ABSTRACT
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in both men and women. According to a new global analysis show that 1.93 million new cases and ten million deaths from melanoma. Tumor patients have a range of treatment choices available to them, depending on their stage of the disease. Big data analysis could be utilized to aid in the resolution of critical healthcare concerns. Due to the plethora of data sources, consistency in data collecting is crucial. Data standardization results in more consistent and complete datasets, which facilitates their connection to other data sources. The rate of adoption of state-tested and certified EHR applications within the care industry is nearing a halt. The availability of numerous government-certified EHR programs, on the other hand, has inhibited knowledge exchange and sharing. The initial objective is now to gain unjust insights from the massive amounts of data generated by EMRs.
