Health IT Summit in Seattle - "7 Ideas in 7 Minutes" with Sam Ethiopia, COO, DocSpera
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Samuel Ethiopia COO DocSpera The Institute’s Unleashing Innovation in Healthcare program is designed to identify and expose innovative technologies and processes to solving many of the complex challenges facing the U.S. healthcare system. This unique 7 minute presentation gives health IT startups the chance to showcase ground-breaking solutions and approaches to advance the effective use of healthcare technology. Areas of emphasis include solutions and processes that can reduce cost, improve quality and demonstrate the efficacy of healthcare technology with a specific focus on Triple Aim drivers.
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- 1. 5 Big Ideas in 7 Minutes DocSpera: Collaborative Care from Anywhere Samuel Ethiopia, COO
- 2. Complex Traumatic Knee •Complex revision case •Unknown manufacturer of the screw •Implications related to: •Removal of the screw •Outcome and recovery •Other impact
- 3. Surgical care & invasive procedures are amongst the highest components of healthcare spend
- 4. 2013 study shows 3 procedures cost over $34 Billion… Angioplasty 516,955 Cases @ $18,825 / Case $10 Billion Spinal Fusion 465,070 Cases @ $27,568 / Case $13 Billion Knee Replacements 711,398 Cases @ $15,918 / Case $11 Billion Source: MIT Technology Review, Vol 116, No. 6
- 5. …yet, surgeons & procedural specialists face several challenges in being able to effectively learn and discover the right solutions Fragmented & Siloed Infrastructure Limited Collaboration Within and Outside Hospital Lack of Med Device Benefit & Quality Transparency Limited Access to Support Increased Time & Patient Demand Surgeons & Care Teams Med-Tech Industry
- 6. Challenge:Fragmented & Siloed Infrastructure •Siloed EMR •Fragmented Workflow Solutions & Apps
- 7. Idea 1: A Single Layer Platform Connecting Different Organizations Practice or Institution Hospitals Surgery Centers Med-Tech Representatives Physical Therapy and Rehab Centers Other Physicians at Other Practices
- 8. Example: The Way BlueTooth Revolutionized the Exchange of Data Lesson Learned: •Able to connect variety of infrastructure/hardware •Limited impact to internal workflow and tech infrastructure
- 9. Challenge:Limited Opportunity to Exchange Evidence Based Insights •Alternatives: annual meetings and journals •No real-time based collaboration outside institution
- 10. Idea 2: Adopting Grand Rounds Model with Network of Hospitals Online •Present challenging cases to other experts across network of hospitals •Diversity of ideas and insights on outcomes
- 11. Example: ResearchGate is Proving the Value of Scientific Collaboration Lesson Learned: •Accelerating discovery of other scientific research •Reduction of redundancy or bad outcomes
- 12. Challenge:Lack of Transparency on New Med- Device Benefit & Quality •Disadvantage for smaller hospitals & surgery centers
- 13. Idea 3: Partner with Leading Institution to Exchange Benefits and Outcome Input Share outcome •Data on outcomes and benefits on new medical devices •Reduce cost and improve outcome
- 14. Example: Partner to Source Insights and Opinions Lesson Learned: •Technology can make it easy to aggregate valuable benefit information on new devices
- 15. Challenge:Limited Access to Specialized Support •Example:15 new medical devices for spine launched last month
- 16. Idea 4: DemandAccess to Specialized Medical Tech Support on your Terms Studies show, surgeons want better access to medical technology experts and consultants Want More Speciality Reps Calling on Their Practice Source: Publicis Touchpoint Solutions 2014
- 17. Example: Hospitals Working with their Medical Device Vendors to Provide a Compliant Support Access Med-Tech Representatives Physicians Care Teams Lesson Learned from Pilot: •Ability to get support online drives higher accuracy, efficiency, and easier monitoring for compliance
- 18. Challenge:Increased Time and Patient Demand •As a number of patients increase, non- clinical tasks increases (charting, billing issue, orders etc…) •Clinical workflow becomes secondary
- 19. Idea 5: IdentifyTechnology that are Based on Clinical Workflow Not Just Tasks •Mobile devices that address end-to-endworkflow for surgeon •Align easy to usetechnology to augment to an efficient workflow Mobile Workflow based
- 20. Example: •Using seamless workflow applications to track and treat patients who require surgical follow-up •Able to show significant reduction on patients who didn’t return for surgery or follow-up Example: Seamless Workflow Applications
- 21. Thank You https://docspera.com Secure Collaboration from Anywhere hello@docspera.com Samuel Ethiopia, COO