Topic: [ANN] BurstIQ (BIQ)💚 💢 💚 ▐ A Marketplace for Health Data & Services▐ 💚 💢 💚 - page 12. (Read 22239 times)

Thanks, bitcoinjames6. We completely agree about the benefits to both patient care and pharmaceutical R&D and marketing. We believe that data access and integration can enhance patient care and innovation in a myriad of ways - many of which we have yet to conceive of. The platform's machine learning capability allows providers, researchers, and digital health companies to find hidden correlations between seemingly unrelated things - and then use those connections to provide better care, new treatments and smarter products.

When I think about all the ways it could be used, it kind of makes my head explode.

Seems proper project.

Again thank you for your comment and we congratulate Patientory on a successful token launch and wish them nothing but the best of luck in the their project moving forward.  We do not see Patientory as a competitor as they are a PHR and BurstIQ is not.

Patientory is essentially a personal health record (PHR), which allows you to aggregate and share your data with providers. What Patientory and other PHRs don’t do is allow users to collaborate, partner and network through an ecosystem. Some examples: With BurstIQ, you can discover new products and services that use your data (with your permission) to provide you with personalized products and services. You can choose to share your data with researchers working on diseases or other areas that are of particular interest to you. There are a million different things you could choose to do with your data, but all of them are under your complete control. As the ecosystem grows, so will the possibilities of how you could put your data to work for you. This is also insanely helpful for companies who need data to support their products or reach customers, but typically can't get it at all (or have to go through 9 months of integration - with each partner). With BurstIQ, they can access data directly and immediately from people who want to share it with them.

We think this has a much larger opportunity because we are supporting both consumers who want to control their own data and businesses who want to access data, customers, etc. The platform is also designed to intake any data type, so while we're starting with healthcare, we could eventually go into other areas where data access and ownership is important: education, energy, water, etc.

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No! you know, whom about Im talking!
Im talking about patientory project! Its 100% copied!

Thank you for your comment, based on your signature I'm assuming you are talking about Bowhead.  Please read the below response as we are quite different then Bowhead.  Also please download and review our whitepaper as we do have a doctor on our team as well as a Vice President of a enterprise healthcare company.  Finally, we have two large major university hospitals currently using our platform as well as other healthcare providers and just started to implement two new major hospitals to start using our platform.

Please let us know if you have any other specific questions.


Quote from: ankit10 on August 11, 2017, 06:07:27 PM
This project is similar to bowhead health  project?, I not  read Ann or whitwpaper but title says it is same as bowhead health project.

They are actually quite different. Bowhead has created a medical device that performs at-home biometric testing and uses the test results to create personalized vitamin and supplement packages. Their data capture and sharing capabilities are focused specifically on IoT device data, not Big Data applications.

The BurstIQ platform combines blockchain with Big Data capabilities, machine learning, and advanced security protocols to enable complex, highly sensitive data (of any type) to be managed, permissioned and shared without compromising security and privacy. We have built an ecosystem on top of this platform that: 1) allows people to access their own data, control who else can use it or see it, use it to access products and services that interest them, participate in research, etc. and 2) allows companies to find and engage with customers who would benefit from their products, build research / clinical trial cohorts, partner with other companies, build deep learning and AI tools, create personalized products and services, and lots of other possibilities.

Bowhead Health would actually be a great partner to join the BurstIQ ecosystem. The ecosystem would give them access to lots of other types of data that could enhance their personalization algorithms, it would give them end-to-end data management of the biometric, supplement and compliance data, and it would significantly expand the options for how their users could choose to gain value from their biometric data.

Copied an idea from other project? very origin! And dont have any doctor in team in medical project? Its business or hype?

Good Afternoon everyone!

What an amazing kick-off we had for our Bounty Program!
Within a single week BurstIQ saw over 800,000 impressions for all of our twitter posts!

Thank you again for all of your hard work and please make sure to to check your twitter campaign status here!

Thanks so much for the comment

We signed and have already started integration of two large hospitals to run the BurstIQ platform in the last two weeks.  One of which is one of the largest hospital providers in the Western US.  Hope to be able to release more information soon.

I commented earlier on how this can be a great idea but I was thinking more about this project and realized how beneficial it is to have a practitioner to patient approach when it comes to identifying things like family history of a certain disease or other health concerns that could go unrealized by a potential patient. This can make pharma companies' marketing efforts both more targeted and more helpful, resulting in better care and health for a patient.

Great idea with such an open ecosystem and consolidating different areas

finally a health care ICO with a real team

Yes, we expect that the consumer product will be available in Russia. But just to be clear, the platform enables an ecosystem and marketplace where companies can offer products and services to consumers and other companies. We are not expecting to be a telemedicine provider ourselves. Instead, our goal is to enable many different telemedicine companies to use the platform to connect with consumers, insurers, health systems, employers, wellness plan providers and other players so that they can offer products and services directly to them.

We received this question offline and I thought it would be worth addressing here:

"There are a number of players in the healthcare industry that have have a vested interest in maintaining data silos. These players have resisted efforts to increase openness and access to health data. How does BurstIQ see this issue and how do you plan to overcome it?"

There are definitely a number of players in the health industry (notably, hospital systems, insurers and EMR providers) that have a vested interest in keeping their data siloed. This is especially true for those with significant market share. We believe that these large players will lag the rest of the industry when it comes to data openness. Rather than leading the transformation, they will be pulled into it by two primary forces. First, market demand for data access and control (notably, from consumers but also from providers, researchers, biopharma and digital health companies) will reach a critical threshold that will be tough for these large players to resist. Second, smaller players in the industry, who are more willing to innovate to differentiate themselves, will adopt earlier, prove the value of the platform and make adoption less risky for larger players.

That being said, BurstIQ actually has solid partnerships with multiple large health systems (and soon, one large insurer). These partners see that this is where the industry is going and are strategically aligned with our vision. The challenge is more on implementation than strategic alignment. Insurers and health systems have layers of internal process set up to prevent data breaches, and this can slow down integrations significantly. When we launch the consumer interface, we will also publish a SDK that will simplify these large integrations.

In Russia recently have been adopted a law regulating telemedicine. So it is now allowed in our country. Are you going to provide services in Russia? How do you see your steps for entering the market as we have several players here

"Bundling employer health benefits on the BurstIQ platform allows value-multiplier services to be integrated together seamlessly"

Read the full article here!

Thanks everyone for the great comments.  Please let us know if we can answer any other questions.

This thing is rore complicated when we'are movering a log of it and all the bounties availabe.
Thank you.
 

I really love the concept of this project, the project with the health idea always attracts the attention of many people, and yes, another thing that really interest me, this project distribute 70% for crowdsale, and bonus up to 4 weeks, this is amazing, hopefully run well And good luck

Thanks, coin@coin. We think it’s pretty awesome, too. The consumer-facing product will definitely be available to people outside the US. However, there may be rules or regulations in other countries that would impact certain functionality. For example, some countries have specific rules about how telemedicine can be used, and that would impact how users engage with telemedicine services on the platform. We are working with legal counsel to make sure the consumer product complies with all rules and regulations - both in the US and in other countries.