Building Healthier Communities Through Data-Driven Decisions
SAS advanced analytics solutions enable public sector health agencies to better quantify public health needs in their communities, monitor progress in service delivery, assess the impact of population health programs, and identify and address inequities. SAS accelerates innovation in government health operations by using data to inform policies and make decisions.
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How SAS Supports Public Health Modernization
There's an unprecedented opportunity to modernize public health. Designed by epidemiologists for public health, our modular solution facilitates collaboration, creates efficiencies and provides real-time insights to solve new and existing public health challenges.
Trusted data foundation
- Realize efficiencies in data preparation, integration, access, reporting and visualization.
- Bring a new level of stability and structure to your data systems.
- Maximize public health insights by interconnecting health data.
Real-time case management
- Establish a flexible, adaptable foundation for epidemiological investigations.
- Customize for widespread use in public health reporting, from lead screenings to infectious disease cases and beyond.
- Use a single platform for case management functions for programs such as HIV or hepatitis.
Dynamic disease surveillance & reporting
- Create a single, collaborative space for data prep, analytics and visualization.
- Use epidemiological modeling to support real-time decision making.
- Develop automated reports for internal surveillance and public information.
Peer-reviewed scientific research
Scientific Publications Featuring SAS
Explore recent publications – highlighting innovative research using SAS software – on a variety of health care and life sciences topics.
Why choose SAS for public health modernization?
As a long-trusted partner of public health, SAS helps enable public health modernization by unifying disparate data in a single platform.
Improve the stability & structure of your data systems
Gain faster insights and efficiencies with an analytic and data management platform that runs on a modern, scalable and interoperable architecture.
Unify analytic assets for deployment & governance
Achieve unparalleled coordination between various statistical languages – including open source – reducing time from analysis to insight and fostering collaboration across your organization.
Capture critical health data through investigative case management
Adopt a single platform for investigating, cleansing, analyzing and visualizing data, whether your focus is infectious or chronic disease, or simple surveillance.
Experience real-time reporting capabilities
Detect and respond to public health threats faster – from a public-facing water quality report to chronic disease registries analysis and beyond.
Predict trends & identify threats to human health
Use advanced analytics to reduce the time from detection to action in order to save lives and prevent future public health crises. By uniting all the tools public health needs in one modular solution, SAS speeds time to value and improves efficiencies.
Customer Success
Working Smarter With SAS
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Ensuring safe, swift COVID-19 vaccine distribution
The North Carolina Collaboratory relies on SAS Analytics for IoT on Azure to harness the complex system of cold chain logistics, ensuring safe transport, storage and availability of COVID-19 vaccines statewide, particularly to underserved and rural communities.
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Saving lives through effective planning and preparation
The government of Odisha uses advanced analytics and an interactive dashboard from SAS to track COVID-19 cases, allocate medical resources and prepare for future crises.
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Improving population health using artificial intelligence
The Healthy Nevada Project, a community-based genetics study, uses SAS machine learning and artificial intelligence to personalize health care and improve population health in Nevada.
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Saving lives during the COVID-19 pandemic
FPS Public Health, the government agency that oversees health care in Belgium, uses self-service analytics with AI and machine learning capabilities from SAS to forecast hospital bed occupancy, predict infection rates and ensure sufficient medical staffing during the global health crisis.