Advancing Health Outcomes through Data-Driven Analytics

Nova Scotia Health (NSH) is advancing healthcare by enhancing data management, optimizing decision-making, and improving patient care. This project addresses challenges such as administrative burdens, fragmented data systems, and limited predictive capabilities by implementing advanced data solutions for real-time insights, standardized data management, and predictive healthcare analytics. Through an agile, feedback-driven approach, these innovations will reduce workload, improve efficiency, and support proactive patient care. Aligned with NSH’s innovation strategy, this initiative aims to create a more data-driven, patient-centered healthcare system, setting a model for broader transformation in Canada.

Faculty Supervisor:

Michael Zhang

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Partner:

Nova Scotia Health Authority

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Finance and Insurance; Health and Related Sciences and Technology; Artificial Intelligence

University:

Saint Mary's University

Program:

Accelerate

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