Future-Proofing Behavioral Healthcare: Nicki Tessler, DVP, UHS
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Future-proofing behavioral healthcare- presentation for mHealth Israel by Nicki Tessler, Division Vice President, Behavioral Health, Universal Hospital Services. Key points: - Behavioral healthcare delivery must improve to meet the needs of this new world. - For patients to reap the benefit of these investments, there needs to be Technological advancement, greater access to treatment, ore engaging and integrated care. - Integrated platforms will enable more coordinated treatments as they combine clinical care, Social support, Employment and housing assistance, Patient empowerment strategies - Srategic Focus: Ecosystem Desirability, Business Model Viability, Technical Feasibility, Innovation Hub - Innovation HUB: Remote collaboration, Emotion sensing problem sets, Machine learning and sensor fusion for pain management, AR real-time psychiatric assistance - Project behavioral health expertise into every domain that behavioral health is absolutely necessary - Create Unique Advantage: Find the blend and the way those can work together to create a winning combination - Establish a Culture of Growth - Create a portfolio of innovation that moves the needle for the behavioral health industry - Invest in outcomes not ideas through rapid experiments that prove product market fit - Build a system of governance and delivery to maximize innovation portfolio ROI The data and knowledge we’ve gained during this pandemic will prove foundationally vital
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- 2. 2 © 2021 Innovation Hub Behavioral Health Needs Innovation Behavioral healthcare delivery must improve to meet the needs of this new world. Patients need care that is: Rapid Incentivized Widespread
- 3. 3 © 2021 Innovation Hub Improving Clinical Outcomes 3 Technological advancement More engaging and integrated care solutions Greater access to treatment For patients to reap the benefit of these investments, there needs to be...
- 4. 4 © 2021 Innovation Hub Activating Digital Solutions Integrated platforms will enable more coordinated treatments as they combine: Clinical care Social support Employment and housing assistance Patient empowerment strategies
- 6. 6 © 2021 Innovation Hub Ecosystem Desirability Business Model Viability Technical Feasibility Innovation Hub
- 7. 7 © 2021 Innovation Hub Innovation Hub Inside the building Examples: • Amplify acceleration • Existing initiatives Innovation Hub 2.0 New opportunities beyond our walls Examples: • Remote collaboration • Emotion sensing problem sets • ML + sensor fusion for pain management • AR real-time psychiatric assistance • IoT+ voice + affective computing for addiction recovery
- 8. 8 © 2021 Innovation Hub Project behavioral health expertise into every domain that behavioral health is absolutely necessary
- 9. 9 © 2021 Innovation Hub Find the blend and the way those can work together to create a winning combination Create Unique Advantage Enable assets that we have at our disposal – relationships at the breadth of business, different skills/expertise, our operational know-how, will help innovation really scale and grow dramatically Bring together two worlds – the world of the corporate with all its scale, expertise and know-how in its markets with the agility and pace which is what we see in VC and PE markets
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