Frank is an innovation-oriented business & technology executive with over 20 years of experience in cultivating new business concepts, products/service lines, organizational competencies, and emerging technologies across many verticals.

The healthcare industry has been facing challenges, specifically in the areas of cost, quality, and accessibility for decades. The problem-focused approaches have created some improvements, but they still leave a multitude of opportunities to drive continued advancements in the delivery of healthcare. Big Data and Artificial Intelligence will be the driving force for the new age of healthcare transformation.

1. Big Data and AI will enable the operational process of reengineering pharmaceutical distribution. Big Data analytics will help case management systems to further advance into the medication management, distribution, and education fields. AI will provide more efficient personalized medication management facilitated by the case management process, in order to centralize the medication management process and build the distribution mechanisms. Big data and AI will not only provide the care recommendations to both care givers and patients,

but also guide patients in the whole care process from the disease prevention, treatment, to rehab gaming facilitation. This will also help build population of health management systems.

2. Both Big Data and AI will help to balance personalized care with population health management. They will assist in building evidence-based directional pathways, which will in turn assist the continuation of standardizing the clinical process. Personalized medication and care will help to fine tune the models built based on size of the population.

3. Educational organizations will gain the best possible benefits from adopting Big Data and AI systems. Learning from insightful patterns via utilizing Big Data and AI will provide powerful advantages to continuously improve the clinical process and care pathways. To apply Big data analytics and AI will shorten the learning process and optimize the knowledge management process. To apply the knowledge learned, it requires the organization’s capability to manage the changes.

4. Big Data and AI will play an essential role for building better patient engagement programs. Personalized life style advisory and group based AI guided engagement programs will help with building a healthier, happier community. To adopt the Big Data and AI will help improving the communications between patients and caregivers, between patients and patients, and between the healthcare organizations and groups.