Collaborative Service Networks for eHealth

Health Informatics New Zealand www.hinz.org.nz Collaborative Service Networks (CSN) Next Generation IP Network (eHealth) (Smart Internet document # CSN-M0002-2) Author: Tim Hibberd - R&D Commercialisation Manager Date: Nov 2006 Version: 1.1 Commercial In Confidence (Not to be distributed without prior approval of Smart Internet) Smart Internet CRC Smart Internet CRC acts as a facilitator between commercial vendors, universities, and government bodies to stimulate the market production of a Collaborative Service Network that meets or exceeds customer requirements within 18 months (Healthcare Initially). • Commercial requirements discussion, analysis & documentation • R&D assistance to vendors & customers across multiple vertical markets • Stimulation of commercial market development with at least one product trial • Focal point for university research in Collaborative Service Networks • Ongoing advanced Collaborative Service Networks R&D • Founder of the Australian National Collaborative Service Networks Test Centre Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 2 1

Health Informatics New Zealand www.hinz.org.nz IT & Telecommunications Convergence Enterprise Applications Application Networks Application Networks 1. 1. eHealth eHealth 2. 2. eProcurement eProcurement Enterprise Application 3. 3. eHumanServices eHumanServices 4. 4. eEducation eEducation Applications Networks 5. 5. eTravel eTravel 6. 6. eRealEstate eRealEstate 7. 7. eInsurance eInsurance 8. 8. eFinance eFinance Core Core Networks Networks 1980-2000 2000+ Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 3 The New Global Service Network Source: B2Bi and Web Services An Intimidating Task, Web Services Architect, Jan 2002 Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 4 2

Health Informatics New Zealand www.hinz.org.nz Benefits of a Service Network Economy Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 5 The Current Market Gap Service Providers Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Collaborative Service Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Organisations Network Web Browser / Plug-in End Users Policy Driven Application Network Application Network Core Network Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 6 3

Health Informatics New Zealand www.hinz.org.nz Infrastructure Upgrade vs. Custom Solution Personal Professional Data Data Storage Storage Government Wideband IP Networks Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 7 Initial Target Market – Home Telecare COLLABORATIVE SERVICES IMPROVED AND MORE EFFICIENT CASE MANAGEMENT • Empowering the patient NETWORKS ASSISTED SELF MANAGEMENT • Improving Outcomes • Reducing Costs BETTER USE OF AVAILABLE HUMAN RESOURCES HACC 2006-09 Expenditure Priorities in Victoria: Consultation Paper Aged Care Branch, Department of Human Services February 2006 Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 8 4

Health Informatics New Zealand www.hinz.org.nz Expected Benefits • Visits to GPs can decrease by 40% • Outpatient visits can reduce by 17% • A&E visits can reduce by 50% • Hospital admissions can be halved • Hospital LOS can be halved • Medicine intake is regulated or reduced • Days off work can reduce by 50% Source: UK Department of Health: Self Care – A Real Choice Self Help Support – A Practical Option, Jan 2005 Research evidence available at http://www.dh.gov.uk/SelfCare Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 9 Key Issue Targeted Applications not designed to connect or collaborate force people to be the decision orchestrator for information flows that grow in volume and complexity daily*. Orchestrating Disconnected Applications Orchestrating Disconnected People & Systems Corporate Business Enterprise Customer W arehouse Customer Com pliance Process Performance Relationship Managem ent Management Management Management Managem ent Managem ent Enterprise Sales Force Resource Automation Planning Field Service Business M anagement Intelligence Enterprise Distribution Information Management Integration Expense Knowledge Management Management Product Supply Chain Lifecycle Management Managem ent Human Inventory Hum an Marketing Content Procurement Capital Managem ent Resources Managem ent Management Managem ent Source: ICTWave, Feb 2006 * Healthcare is a classic example Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 10 5

Health Informatics New Zealand www.hinz.org.nz Collaborative Service Networks Shared EHR data is only one form of data exchanged in a health network and is only the third most important element of a collaborative service environment. • Interoperable Processes • Why does the data need to be exchanged? • Interoperable Services • What type of data processing is required? • Interoperable Data • What is the specific data that is required? Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 11 Healthcare Collaborative Service Networks CSN Source: ICTWave, Feb 2006 CSN Dated May 2006 © Copyright Smart Internet, 2006 Slide 12 6

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