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| Leveraging Supplemental Data for Risk Intervention and More: Consumer Lifestyle and Behavioral Analytics | ||
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The combination
of lifestyle and behavioral based data and medical data creates a far
more detailed overall picture of an individual's health risk, and can
help establish a targeted intervention and action plan. Stakeholders are
potentially missing a large number of our targets by evaluating medical
data alone. This combination of data illustrates a growing opportunity, and challenge, for the health care industry and how it gets in front of chronic diseases. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that lifestyle-based chronic illnesses account for more than 75 percent of annual U.S. medical care costs. Evidence suggests that preventive measures to improve lifestyle activity and behavior before the onset of serious illness could prevent approximately 33 percent of all U.S. deaths each year. That comes to about 800,000 lives lost annually because of unhealthy or poor lifestyle choices. With so much at stake, interest from healthcare organizations in leveraging analytics as a powerful predictive and treatment tool is growing. Using non-traditional, non-medical data to help map courses of treatment for vulnerable populations before they become ill is an idea whose time is coming, if slowly, to the health care industry. Please Join Deloitte Consulting's Chris Stehno on Tuesday, October 13th, 2015 from 1PM until 2PM Eastern, during this HealthcareWebSummit event as he discusses Consumer Lifestyle and Behavioral Analytics: Leveraging Supplemental Data for Risk Intervention and More. Click here for detailed information and to register or call 209.577.4888. Package Registration: $295. Register for this event, and the October 7th event, Best Practices for Mining Big Data: Legal, Regulatory and Ethical Considerations, and receive a package registration price of $295 for both events combined - with a savings of $95 (about 25%). |
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