1. BIG Data, OPEN Data &Accelerating Heath Innovation in the CloudCentre for Global eHealth Innovation Jury Konga, PrincipalR. Fraser Elliot Building eGovFutures GroupUniversity Health NetworkToronto, Ontario.February 21, 2013.

2. Acknowledgements Neil McEvoy for coordinating Location Host WWW best library EVER Health sector thank you for all you do for all ofus!Jury Konga2Open by Design TM 3. Overview BIG Data how big? Open Data government, science, corporate Innovation in eHealth Opportunities & Challenges in the CloudJury Konga 3Open by Design TM 4. BIG Data is BIGin the Health Sector More than 2.5 exabytes (2.5 quintillion bytes) of data are created every single day, and that number keeps growing 1000 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte 1000 Gigabytes = 1 Terabyte MaRS Data Catalyst 1000 Terabytes = 1 Petabyte 1000 Petabytes = 1 Exabyte 1000 Exabytes = 1 ZettabyteJury Konga4by Design TMOpen Source: http://www.hitconsultant.net/2012/12/26/the-20-most-insightful-healthcare-technology-infographics-of-2012/ 5. Open Data - new era in accessibilityA piece of content or data is open ifanyone is free to use, reuse, andredistribute it subject only, at most, tothe requirement to attribute and/orshare-alike.opendefinition.org/.. also needs to be machine readablewith an acceptable Terms of Use agreementJury Konga5Open by Design TM 6. Open Data - its pervasive in GovernmentOver 55 participating countries Over 180 Open Data portals Jury Konga 6 Open by Design TM 7. Open Data- its gathering steam in ScienceJury Konga7Open by Design TM 8. Open Data Potential Scale & IntegratePublicMunicipal Service Find the dataProvincialFederalShare the dataExternal Academia, Non-OpenData. Profits,Data LinkagesOpenData.CA Community EARTH(e.g. World Bank)Groups OpenStreetMapCommunityUpdates USEEvolved from Data Infra-structure model circa 1994the dataSource: Municipal Open Government Framework, 2010 www.slideshare.net/jurykongaJury Konga8Open by Design TM 9. Open Data Potential the AnalyticsJury Konga9Open by Design TM 10. Using Open Data- a Larger Societal ViewWellbeing Ontario RGIS Real-time Global Information Sensors networkWellbeing EarthJury KongaOpen by Design TM Wellbeing Canada 10 11. Using Open Data- a Larger Societal View Personal Health WellbeingLocal HealthRegional Healthmultiple Providers Regional HealthAnalytics & Regional Health Analytics & Database HealthRegional Analytics & Regional/ProvincialHealth industry Database &AnalyticsmultipleDatabase Health Analytics &Suppliers DatabaseDatabaseResearchReal-time Open Health Communitye.g. Information Network National HealthAnalytics & Database e.g. Personal Access: Jury Konga Open by Design TMe.g. U.S. Veterans Affairs 11 12. Innovation in eHealthiTriage- Web & mobile - Applications Multi-function health app including Assessing symptoms Finding service facilities Details on conditions Prescription info Medical procedures My iTriage Health news What about hospital info such as real-time wait times? Success in surgeries .. Jury Konga12 Open by Design TM 13. Innovation in eHealth - ApplicationsHealth Inspections Mobile & Web apps Open Data - Health inspections Location & status with historical data Focus typically on restaurants others possible including hotels, public restrooms, transit Jury Konga 13 Open by Design TM 14. Innovation in eHealth- Communities in the cloud Creating virtual communities Crowdsourcing data Valuable online knowledge serviceJury Konga 14Open by Design TM 15. Innovation in eHealth- Virtual visits, Telemedicine & Personal StatsJury Konga15Open by Design TM 16. Innovation in eHealth Data, Data, DataSaaS, IaaS, PaaSJury Konga16Open by Design TM 17. Challenges in & around the eHealth Cloud Privacy & Security Inclusiveness Knowledge Management Culture shift to Open Data Informed/Contextualized analytics BROADBAND Gigacities needed today!Jury Konga 17Open by Design TM 18. Opportunities for Innovative eHealth in the Cloud its almost limitlessCloud Computing in Health - White PaperCanada Health InfowayThe health care sector in Canada should give seriousconsideration to the use of cloud technologies and deploymentmodels for the delivery of their health IT systems.Canada Health Infoway 2013-14 Corporate Plan Objectives1. Explore New Ways to Improve the Patient Experience2. Invest in Innovation3. Build Electronic Health Records for Canadians4. Get Key Information to the Point of CareJury Konga18Open by Design TM 19. Thank you Jury Konga, Principal eGovFutures Group jkonga@sympatico.caTwitter @jkonga Skype jury.kongawww.slideshare.net/jurykongaJury KongaOpen by Design TM