EMPOWERING DATA-DRIVEN HEALTHCARE
Our partnership creates the capability to optimise the health of each individual and their whānau by combining and learning from all available data.
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We're thrilled to have won our category, Visa Best Solution for the Public Good, at the 2020 New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards. Our work on nzRISK, a freely available surgical risk calculator, was recognised for being one of the first applications of machine learning in health in New Zealand.
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The nzRISK team accepts their Visa Best Hi-Tech Solution for the Public Good Award trophy.
From left: Ivana Tranchini, Head of Products & Solutions, New Zealand & South Pacific, Visa; Dr Kevin Ross; Dr Doug Campbell; and Luke Boyle.
Precision Driven Health wins at the 2020 Hi-Tech Awards
Precision Driven Health (PDH) is an award-winning research partnership between New Zealand's health IT sector, health providers and universities, aimed at improving health outcomes through data science. Our work seeks to personalise health by integrating new data sources, developing predictive models, optimise decision making and empower people with new tools. Founded in 2016, we are investing $38m over seven years in collaborations between academia, industry and government.
We are an ambitious data science research initiative based in New Zealand. Our partnership unites health providers with universities and our health IT sector to create health and commercial opportunities for New Zealanders.
Precision Driven Health was created to provide world-leading research into the emerging area of precision health. This involves applying new data science techniques to understanding the massive volume of data on an individual that it being captured by health information systems, consumer devices, social networks, genetic testing and other sources.
Our founding partners are Orion Health, the University of Auckland, and Waitemata District Health Board, with funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Partnerships scheme.
We also partner with organisations for specific research endeavours, including Vensa Health, Cure Kids, and the NZ Health Research Council. Talk with us about how we can collaborate to use data science to achieve health care outcomes.
Our work seeks to personalise health by integrating new data sources, developing predictive models, optimise decision making and empower people with new tools.
Big Data in Healthcare
Empower People
Individual Engagement
Student Research Projects for PDH