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Innovations in health analytics can capitalize on advances in biomedicine and health economics to develop a data-driven and cost-effective 21st century health care system.
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May guide health system redesign; leaves open prospective validation of analytics frameworks.
After a review of recent developments in precision medicine, population health sciences and innovative clinical trial designs, and in health economics and policy, we show how innovations in health analytics can capitalize on the advances in biomedicine and health economics towards developing a data-driven and cost-effective 21st century health care system. In particular, we propose a mutually beneficial public-private partnership that combines individual responsibility with community solidarity in building this health care system.
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Choi et al. (2016) reported a review. Innovations in health analytics can capitalize on advances in biomedicine and health economics to develop a data-driven and cost-effective 21st century health care system.
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