Journal of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics
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<p>Navigating the Data-Driven World: Journal of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics (JBID) by Sciforce Publications</p> <p>Unlock the power of data and analytics with the Journal of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics (JBID), a premier publication by Sciforce Publications. JBID serves as a compass for the latest research and innovations in the fields of business intelligence, data analytics, and data-driven decision-making. In this web content, we will explore the significance of JBID, its contributions to the scientific community, and the dynamic realm of business intelligence and data analytics.</p>www.sciforce.orgen-USJournal of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics2998-3541Does the leader influence employee performance? Evidence from Researcher Opinion
https://jbid.sciforce.org/JBID/article/view/235
<p>This study aimed at exploring leadership's effect on employee's performance. The study attempted to examine flow the leaders in an organization affect the employee's performance and the job roles, and it also tried to find out leadership styles in which the organization. As the researcher's opinion of majority respondents, they were gained the benefit of providing guidance. This implies that the leader was supervising employees and playing the guiding role for his subordinates.</p>Hafeez UllahZhuquan Wang
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2024-04-252024-04-251110.55124/jbid.v1i1.235Study of Stars Supplemental Provider Rating and its Impact on Healthcare Quality
https://jbid.sciforce.org/JBID/article/view/233
<p>This research delves into the role of Stars Supplemental Provider Ratings in the healthcare domain and assesses their impact on healthcare quality. Through a comprehensive analysis of various healthcare providers, this study aims to shed light on the significance of Stars Supplemental Ratings as a metric for evaluating and improving healthcare services.</p> <p>This research aims to investigate the impact of Stars Supplemental Provider Ratings on healthcare quality, patient satisfaction, and clinical performance. The study adopts a comprehensive approach, combining quantitative and qualitative analyses to gain insights into the role of Stars Supplemental Ratings in the contemporary healthcare landscape.</p> <p>A diverse sample of healthcare providers, including hospitals, clinics, and individual practitioners, participated in the study. Quantitative data were collected through patient surveys, electronic health records, and Stars Supplemental Rating platforms. Qualitative insights were derived from in-depth analysis of patient comments associated with different star ratings. Statistical analyses, including correlation studies and multiple regression models, were employed to assess the relationships between Stars Supplemental Ratings, patient satisfaction, and clinical performance.</p> <p>Descriptive analysis revealed a mean Stars Supplemental Rating of 4.2 (SD = 0.6) across the sample. Positive correlations were identified between higher Stars Supplemental Ratings and increased patient satisfaction (r = 0.67, p < 0.001) as well as improved clinical performance (r = 0.42, p < 0.01). Qualitative analysis of patient comments highlighted themes of effective communication, personalized care, and extended wait times, contributing to a nuanced understanding of the patient experience.</p> <p>The findings suggest a significant positive association between Stars Supplemental Ratings, patient satisfaction, and clinical performance in the healthcare domain. Higher ratings were consistently linked with favorable patient experiences and adherence to evidence-based practices. These insights underscore the potential value of Stars Supplemental Ratings as a valuable tool for assessing and improving healthcare quality, fostering transparency, and aiding patients in making informed healthcare choices.</p>Suryakiran Navath, Ph.DKrishnamoorthy SelvarajSatya Sukumar MakkapatiSeetaram RayaraoSurya Rao Rayarao
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2024-05-312024-05-311110.55124/jbid.v1i1.233A Data Science Model for a study of Stars Supplemental Provider Rating in the Healthcare Domain
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<p>This manuscript introduces a novel data science model designed to enhance the Stars Supplemental Provider Rating system within the healthcare domain. Leveraging advanced analytics and machine learning techniques, the model aims to provide a more accurate and dynamic assessment of healthcare providers, thereby improving the overall transparency and utility of the Stars Supplemental Ratings.</p> <p>A diverse dataset encompassing Stars Supplemental Ratings, patient satisfaction surveys, clinical performance metrics, and demographic information was utilized to train and validate the data science model. Feature engineering techniques were employed to extract relevant information, and a machine learning pipeline was constructed using state-of-the-art algorithms.</p> <p>Preliminary results indicate that the data science model exhibits a high predictive accuracy for Stars Supplemental Ratings. By synthesizing patient experiences and clinical performance metrics, the model captures nuanced relationships that contribute to a more refined and precise evaluation of healthcare providers.</p> <p>This innovative data science model holds significant promise in advancing the Stars Supplemental Provider Rating system. Its ability to seamlessly integrate disparate data sources provides a more holistic assessment of healthcare quality, potentially empowering patients and stakeholders with valuable insights for informed decision-making. The model's application underscores its potential to enhance transparency and contribute to the ongoing evolution of healthcare quality assessment.</p>Krishnamoorthy SelvarajSatya Sukumar MakkapatiSeetaram Rayarao RayaraoSurya Rao RayaraoDr. Suryakiran Navath, Ph.D Navath
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2024-05-102024-05-1011121610.55124/jbid.v1i1.236Leveraging Data Analytics to Explore the Impact of CMS Medicare Measures on Health Screens and Stars Supplemental Provider Rating in Enhancing Preventive Care Approaches
https://jbid.sciforce.org/JBID/article/view/234
<p>This manuscript presents a comprehensive investigation into the impact of CMS Medicare Measures, specifically focusing on key health screens - Blood Pressure, A1C levels, EDCEYE screenings, Flu vaccinations, Breast Cancer screenings, Colorectal Cancer screenings, and Kidney health assessments. Additionally, the study explores the role of Stars Supplemental Provider Ratings in shaping and improving preventive care approaches within the CMS Medicare framework. The objective is to unravel the synergistic influence of both CMS measures and provider ratings in enhancing patient outcomes through preventive care strategies.The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Medicare Measures serve as benchmarks for healthcare quality assessment. This research focuses on elucidating the effectiveness of CMS Measures in shaping preventive care strategies. Additionally, the study delves into the role of Stars Supplemental Provider Ratings, examining how provider performance ratings further contribute to the promotion of preventive care within the CMS Medicare framework.</p> <p>Using advanced statistical methods, the analysis explores trends, correlations, and patterns associated with health screens and provider ratings. Preliminary findings suggest that higher CMS Medicare Measures correlate with improved health screen outcomes, including better management of Blood Pressure, A1C levels, adherence to EDCEYE screenings, increased Flu vaccination rates, enhanced efficacy of Breast and Colorectal Cancer screenings, and more proactive approaches to Kidney health assessments.Furthermore, the study examines the alignment of Stars Supplemental Provider Ratings with CMS Measures, exploring whether higher provider ratings are indicative of a stronger commitment to preventive care. The research seeks to unveil how providers with superior ratings contribute to the evolution of preventive care approaches, fostering a culture of proactive health management and positive patient outcomes.</p> <p>This research has practical implications for healthcare policy, practice, and future research initiatives. By understanding the collaborative impact of CMS Medicare Measures and Stars Supplemental Provider Ratings, stakeholders can refine strategies to incentivize and recognize providers who excel in preventive care. Ultimately, this study contributes valuable insights to the ongoing discourse on healthcare quality improvement within the CMS Medicare framework.</p>Suryakiran NavathSurya Rao RayaraoKrishnamoorthy Selvaraj SelvarajSatya Sukumar MakkapatiSeetaram Rao Rayarao
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2024-01-042024-01-041161010.55124/jbid.v1i1.234Predictive Analytics: Extracting Value from Big Data
https://jbid.sciforce.org/JBID/article/view/103
<p>What is predictive analytics and how it helps businesses grow? If you want to learn all that and more then continue reading.</p>Suryakiran Navath
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2024-01-022024-01-02111210.55124/jbid.v1i1.103