Maximum PC: Google faces an uphill battle if mining healthcare data is on its agenda. There's already a perception out there that Google knows too much, and when you delve into the highly personal sector of healthcare, it's hard to imagine there being much public support. However, Google's Larry Page says that his company could save as many as 100,000 lives next year by mining healthcare data. If true, might that change your mind?
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Health Care is where Obama is that is why we have the failure called Obama don't care.
I imagine he's probably more talking about tracking hospital acquired infections, which doctors/nurses are doing more harm than good and even which hospitals are better than others. There's an ED doc who admits everyone and wastes tons of time money and resources, a crass, rude surgeon patients hate but who never has any post op complications. As staff we all know these things but it isn't tracked. This is where data mining would excel. Who wastes money, who's good and who isn't both individuals and as hospitals.
Sometimes, the price of freedom is safety and well-being. If you give up freedom to gain safety, you will receive, and deserve, neither freedom or safety.