Building Cloud-based Solutions in Healthcare
summary
Health systems use cloud platforms to build data lakes (WHO on AWS), ingest realtime symptom data (Kinsa thermometers), and analyze hospital occupancy for resource allocation (NHS), handling 2,000 exabytes of annual healthcare data. Specific tools include Amazon Comprehend Medical to extract clinical terms and an announced serverless FHIR component for interoperability. Reported outcomes: a 30% relative reduction in five‑year Type 2 diabetes risk via Omada’s digital programme, lower readmissions from Cerner ML models, and widespread teleconsultation deployments during COVID‑19.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:36What are health systems
- 1:40Healthcare trends
- 5:19Challenges and opportunities
- 6:01Cloud technology support
- 6:49Big data
- 9:15Telehealth
- 16:47Security
- 18:41Recap
- 19:28How should health systems and policy makers respond
- 23:38Conclusion
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