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SAHARA Smart analysis
SAHRA is a medical smart analysis platform for health care.
Type of content:
Assets
Type of asset:
Platform
Big data potential
Yes
Policy domains:
Health
Phase in the policy cycle:
Policy Design and Analysis
TRL
6
Open license availability
Yes
Website
Tags:
BI
Data analytics
Strategic planning
Serves:
| SWOT Analysis for SAHARA Smart analysis |
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Internal |
Strengths• Combine billing data, treatment data as well as study and registry data in a legally secure manner and make it accessible to the authorized health care providers and users. • Make various types of supply data analysable, in order to transfer the resulting findings into the care practice. • Uses pseudonymized (after release) or anonymized data. • Data privacy: Personal data protected on the SAHRA platform by appropriate and proven technical and organizational measures. All procedures are legally assessed in advance and approved by the relevant data protection authorities. • Data security: Personal data is protected against accidental or intentional manipulation, partial or total loss, destruction or against unauthorized access by third parties through appropriate technical and organizational security measures. |
Weaknesses• Data privacy • Data security • Low TRL • Lack of system Integration: Clinical, administrative, and financial systems are not linked, and as a result, many healthcare institutions are not yet maximizing their IT potential • Slow IT Adoption: Traditionally, healthcare has been slow to adopt IT and has lagged significantly behind other industries in the use of IT. |
External |
Opportunities• In the whole healthcare area, there is an increasing cost pressure and every gain in efficiency has to be utilized • Improvement in reporting and data presentation capabilities • Improvement in quality of healthcare services • Effective and efficient resources utilization procedures • Improvement in patients trust and satisfaction • Encouragement in proactive healthcare practices • Public awareness and community support programs • Training programs and facilities • Unification and integration of Public and Private sector health records • Improved support for knowledge management and decision making • Productive, efficient and effective healthcare management • Better human resource management • Costing and budget analysis for enhanced funds utilization • Sufficient allocation of resources for supporting IT infrastructure • Internet availability and enhanced bandwidth |
Threats• Economic and medical challenges • Data protection • Cyber-attack • Data quality • Users resistance to systems change and implementation • Rapid changes in and IT systems • Unreliable and unrealistic system and reporting requirements |
