What happened when the big data system of Tangshan teachers' and students' health information showed that the school did not create classes?

The health system shows that the school has not started classes, which proves that there is no information recorded in the school system.

With the help of big data technology, doctors can obtain the patient's physical sign data, cost data, curative effect data and other aspects of medical big data information, and make a systematic and comprehensive analysis based on these data to formulate the best clinical diagnosis and treatment plan for patients, thus avoiding the trouble of patients' repeated examinations, reducing medical expenses and bringing patients a brand-new medical service experience.

In addition, the current wearable smart health devices can continuously monitor the physical condition of users for several years, and some waterproof devices don't even need to be taken off when users take a shower, which truly realizes uninterrupted all-weather health supervision. This not only provides an effective prevention and control path for people's health management and disease early warning, but also enables patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes to accurately control their own diseases, greatly reducing the probability of accidents.

At present, the medical and health industry is facing enormous challenges, among which the most important challenges include: rapid rise of medical expenses, chronic diseases caused by aging population, shortage of medical personnel, medical fraud [5] and so on. According to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics, in 20 1668, China's total medical and health expenditure was 1200 million yuan, an increase of 12.6% over 20 12 years, which has been increasing by more than 10% every year for eight consecutive years.

Medical expenditure has occupied a large proportion of the total social expenditure, and will continue to grow in the foreseeable future. However, according to a report by the Institute of Medical Research (IOM), 1/3' s medical and health expenditure is wasted, rather than improving medical care.

These wastes include unnecessary services, administrative waste, expensive medical expenses, medical fraud and missed prevention opportunities [6]. In order to remain competitive, medical institutions must regard data as strategic assets and analyze the data in order to improve the diagnostic accuracy, improve the curative effect, reduce costs and reduce waste.