2. MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2011:
THE REALITY AND THE
PROMISE OF M-
HEALTH
Harry Kim (hkim@hp.com)
Hewlett-Packard
Worldwide Health & Life Sciences
February 14th, 2011
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3. ANATOMY OF A HEALTHCARE TRANSACTION
Emotional… Complex… Fragmented… Paper-based
Emotional Complex Fragmented Paper based
Source: Life Magazine
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4. THE REALITY OF HEALTHCARE DELIVERY
TODAY WORKFLOW + POOR INFORMATION = POOR QUALITY
FRAGMENTED
4-7 KMs
Workflow to
Discharge a The average walking distance for a nurse on a
Patient
typical shift
Documentatio 2X
n
36%
The amount of time nurses spend on basic
Patient Care
19%
documentation vs direct patient care
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5. HEALTHCARE IS GETTING PERSONAL
four factors
of wellness: Consumers, not patients:
Health
Care
Life Style
y
• CHOICE
• TRANPARENCY
Environmen • EMPOWERMENT
t
Genetic
• EXPERIENCE
Profile
P fil
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6. M-HEALTH: A VEHICLE TO TRANSFORM HEALTHCARE?
Smartphones are not
enough…
Transforming outcomes
requires an orchestration
of:
players
+ information
+ workflow____
kfl
better decisions
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7. THE M-HEALTH PROMISE:
ENABLING CARE ORCHESTRATION AND CONSUMER
EMPOWERMENT
Mobile/Personal Personalized Med
Health Mgmt Wellness
Medical Home
Patient Monitoring
Telemedicine
Home Care
Clinical
Collaboration
Physician Office
DIGITAL HOSPITAL
Facilities Medical Comms
Hospital
Information & Workflow Integration
I f ti W kfl I t ti
Acute Chronic Disease Wellness
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8. THE “SLOW CLOCK" AND "FAST CLOCK" OF
CHANGE IN HEALTHCARE
Digital “Immigrants” Digital “Natives”
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