1. Centralized global data collection, collation, and access to improve the accuracy and efficiency of many algorithms and processes |
Greater collaboration and coordination among clinician scientists, professional societies, medical institutions, research organizations, and regulatory bodies, driven by governments and appropriate legislations to promote easy and open data exchange |
2. Upstream primary prevention and downstream secondary prevention models for disease management using genetic, molecular, demographic, clinical, and environmental data |
Consider focusing on individual diseases with a broader interlinking as one makes incremental progress in unlocking the pathophysiology and disease evolution |
3. Creation of robust infrastructure that facilitates open, accessible platform |
Interlinking of electronic medical records and epidemiological data with appropriate regulatory oversight |