Health Informatics Journal · 2009 · 111 citations · 15 references
NursingEffective UseHealth Data AnalyticsBusiness IntelligenceHealth PolicyHealth Care AnalyticsMedical Information SystemPatient SafetyMedical Expert SystemHealthcare Big DataIndustrial SectorBusiness AnalyticsHealthcare Information SystemsMedicinePublic HealthClinical Decision Support SystemHealth InformaticsHospital Medicine
Healthcare decision makers face increasing demand for clinical and administrative data to meet legal and customer requirements, and BI is viewed as a potential solution. The study aims to translate and adapt industrial BI research for the healthcare context. The authors examine various BI definitions and condense them into a framework. The paper discusses sector‑specific preconditions for effective BI use and its future role.
In today's fast changing healthcare sector, decision makers are facing a growing demand for both clinical and administrative information in order to comply with legal and customer-specific requirements. The use of business intelligence (BI) is seen as a possible solution to this actual challenge. As the existing research about BI is primarily focused on the industrial sector, it is the aim of this contribution to translate and adapt the current findings for the healthcare context. For this purpose, different definitions of BI are examined and condensed in a framework. Furthermore, the sector-specific preconditions for the effective use and future role of BI are discussed.
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