SAS Analytics to Improve Public Health and Quality of Life

SAS Clinical Data makes a paramount contribution to humanity from the technological vocation, which over the years has been aimed at fortifying other sectors and industries, but today has its ocular perceivers set on the field of health.

How SAS Analytics Can Facilitate Whole Person Care:

• Holistic picture of people being accommodated through the integration of a wide range of health and non-health data sources, including sophisticated entity resolution to engender “golden records,” even with incomplete data sets.
• Standard and custom reporting and analytics to meet regulatory, contractual, stakeholder, and quality amendment needs.
• Descriptive and predictive modeling, including cost-effectiveness and impact, such as “what if” analysis for different interventions and benefit structures.
• Support for one-time and perpetual formal research and evaluation, as well as perpetual quality amelioration, performance amendment plans, and plan-do-study-act cycles.
• Utilizable insights at all levels, from individual patients to systemwide views, including patient-reported outcomes and target population identification/characteristics.
• Facilitation of data-driven conversations for any audience via intuitive analytic visualizations.
• Predictive modeling capabilities to guide quality amendment, such as optimal times to provide outreach and engagement and “what if” analysis for different interventions and benefit structures.
• Artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to perpetually learn and amend, ascertaining the solution integrates value on its own.

Making the provision of medical accommodations a much less traumatic and supple experience for both patients and administrative and medical staff is one of the goals. However, the main goal is for those who utilize this technology to streamline processes, making the amassed data become paramount inputs that contribute both to scientific development and to optimal patient care.