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Data exchange in health analytics
Steve Millward Chief Analytics Officer 22 October 2018 HISA
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- 1. The case for greater liquidity in data
- 2. Examples of data exchange in the health sector
- 3. Components required for safe data exchange
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The case for greater data liquidity
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What can be seen
95%
Diet Hobbies Spending patterns Retail Grocery Insurance Exercise Life and health insurance Online activity Location
Health outcomes Treatments What can’t be seen
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The biggest, most useful datasets are still held in islands
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Data has no liquidity Hard to move Hard to value Hard to control Hard to use
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We need rails for data liquidity
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Data Republic – Help the world decide wisely
Founded 2014 Sydney headquarters 60 staff Offices in Los Angeles and Singapore Investors include Westpac, ANZ, NAB, Qantas
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Examples of data exchange in the health sector
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Simon Kyaga Creativity and mental illness
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Google AI
Google Deepmind AI
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NSW Data Analytics Centre Grocery basket data
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Inter-departmental data exchange
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MBS datathon Second year NAB Qantas Medibank Victorian government Roy Morgan 250 data scientists
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Mental health Exercise Social media
SLIDE 16 Insurance portfolio A
Segment A Insurance portfolio B
Segment B Data Exchange Data Exchange
8% 15%
Assessing cohort behaviour after individual matching
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Components for safe data exchange
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Data exchange cannot breach privacy rules
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- 1. A common legal framework
“Can you imagine a world without lawyers?”
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Govern the “permitted use” of data
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- 3. Senate governance platform
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- 4. Secure analytics environment
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Ethics Use cases Processes
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Any questions?