Abstract
Historically, health care has been at the vanguard of developing and adopting evidence-based approaches to addressing complex medical problems.1 However, despite a large amount of information it produces, the health-care industry has been slow to embrace technological advances and the data revolution.2 These vast amounts of data can be used for personalised medicine, improving access, quality of care, and health equity.3 Informed decision making with high-quality data is the foundation of making health-care delivery efficient and cost-effective.
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