Global healthcare policy and operations are migrating from volume-based and hospital-centric to value-based and patient-centric. Mobility, big data analytics, cloud, and social media are critical to this transformation.

1. ITDrives T H E NEW
Healthcare
Transformation
Global healthcare policy and operations are migrating
from volume-based and hospital-centric to value-based
and patient-centric.
Mobility, big data analytics, cloud, and social media are
critical to this transformation.
Mobility and mHealth
Individuals and their families expect that personal health information can be
uploaded, accessed, and shared quickly, accurately, and privately.
TODAY TOMORROW
Consumer interest in mobile
technology for healthcare purposes
is growing rapidly.
48%
of consumers say
mHealth will
improve their
quality of care
mHealth will be critical to preventive
care, empowering individuals to
monitor their health.
46%
of consumers
believe mHealth
apps will
substantially
reduce their
healthcare costs
Big Data
Healthcare organizations are turning to big data for predictive and prescriptive
analytics solutions.
TODAY TOMORROW
Payers manage costs by sifting
through mountains of digital data to
preempt catastrophic health events.
Providers will use genomic profiles
to provide individual insights and
make precision medicine a reality.
Patient monitoring
equipment pumps
out an average of
1,000
readings per second,
or86,400 or604,800
readings in
one day,
readings in
one week
and that’s just
for one patient!
88%
of physicians
would like patients
to track or
monitor their
health at home
Cloud
Healthcare organizations will rely on cloud technology to store, share, and
analyze data.
TODAY TOMORROW
Coordinated patient care is
predicated upon shared access to
health information.
Cloud storage will be a requirement,
not an option, due to the enormous
volume of available data.
37%
of healthcare
organizations have
developed a
written strategic
plan for adoption
of cloud computing
Social Media
Individuals are turning to social networks for health information, peer feedback,
and treatment options.
TODAY TOMORROW
Individuals and clinicians learn from
the treatment experiences of their
peers via social media.
40% 90%
of consumers say
that information
found via social
media influences
how they think
about their health
40%
of healthcare
organizations plan
to move
of their enterprise
communications
to the cloud
>75%
Medical information will be shared
with family members or other
caregivers. This shift is already
underway.
of survey
respondents (18–24)
trust medical
information shared
across social media
networks
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SOURCES
• Frost & Sullivan research.
• The Economist Intelligence Unit (2012) and PWC: Emerging mHealth: Paths for Growth (2013).
• http://www.healthcareitleaders.com/blog/infographic-big-data-in-healthcare/
• http://www.slideshare.net/RockHealth/rock-report-business-models-in-digital-health-by-rockhealth
• http://getreferralmd.com/2013/09/healthcare-social-media-statistics/#sthash.jGyNmA1Y.dpuf
• http://getreferralmd.com/2013/09/healthcare-social-media-statistics/#sthash.1Pwbo3Ce.dpuf