Editor—We are now in a world of big data. In all areas of life, data are collected, stored and interpreted. The potential for big data to improve clinical practice has previously been highlighted.1 Among other ideas, Simpao and colleagues1 suggested that analysis tools could reduce the duration of hospital admissions and provide financial savings tools. We have developed a novel way of viewing clinical data and demonstrate an important use for this.
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