What are health care data sets?

Healthcare data sets include a vast amount of medical data, various measurements, financial data, statistical data, demographics of specific populations, and insurance data, to name just a few, gathered from various healthcare data sources.

How do I open a dataset?

These are in very approximate order — many of the steps can be done simultaneously:

1. Choose your dataset(s). Choose the dataset(s) you plan to make open.
2. Apply an open license. Determine what intellectual property rights exist in the data.
3. Make the data available. In bulk and in a useful format.
4. Make it discoverable.

How do you find out if you have unclaimed life insurance?

How to find an unclaimed life insurance policy

1. Search for insurance policy paperwork.
2. Get in touch with employers.
3. Search for the insurance company.
4. Look in the correct state.
5. Check with rating services.
6. Search for a financial connection.
7. Turn to a missing policy locator.
8. Search unclaimed property files.

Where can I find health datasets?

Data and Statistics

• Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.
• Global Health Data Exchange.
• HealthData.gov.
• CDC’s Data and Statistics.
• National Center for Health Statistics.
• National Center for Health Statistics Data Collections Systems.
• National Public Health Data Resources.
• CDC Wonder.

Where can I get healthcare data?

Here are 10 great data sets to start playing around with & improve your healthcare data analytics chops.

• Big Cities Health Inventory Data.
• Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP)
• data.gov.
• Kent Ridge Bio-medical Dataset.
• HealthData.gov.
• MHEALTH Dataset Data Set.