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June 15, 2011 Beth Mynatt, Executive Director of Georgia Tech Institute for People and Technology presented the rationale for the One Million Healthy Children data analysis project, in partnership with Emory University, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Georgia Cancer Coalition, and the Georgia Department of Community Health. In this project, researchers plan to use IBM technology to identify factors that contribute to health outcomes of pediatric patients with asthma, autism, and diabetes. Techniques from IBM's services research portfolio will be utilized to model economic incentive, treatment, disease, and other factors affecting health care decisions. One of the goals is . . .

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Market Intelligence Resource | June 15, 2011

One Million Healthy Children: A Collaboration of Georgia Tech and the Pediatric Healthcare System of Georgia

June 15, 2011 Beth Mynatt, Executive Director of Georgia Tech Institute for People and Technology presented the rationale for the One Million Healthy Children data analysis project, in partnership with Emory University, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Georgia Cancer Coalition, and the Georgia Department of Community Health. In this project, researchers plan to use IBM technology to identify factors that contribute to health outcomes of pediatric patients with asthma, autism, and diabetes. Techniques from IBM's services research portfolio will be utilized to model economic incentive, treatment, disease, and other factors affecting health care decisions. One of the goals is . . .

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