Every next phase of industrial innovation will
be greatly aided by the use of big data, which will allow
us to gain new knowledge from the vast volumes of facts
that contemporary life creates. The use of big data in
healthcare has a lot of potential, but there are still
significant problems to be overcome, including
fragmentation, increased costs, and data related assets.
It's crucial to balance the benefits of improved patient
outcomes against the dangers of growing work - related
stress due to subpar deployment and greater complexity
when thinking about the potential role of big data in the
future of digital healthcare. Healthcare, the field at which
Big Data congregation and consumption got a head start
with schemes like TCGA and the Cancer Moon Shot,
offers an instructive example as we observe varying
viewpoints sponsored by the United States (US), the
United Kingdom (UK), and some other governments in
the integration of Big Data in care delivery with specific
regard to their consolidation and compliance
methodology to data. We present recommendations for
laws and regulations that govern the utilization of data in
healthcare, concentrating on the creation of a unique
worldwide registration Number that can include data
from diverse healthcare providers. We also look at the
negative aspects of big data, like the absence of miscellany
in big data research and the issues with privacy and
accessibility that come with machine learning algorithms.
Keywords :
Internet of Things, Personalized Medicine, Big Data Analytics, Healthcare.