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The National Data Platform (NDP) has gone live with four datasets already added and three more to follow. The platform is being built on Snowflake and hosted on AWS.

This unified and standardised system will empower our data analysts and planners, improving the quality and efficiency of services, and supporting the achievement of our Government’s health objectives.

The organisation needed to pull that data together to provide a national view: it went live in 2021 with an analytics tool and a data platform and rapidly stood up the data pipelines to all ERP systems.

Data literacy is the ability to read, work with, analyse and communicate with data. Data literate staff understand what questions to ask and how to get true benefit from available data.

Users can see in real time, at a glance the overall hospital occupancy and a simple traffic light system provides an overview of performance.

The Covid-19 Dashboard was used to support Covid-19 testing, vaccination, managed isolation and community care and is being expanded to other areas such as planned care, pulling from national datasets.

A Special Report on Healthcare Analytics in Aotearoa NZ – recognising the successful use of data analytics to drive better outcomes for the health of all New Zealanders.

Te Whatu Ora is making clear choices about national platforms. Leigh Donoghue gave the example of the new National Data Platform, which is being built on Snowflake.

The project will create a common platform for national data sets, which are currently dispersed across many platforms. Over time, the NDP will connect the health system’s multiple data environments.

Accenture has been selected in partnership with Acumen BI, as implementation partner for the National Data Platform (NDP), which will unify information held by more than 28 entities under the previous health system.

This project provides an opportunity to work with industry partners to develop analytical capability to link multiple data sets and use them predictively.

Waitemata DHB implemented Qlik to create a waitlist planning tool to help operations managers and clinicians manage the elective surgery backlog.

Data and visualisation experts from Waka Kotahi – NZTA share how they partnered with Acumen BI and Qlik to build dashboards, and discuss some of their open data plans.

Our approach to data literacy at CCDHB sees us use Qlik Sense in an attempt to make complex data contexts transparent. The accessibility of data has supported business cases for required changes in staffing levels as part of the CCDM programme.

Watch this video to see how AI will influence the delivery of care in the future. Understand the potential of AI as well as its constraints with examples of where AI policy has been put into practice effectively.

Capital & Coast DHB is providing nursing staff with better than ever ward visualisation. Learn how nurses and midwives can deliver superior patient care when data from numerous sources are delivered to one dashboard.

eHealthNews webinar: Business Intelligence driving healthcare transformation. This webinar explores examples of business intelligence tools in use in primary, secondary and tertiary care across New Zealand.

The Ministry of Health’s data governance manager Simon Ross provides guidance into getting more value from the safe and effective use of data by developing a Health Data Strategy.

Providing organisations with more affordable entry into the world of data analytics, the potential provided to other healthcare organisations is outlined by CM Health and Waitematā DHBs CIO Stuart Bloomfield and CM Health Clinical Director of Information Systems Tina Sun.

The Ministry of Health developed a data tool that provides insight into mental health and addiction issues experienced by New Zealanders. The application incorporates data from the Ministry, DHBs, PHOs and NGOs using sources such as medication dispensing, hospitalisations and social outcome indicators.

From uncovering the potential extent of the Covid-19 outbreak and its impact, through developing a view of hospital capacity and occupancy to developing a regional data store with all testing information in three weeks, Armstrong provides fascinating insight into the process and tools used to manage it.

Organisations are leveraging cloud-based data analytics solutions for the flexibility and scalability they provide, but security is still a significant hurdle to cloud migration. Explore Challenges of user authentication and authorisation.

Organisations are migrating data to the cloud to reap the benefits, but it’s essential to consider how your people and systems will be impacted by a new data pipeline and what tools and training will be involved if you move to a more automated analytics platform.

Without company-wide visibility into data, it’s difficult or even impossible for leaders to make data-driven decisions outside of departmental bubbles. This challenge is especially transparent in verticals.

Leading technologies, Qlik, Snowflake and DataRobot provide scalable and automated data platforms as well as automated advanced analytics/machine learning. Ensuring there is excellent integration to facilitate the use of scalable real-time analytics.

Donald Farmer discusses the Principle of TreeHive Strategy. Explore how to define and measure innovation in a very practical way, enabling teams to quickly and effectively become more innovative.

As services experience an increase in the acuity of patients, we need to increase care capacity – ensuring we have the right nurses in the right place. To met these aims we need a deeper understanding of the needs of patients and detailed insights about our nurses and midwives.

Qlik NPrinting reports can be run ‘On-Demand’ directly from your Qlik Sense applications, giving you the ability to generate PDF, Excel, Word and Power Point reports directly from within a Qlik Sense application based on your selections and template.

Roll out of the new Qlik Sense Data Discovery (business intelligence) tool commenced in January 2017 and we are incrementally incorporating clinical metrics in the tool.

Using Qlik Sense to provide timely acess to meaningful data that can be used for the redesign of care, implementation of evidence-based practice and continuous improvement. Making data accessible in a timely, more organised manner will mean clinicians do not have to spend their limited, non-clinical time making multiple data extracts and data report requests and sifting through large volumes of data.

The Ministry of Health and National District Health Boards CIO Forum has partnered with Acumen BI and Qlik to deliver a Health Sector Pricing Model that will benefit all DHBs, national and regional health bodies, public health organisations and associated health non-governmental organisations.

With Qlik NPrinting, you can present information with the same formatting as in your Qlik application. By default, Qlik NPrinting attempts to preserve the original formats of imported Qlik objects.

Qlik NPrinting lets you create complex and attractive reports using your Qlik data. You can create new visualisations or tables using native Microsoft Office, or NPrinting Pixel Perfect capabilities. Read on for tips and tricks.

In this webinar Waitematā District Health Board’s Dr Stefan van der Walt presents an overview of the DHB Emergency Department’s data Journey. Learn their insights into data driven patient care, better ED flow and improved patient outcomes.

Qlik NPrinting allows you to create and distribute reports using your Qlik Application data. Reports can be shared in many formats, such as Excel, Word, PowerPoint, PixelPerfect, HTML, and PDF; read on to understand the benefits of the different format options.

Waitemata DHB address interoperability between key clinical systems by creating complex data models.

Rob O’Neill presents an overview of their data-driven Operations Centre developed and deployed on the Qlik platform.

Capital and Coast District Health Board present the recently released HR Analytics Dashboard and Qlik Applications which have resulted in data being presented to a wide range of users in ways previously not possible.

Delivering value to health through Procurement Analytics, showcasing reduced repetitive manual reporting effort for the procurement Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) programme.

Objectives, goals priorities and next steps of implementing QlikSense at the Ministry of Health, making it easier for people to access the information they need, while keeping the information safe.