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The integration of Big Data analytics into the healthcare sector has initiated a period of unparalleled transformation, significantly influencing patient care, research, and healthcare administration. This detailed synthesis, derived from a systematic literature review of 31 articles published between 2013 and 2023, examines the extensive impact of Big Data within the healthcare industry. It addresses how Big Data enhances personalized medicine and optimizes treatment protocols, promotes the use of predictive analytics for the early detection and management of diseases, and bolsters patient safety through the implementation of real-time monitoring and decision support systems. The review also confronts the challenges and limitations associated with Big Data's application, including concerns over data privacy and security, ethical dilemmas, interoperability issues, and the necessity for both skilled personnel and advanced technological infrastructure. Furthermore, this overview ventures into future prospects and technological advancements, emphasizing the pivotal role of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and blockchain in heralding a new era of healthcare. It highlights Big Data's instrumental role in supporting public health measures and preparing for pandemics, alongside forecasting the ongoing influence of Big Data in fostering innovative healthcare paradigms. This analysis advocates for a concerted effort among healthcare professionals, policymakers, and technology experts to fully leverage Big Data's capabilities in healthcare, aiming to enhance health outcomes, increase operational efficiencies, and ensure the long-term viability of healthcare systems.
Md Samiul Alam Mazumder (Mon,) studied this question.
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