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Business Intelligence applied to Health

Social Data Lab has an extensive experience in Healthcare sector projects, of which stands out, because it is of public domain, the Business Intelligence project carried out for the Directorate-General of Health in more than 8 key areas (including Mortality, Mental Health and Respiratory Diseases).

Social Data Lab has been a consultant of Directorate-General of Health since 2012, having developed extensive work in managing large volumes of data and analysing health data. This project includes the creation of dashboards centralizing multiple data sources, both internal – for example, the Information System of Death Certificates and the Hospital Morbidity database – and external with sociodemographic scope.

These platforms allow to cross indicators in a multidimensional way and provide answers not only regarding government management and Healthcare delivery – knowing in depth health determinants and act in a more fundamental and preventive way– but also improving the dissemination of information to the general public.

Social Data Lab has collaborated with numerous entities – of public and private nature – in order to respond to their information and knowledge needs and to make a solid contribution to health literacy.

This project includes the realization of dashboards   that centralize multiple datasources , both internal health  – and, for example, the SICO Information System of Death Certificates, the database of Hospital Morbidity and SIM@SNS – as external sociodemographic scope .

This platform allows, in a simple, intuitive and visually appealing way, to grasp the COVID-19 reality in a related way, combining various indicators collected from different official sources. For the world data World Data Bank, United Nations, OECD and ILO are used as sources.

Social Data Lab has collaborated with numerous entities – of a public and private nature – in order to respond to their information and knowledge needs and to make a valid contribution to health literacy.

Project details

Client name:
Directorate-General of Health
Category:
Business Intelligence