More medical device collect and store patient information and other data than ever before. In turn, these devices are connected to network systems. How can healthcare facilities turn this growing pile of data into something of value? What can healthcare technology professionals do to help their facilities use that data to make sound decisions? Three experts—Andrew Currie, director of clinical engineering at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Howard County General Hospital; John Chang, a clinical engineer at Johns Hopkins and Oracle database programmer; and Carolyn McGregor, the Canada Research Chair in Health Informatics at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology—discuss the promise and potential pitfalls of big data in healthcare.

Produced By: AAMI and Healthcare Tech Talk