Enabling healthcare service improvement through technology

1. John Gladstone
Senior Innovation Manager EMEA Healthcare
June 2016
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Enabling Service
Improvement
through Technology

2. AGENDA
1) Data is not information – what is the impact?
2) Utopia !
3) Changing Technological Environment
 Business Imperative
 EHR/EMR
 Mobility/IoT
 Cloud
4) Where is the data?
5) Cultural and Organisational Transformation
6) Enabling Organisational Transformation
7) Questions
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3. IDC has calculated that the average
hidden “Costs of Information” for an
individual is a loss of 6.2 hours each
week looking for information and not
finding it. These are the hours employees
could spend doing actual patient centric
work and clinicians could make decisions
much faster!
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4. Imagine, trusted data being collected by patient
devices at home and by hospital devices at the bed
side and creating a single view of key clinical
information providing near real time insights of patient
status and proactive alerts to clinicians to consider
alternatives / changes to pathways.

5. Changing Technology Environment in Healthcare
 Healthcare is
seeing a
decrease in on
premise
environments
 Increase in co-
located and
cloud
infrastructure,
Software as a
Service (SaaS)
adoption
EHR/EPR
IoT and
Mobility
Cloud and
Hybrid Cloud
Business
Imperative
 Connected
devices and IoT
are frequently
outside
traditional IT
and are
creating
massive
streams of data
and openings
for security
threats
 Mobility and
patient portals
to improve
quality of care
 Electronic
health record
migrations and
consolidations
and mergers
 Clinical
information
sharing inside
and between
organisations
 Shadow IT and
Legacy
application
retirement/
migration
 Traditionally
operational, a
day-to-day
focused
function
 Now strategic
forecasting
future needs
and
reacting/implem
enting
technology to
solve complex
problems and
improving
patient care
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6. Where is the data?
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Healthcare
 Exponential data
growth and shadow IT
EHR/EMR (25%) PACS/RIS (45%)
Shared IT Services (30%)
Medical Imaging
Storage & Archiving
Radiology
Cardiology
Other ologies
Patient Records
Document
Management Order
Cooms/Lab
Results/Pharmacy
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7.  Healthcare organisations
need to integrate on-
premise enterprise-class
data management and
control with the flexibility,
speed, and economics of
the public cloud.
 Advances in technology and
cloud computing capabilities
enables organisations to
manage clinical data growth
within tight budgets
Cultural and Organisational Transformation
 Requirement to securely
maintain control of patient
data—including big data
from multiology images,
diagnostic reports, and other
critical patient-care
information systems and to
provid the tools to continue
to transform patient care
whether the data is retained
on-premise, in a data centre
or with a major cloud service
provider.
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8. On Premise
Private
Hybrid Cloud Hyper Scale
Data Fabric
Clinical Health Archive
Migration Services
Components for Healthcare Transformation

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