This document discusses Sodexo's comprehensive service solutions for the healthcare industry. It provides an overview of Sodexo's services, including food and nutrition services, guest services, facilities management, and technical services. It also highlights Sodexo's strategic approach to partnering with healthcare organizations to improve performance by optimizing people, processes, and infrastructure. The document uses an example of Sodexo's partnership with a German hospital to illustrate how it delivered measurable results like cost savings and quality improvements.
Infinity Life Sciences powered by Dynamics CRMmhammo
Infinity Info Systems is a business services provider for the life sciences industry. They have worked with over 3,500 companies and trained over 150,000 professionals. Their solutions help life sciences companies strengthen relationships with healthcare practitioners and improve marketing performance while mitigating regulatory risks. Their comprehensive suite of services includes physician profiling, key account management, and clinical trial management.
The presentation discusses Telkom's implementation of healthcare IT solutions in Indonesia. It provides an overview of Telkom's business portfolio and status as the largest telecom company in Indonesia. It then discusses Indonesia's current healthcare landscape, including fragmented systems and the government's goal to increase healthcare spending. The presentation outlines Telkom's healthcare information exchange and EHR plans and implementation, and notes challenges that must be addressed. It concludes with lessons learned from Telkom's healthcare IT work.
Sharing : Sumbangsih Telkom untuk Ekosistem Kesehatan pada Reuni Akbar Fakult...Saiful Hidayat
The document discusses e-health in Indonesia. It outlines the key stakeholders in Indonesia's e-health ecosystem, including healthcare providers, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, the government, universities, patients and the public. It also discusses the current state of e-health implementation in Indonesia, noting that Indonesia is still at a developing stage according to the WHO Global Survey in 2009. The implementation of e-health in Indonesia will require progress across several foundational areas.
Expanding the Boundaries of Healthcare through Enhanced CollaborationSamantha Haas
The document discusses expanding healthcare through enhanced collaboration. It describes Cisco's healthcare team and customers in the sector. It identifies opportunities for video in healthcare administration, care at a distance, language interpretation, and security. The document also discusses emerging trends, wasted communication costs in healthcare, priority IT initiatives, consumerization of health, mobile access demands, architecture for anywhere access, and Cisco's VX Clinical Assistant product.
Saiful hidayat 09112012 rancangan ina integrated e-health persixii 1.1Saiful Hidayat
The document provides an overview of Telkom's initiatives for e-healthcare in Indonesia. It discusses Telkom's development of a health information exchange platform and electronic health record system. It also describes Telkom's integrated e-health solution that connects various healthcare providers and payors through the Telkom HIE. The solution aims to improve interoperability, workflow processes, and reporting across the healthcare ecosystem in Indonesia.
Saiful hidayat konferensi e health nasional eii (e indonesia intiative)Saiful Hidayat
The document discusses digital trends, eHealth issues, and expectations for eHealth in Indonesia. It describes how digital technologies are changing lifestyles and how health information is increasingly being digitized. However, current eHealth solutions in Indonesia remain fragmented, with disparate implementations, lack of standardization, and limited data consolidation and public access to health information. An integrated shared services platform is needed to address these issues and realize the full potential of eHealth to improve the healthcare ecosystem in Indonesia.
Saiful hidayat pengembangan e health sebagai pendukung pelayanan dokter kelua...Saiful Hidayat
Saiful Hidayat is the Project Director of Ehealth Business at PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk. In his presentation, he discusses several topics:
1) Digital trends in healthcare and the need for integrated shared services platforms to overcome current fragmented eHealth solutions in Indonesia.
2) Expectations for eHealth including improving interactions between stakeholders and meeting basic management needs of healthcare organizations.
3) The complex current state of healthcare information systems and the need to simplify systems through integrated cloud services.
4) Benefits of eGP solutions for general practitioners, including patient management, electronic referrals, and access to patient summaries.
Health Care Customer Archetypes Innovating For Key Dimensions of Customer Nee...HumanCentered
Health Care Customer Archetypes
Innovating For Key Dimensions of
Customer Need, Want and Aspiration.
Michael Eckersley, MFA, PhD
Customer Needs Discovery & Innovation
Congress, Chicago, 13 June, 2007
Infinity Life Sciences powered by Dynamics CRMmhammo
Infinity Info Systems is a business services provider for the life sciences industry. They have worked with over 3,500 companies and trained over 150,000 professionals. Their solutions help life sciences companies strengthen relationships with healthcare practitioners and improve marketing performance while mitigating regulatory risks. Their comprehensive suite of services includes physician profiling, key account management, and clinical trial management.
The presentation discusses Telkom's implementation of healthcare IT solutions in Indonesia. It provides an overview of Telkom's business portfolio and status as the largest telecom company in Indonesia. It then discusses Indonesia's current healthcare landscape, including fragmented systems and the government's goal to increase healthcare spending. The presentation outlines Telkom's healthcare information exchange and EHR plans and implementation, and notes challenges that must be addressed. It concludes with lessons learned from Telkom's healthcare IT work.
