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Why Use Apache NiFi in Epidemiology?
In the field of epidemiology, data is often collected from multiple sources such as hospitals, labs, and public health agencies. Integrating and processing this data efficiently can be challenging. Apache NiFi can streamline these processes by:
Automating data collection
from various sources.
Ensuring data quality
through validation and transformation.
Providing real-time analytics
for early detection of outbreaks.
Ensuring
data security
and compliance with health regulations.
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