Hello, 

We have created an app with a Map object. The app can be accessed from Epic. However when it opens the map does not display. Other objects (KPI, table...)open without any issue.

Here is a screenshot. 

Any suggestion? 

Thank you in advance!

This year, there have been many milestones in the healthcare industry including the authorization of two COVID-19 vaccines. To arrive at these vaccines in record time, researchers used the power of data paired with machine learning (ML) techniques. With the help of ML, scientists were able to sift through COVID-19 research quickly to develop and deliver vaccines.

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The GeoAnalytics team wrote up a tutorial on how to do things like this: https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-GeoAnalytics-Documents/Digitizing-floor-plans-for-use-in-Qlik-GeoAnalytics-QGA/ta-p/1489032

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If there’s one thing that the healthcare industry has learned in 2020 it’s that data is the one of the most important parts of providing quality healthcare and with all the data that’s been produced this year, there will be myriad lessons learned and anticipated data-related trends for 2021. For the healthcare industry, three of these trends include the prominence of shared data and visualizations consumed by the masses, the need for business-ready data, and increased data collaboration and innovation.

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Data visualizations played a critical role in combating the initial outbreak of COVID-19. Tampa General Hospital was one healthcare organization that put business intelligence to work to track the virus’s spread in the hospital community, proactively manage resources, and provide insight into federal and state reporting. 

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Tēnā koutou Hi everyone

I've just been checking out the SNOMED-CT Expo 2020 #SCTEXPO20 and wondered if any Qlik users have experience using Qlik to visualise SNOMED-CT coded data?

Nga mihi

David

When the coronavirus struck California, Contra Costa Health Services had the advantage of already having the tools and the mindset to meet this challenge head-on. We knew that with the shelter-in-place order, we were asking our community to make a huge sacrifice. We had to maintain the trust of our community by being transparent about the situation so residents could make informed decisions.  

Up to this point, our Qlik license had always been for internal use, and our dashboards were only seen by a few hundred people. Under these extenuating circumstances, however, Qlik gave us a two-month free trial license for online use, so we could produce public-facing COVID-19 dashboards. 

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Hello,

@joe_warbington 

I am new to Qlik & Epic integration and wanted to check if anyone has added Qlikview object as a part of Epic dashboard?

If yes, it would great if you can share some information regarding the same.

Thanks in advance!

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In the link above, I discuss how next-gen data analysis can help hospitals plan for the future amid uncertainty.  I also show how you can leverage outside sources of data (like COVID hotspot information from the Snowflake Data Mart) to enhance your current Qlik capabilities and open up a whole new world of questions that you can use analytics to answer.