together. For example, for LRRK2 Parkinson Disease cohort, data was collected from 10 hospitals or medical centers. Some centers did not collect genomic data, while others did not collect imaging data.
Data provenance captures the history and origin of a data point, tracking the changes made over course of time. In healthcare, changes made to patient data is heavily regulated and usually, comes from a single medical center without intermediaries. This is an important issue which is currently solved.
Healthcare data comes from diverse sources and formats, making standardization critical but challenging.
Data abundance is an opportunity, not a challenge.
Missing data issue is a derivative of data standardization issue as different source collect different types of data leading to sparse datasets when aggregated together. For example, for LRRK2 Parkinson Disease cohort, data was collected from 10 hospitals or medical centers. Some centers did not collect genomic data, while others did not collect imaging data.
Data provenance captures the history and origin of a data point, tracking the changes made over course of time. In healthcare, changes made to patient data is heavily regulated and usually, comes from a single medical center without intermediaries. This is an important issue which is currently solved.