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The VGR way To handle Big that will get Bigger Mikael Wintell., Chairman DICOM WG 26 (Digital Pathology), Member IHE, HL7, ISO TC215, eHealth department, HSA, Region Västra Götaland, Sweden Lars Lindsköld Ph.D., eHealth department, HSA, Region Västra Götaland, Sweden

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The VGR way – To handle Big that

will get Bigger

Mikael Wintell., Chairman DICOM WG 26 (Digital Pathology),

Member IHE, HL7, ISO TC215, eHealth department,

HSA, Region Västra Götaland, Sweden

Lars Lindsköld Ph.D., eHealth department, HSA, Region

Västra Götaland, Sweden

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29 in house X-RAY departments

4 independent imaging services

One Teleradiology solution outside VGR

( Barcelona / Sydney)

One million exams per year / Including SR/ XDS-I /SC

241 modalities connected Radiology

14 PACS DB

14 RIS DB

Dental Care 1500 labs

3 Clinical Physiology departments

2 Screening projects ( AAA an SCAPIS)

Stored 910 TB Data since 2006

More than 970 millions independent DICOM objects

“Golden Record”- VGR

WHY?

Big data that will get bigger

within the Healthcare society

?

PREPARE TO SHARE

IT´S ALL ABOUT

CAREI’M SHARING WHO

CARE´S SHARING IS CARING

• To make the most of Big Data we need to ensure that the

source information is trustworthy

• But the complexity and sheer volume of data means that

traditional methods of governance is no longer feasible.

• We need to think out of the BOX!

Big Data

• When we added transaction details,

multichannel interactions

• Syndicated data from sources such as

”IRS”, NPS, BFR, SCAPIS, BOIC etc

• When and if we add data from social

media

When the ”Golden Record”

becomes Big Data in Healthcare

• Big data extends beyond data that you control in your applications

and data warehouses.

• Potential insights and conclusions can be buried in the ”mess” of

structured, unstructured documents, spreadsheets, reports, email etc

• What we know for sure, the volume of data concerning patients and

their equipment continues to grow each second (24/7/365).

• Another dimension, patient data is often captured in high-velocity

streams. If we can’t do real-time analysis important insights may be

lost and also ”spot on decisions” (neonatal ICU sensor data)

More data = More *understanding?

Not necessarily!

Problem:

Possible resolution Microscope: 0,2 μm

Uterus: approx.200 g tissue ≈ 200 cm³

= 250 000 000 000 000 000 voxels

At 24 bit color: approx.750 petabyte information

Approx.1000 samples/year-> 750 exabyte ( VGR) “As of May 2009, the size of the World's total Digital content has been roughly estimated to be 500 billion gigabytes, or 500

exabytes.”

- What shall we choose?

Evidenced based care

Personalized Care

Big Data in Medicine

The way we in the future will

handle and organize our

digital data in Healthcare –

might have the biggest

impact on human welfare

ever seen

To know as much as possible

on many ( Evidence care )

Could we better serve you on

an individual base

(Personalized care)

Production on

healthcare data

VERSUS

The need for

information in

Research

N = ALL

STORAGE DISTRIBUTION

Box Structur

Nationell Security

Infrastructur

SR basic, SR

advanced

SR to SC

Structured reports

to Secondary

Capture

REGIONAL

ARCHIVE

LOGICAL

OWNERSHIP

XDS

BROKER

MRP = Multi RIS

Production

Image

Production

API

External provider

and user

Split Information

Producer/

Consumers

Example:

National

Patient Summary

Example:

SECTRA RIS/

PACS

DICOM / HL7 / IHE

SPIDER

WebView Centricity

Image Portal ?

Others ?

DICOM

XML ( IB )

New Topic

ILM

Image Life

Management

RIS

Interoperabilitet

Way In / Out

VIRITUALIZATION

System

Data

Information

Profession

People

FoUU

New Specialities

Without DICOM /

HL7

Information Model

Framworks = Generic,

Radiology other

Additional tagging

Tag Morphing

DATA TIERS

Quality Register´s

HCP

The tension between:

Patients Integrity Patient Safety

The tension between:

Informatics Federations two directions

“Faster, better, cheaper” “Fear, uncertainty and doubt,”