The Trend of Laboratory Medicine Based on Big Data

ABSTRACT Laboratory medicine, a fundamental component of clinical medicine, is undergoing an unprecedented transformation with the emergence of the big data era. This review primarily elucidates the developmental trends and significance of big data technology within the domain of laboratory medicine. Furthermore, the applications of big data technology in this field are explored in depth across several dimensions, including quality control management, the automated review of test results, support for clinical decision‐making, real‐world research, and biomedical scientific inquiries. Such advancements promise to deliver more efficient and accurate diagnostic methods and personalized treatment plans, further driving innovation and growth in laboratory medicine. Ultimately, the review underscores that, despite challenges, the advent of big data technology is a remarkable leap forward for laboratory medicine, offers invaluable insights for research and practice, and signals a trajectory toward a more efficient, personalized, and predictive future.

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iLABMED
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2025-04-08
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ila2.70009
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1
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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The Trend of Laboratory Medicine Based on Big Data

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Laboratory medicine, a fundamental component of clinical medicine, is undergoing an unprecedented transformation with the emergence of the big data era. This review primarily elucidates the developmental trends and significance of big data technology within the domain of laboratory medicine. Furthermore, the applications of big data technology in this field are explored in depth across several dimensions, including quality control management, the automated review of test results, support for clinical decision‐making, real‐world research, and biomedical scientific inquiries. Such advancements promise to deliver more efficient and accurate diagnostic methods and personalized treatment plans, further driving innovation and growth in laboratory medicine. Ultimately, the review underscores that, despite challenges, the advent of big data technology is a remarkable leap forward for laboratory medicine, offers invaluable insights for research and practice, and signals a trajectory toward a more efficient, personalized, and predictive future.

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Hebei University of Engineering (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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