Big data analytics platform to be launched by year‑end – no copy and take away of data
Dr Cheung Ngai-tseung, Head of Information Technology and Health Informatics, points out that in response to Policy Address 2017, HA has set up a committee to follow up on the development of HA Big Data Analytics Platform for opening up to application from more external parties for using HA data for analytics or research while ensuring patient privacy protection, with a view to facilitating healthcare policies formulation and clinical services enhancement. The initial plan is to provide workstations connecting to information and database systems in a designated research lab where users can only analyse but cannot copy or take away any data. In the first phase, applications will be open to the academia only, and those from commercial and other sectors will be considered subsequently. Further details are still under discussion and the lab is expected to be launched by the end of this year.
● New technology to enhance patient safety
COVER STORY
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● Development of filmless technology
● Streamlined workflow model for four million sets of radiology images
● Triumph over 9-year uphill struggles
FEATURE
● Restoring the distinct past of KWH
● ‘Like for like’ approach in restoration
PEOPLE
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● Most-loved facilities in the playground
HELEN HA
● Small electrical appliances now available at the online shop
WHAT'S NEW
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● Big data analytics platform to be launched by year-end – no copy and take away of data
STAFF CORNER
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