Jamie Clifton the future of healthcare data management

The Future of Healthcare Data ManagementJamie CliftonDirector Product ManagementBridgeHead Software

The Future of Healthcare Data Management• The Future of Healthcare Data Management?• Since I can see the future at the end of the presentation I will give you – National Lottery results for June 18th 2012 – Winner of the 2013 Derby• We will be talking about the steps you can do today to get to the future – It’s a journey not a destination

Today’s talk: Castles built on Sand

GOAL: IT & Clinical Workflow In Sync

GOAL: IT & Clinical Workflow In Sync Healthcare Data Management Platform

The HDM Journey Radiology Pathology Reduces the cost of storage Cardiology Helps protect all your data Ophthalmology Increases data ownership Scanned patient documents Stored Protected Shared Improves data accessHealthcare Information Systems Facilitates data sharingLaboratory Information Systems Supports Healthcare standards Office files & Email Systems

Storage Requirements Requirement Radiology Other HIS Email ‘ology EMR Rapid Access to content √ √ √ √ Access Likelihood < 5% <5 % < 5% < 5% for old content Cost effective √ √ √ √ Scale √ √ √ √ Future proof √ √ √ √Every data source has the same requirements.

Protection ‘Problems’For Healthcare Organizations Surveyed by BridgeHead in 2011 • 47.1% Organisations havent tested DR plans – 38.3% globally • 20.6% ‘Robust tied and tested DR plan in place’ – 26.1% globally • 20.6% ‘need to put A solution in place’ – 12.2% globally • Current CDS model isn’t going to fix this issue

Protection ‘Problems’How do I protect data better? • 30% of all the worlds storage is now medical • 85%+ of all the data you own and store will never be accessed again Answer: • Understand your data profile, how and when data is used • Manage static data differently to active data • Create automated transition from active to static

Share – With Whom? • National Sharing – Little appetite • Regional Sharing – Where the investments are being made • What about in your facility? • Typical Answer has been ‘interface engines’ – Good idea for data that is ‘in-flight’ like HL7 messages – Not a great idea for data that is ‘at rest’ like medical imagesCreate a virtual relationship between your healthcare dataand its storage and applications and clinical workflow.

Share – The Internet Experience • The Internet already allows us to share vast quantifies of disjointed information • In basic terms information is sent and the browser interoperates the results – Yes the web server can spot and aid the browser • AH but that requires plug-ins and they are BAD – Yes but the HTML5 STANDARD removed this • In Healthcare we interoperate the results and then send them – Constant migration / translation and scaling issues

Share – Between Applications EPR RIS PACS A PACS B Scanned Docs PACS A PACS B Scan database database database

Share – Between Applications EPR RIS PACS A PACS B Scanned Docs Clinical Records Storage

Share – Between Applications EPR RIS PACS A Scanned Docs Clinical Records Storage

Share – Between Applications EPR RIS PACS A PACS C Scanned Docs Clinical Records Storage

Share – Migrating from CDC • We all know the issues regarding timings • What are you migrating RIS / PACS / VNA? • Do you know the standards you are setting? • Make this the last ‘painful’ migration16 BridgeHead Software / Healthcare Data Management

Share – Journey’s End EPR RIS DICOM IN HTTPS XDS(++) Clinical Records Storage

What have we seen? • Share is the future / ‘journey’ • Create a fluid relationship between applications and data • Migrate applications (workflow), not data • Standards are key (e.g. DICOM / XDS) – Customisation is inevitable (e.g. Webservices)

Thanks • Jamie.clifton@BridgeHeadSoftware.com • Lottery - six numbers between 1 and 49 • Grand National - a horse • Questions?

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