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'''"[[Journal:Support Your Data: A research data management guide for researchers|Support Your Data: A research data management guide for researchers]]"'''
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'''"[[Journal:Big data management for healthcare systems: Architecture, requirements, and implementation|Big data management for healthcare systems: Architecture, requirements, and implementation]]"'''


Researchers are faced with rapidly evolving expectations about how they should manage and share their data, code, and other [[research]] materials. To help them meet these expectations and generally manage and share their data more effectively, we are developing a suite of tools which we are currently referring to as "Support Your Data." These tools— which include a rubric designed to enable researchers to self-assess their current [[Information management|data management]] practices and a series of short guides which provide actionable [[information]] about how to advance practices as necessary or desired—are intended to be easily customizable to meet the needs of researchers working in a variety of institutional and disciplinary contexts. ('''[[Journal:Support Your Data: A research data management guide for researchers|Full article...]]''')<br />
The growing amount of data in the healthcare industry has made inevitable the adoption of big data techniques in order to improve the quality of healthcare delivery. Despite the integration of big data processing approaches and platforms in existing [[Information management|data management]] architectures for healthcare systems, these architectures face difficulties in preventing emergency cases. The main contribution of this paper is proposing an extensible big data architecture based on both stream computing and batch computing in order to enhance further the reliability of healthcare systems by generating real-time alerts and making accurate predictions on patient health condition. Based on the proposed architecture, a prototype implementation has been built for healthcare systems in order to generate real-time alerts. The suggested prototype is based on Spark and MongoDB tools. ('''[[Journal:Big data management for healthcare systems: Architecture, requirements, and implementation|Full article...]]''')<br />
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"Big data management for healthcare systems: Architecture, requirements, and implementation"

The growing amount of data in the healthcare industry has made inevitable the adoption of big data techniques in order to improve the quality of healthcare delivery. Despite the integration of big data processing approaches and platforms in existing data management architectures for healthcare systems, these architectures face difficulties in preventing emergency cases. The main contribution of this paper is proposing an extensible big data architecture based on both stream computing and batch computing in order to enhance further the reliability of healthcare systems by generating real-time alerts and making accurate predictions on patient health condition. Based on the proposed architecture, a prototype implementation has been built for healthcare systems in order to generate real-time alerts. The suggested prototype is based on Spark and MongoDB tools. (Full article...)

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