Sharing : Sumbangsih Telkom untuk Ekosistem Kesehatan pada Reuni Akbar Fakult...Saiful Hidayat
The document discusses e-health in Indonesia. It outlines the key stakeholders in Indonesia's e-health ecosystem, including healthcare providers, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, the government, universities, patients and the public. It also discusses the current state of e-health implementation in Indonesia, noting that Indonesia is still at a developing stage according to the WHO Global Survey in 2009. The implementation of e-health in Indonesia will require progress across several foundational areas.
Expanding the Boundaries of Healthcare through Enhanced CollaborationSamantha Haas
The document discusses expanding healthcare through enhanced collaboration. It describes Cisco's healthcare team and customers in the sector. It identifies opportunities for video in healthcare administration, care at a distance, language interpretation, and security. The document also discusses emerging trends, wasted communication costs in healthcare, priority IT initiatives, consumerization of health, mobile access demands, architecture for anywhere access, and Cisco's VX Clinical Assistant product.
Saiful hidayat 09112012 rancangan ina integrated e-health persixii 1.1Saiful Hidayat
The document provides an overview of Telkom's initiatives for e-healthcare in Indonesia. It discusses Telkom's development of a health information exchange platform and electronic health record system. It also describes Telkom's integrated e-health solution that connects various healthcare providers and payors through the Telkom HIE. The solution aims to improve interoperability, workflow processes, and reporting across the healthcare ecosystem in Indonesia.
Saiful hidayat konferensi e health nasional eii (e indonesia intiative)Saiful Hidayat
The document discusses digital trends, eHealth issues, and expectations for eHealth in Indonesia. It describes how digital technologies are changing lifestyles and how health information is increasingly being digitized. However, current eHealth solutions in Indonesia remain fragmented, with disparate implementations, lack of standardization, and limited data consolidation and public access to health information. An integrated shared services platform is needed to address these issues and realize the full potential of eHealth to improve the healthcare ecosystem in Indonesia.
Saiful hidayat pengembangan e health sebagai pendukung pelayanan dokter kelua...Saiful Hidayat
Saiful Hidayat is the Project Director of Ehealth Business at PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk. In his presentation, he discusses several topics:
1) Digital trends in healthcare and the need for integrated shared services platforms to overcome current fragmented eHealth solutions in Indonesia.
2) Expectations for eHealth including improving interactions between stakeholders and meeting basic management needs of healthcare organizations.
3) The complex current state of healthcare information systems and the need to simplify systems through integrated cloud services.
4) Benefits of eGP solutions for general practitioners, including patient management, electronic referrals, and access to patient summaries.
Health Care Customer Archetypes Innovating For Key Dimensions of Customer Nee...HumanCentered
Health Care Customer Archetypes
Innovating For Key Dimensions of
Customer Need, Want and Aspiration.
Michael Eckersley, MFA, PhD
Customer Needs Discovery & Innovation
Congress, Chicago, 13 June, 2007
Innovative Technologies In Community Care - Allan Turnerhealthcareisi
The document discusses innovative technologies in community care in Australia. It notes that the Australian population is aging, with more people over 65. This is increasing demand for community care services to support independent living for the elderly. New models are needed to meet this growing need given constraints on funding and caregiver support. The organization Silver Chain provides various community care programs using a software system called ComCare to schedule services, record care delivery, and support clinical management of clients.
Bill Stankiewicz Copy Scope 2010 R Oi Company ModelBillStankiewicz
This document discusses integration as a better model for healthcare providers. It provides an overview of Resource Optimization & Innovation (ROi), an operating division of Sisters of Mercy Health System that aims to improve clinical, operational, and financial performance through a clinically integrated supply chain. ROi combines performance consulting, group purchasing, and supply chain management to drive more value than any individual component. The document outlines some of the key issues facing healthcare providers and how ROi's integrated model provides solutions through clinical alignment, lower costs, improved services, and information.
United Health Group UnitedHealth Group Business Overviewfinance3
UnitedHealth Group is a diversified healthcare company serving 52 million Americans. It has three core competencies: advanced technology, healthcare data and informatics, and care facilitation. It operates discrete businesses focused on specific market segments. It invests over $2.2 billion annually in technology, research, and development. It enhances access to services, leverages buying power for affordability, and provides support to access and manage care. It applies technology to streamline administration, drive quality and consistency, and speed interactions. It gathers and shares data to enable analyses and provide tools to monitor utilization and costs. It has experienced strong financial performance with revenue, earnings per share, and stock appreciation growing significantly over 15 years.
This document discusses person-centered healthcare and how technology can enable it. It argues that healthcare should be centered around both the patient and the human workforce. It advocates for IT systems that support patient-centric models of care and help improve communication between healthcare workers. The goal is to use technology to shift more care to the home and community to improve quality of life while lowering costs.
This presentations provides guidance on the necessary steps needed to build a sustainable health information exchange. For more information, please see the contact information on the final slide.
Standards and Interoperability - Connected HealthcarePankaj Vaish
The document summarizes a presentation on connected healthcare in a hybrid environment. It discusses common problems in healthcare like rising costs and an aging population. It promotes patient-centric integrated care enabled by technology and standards. The presentation outlines Religare Technologies' connected care solutions like remote patient monitoring, telemedicine, and a 24/7 doctor helpline. Interoperability, security, and privacy are key to adopting integrated healthcare models.
Passport is a privately held company founded in 1996 that provides patient access and payment certainty solutions. It serves over 2,300 hospitals, 8,600 physicians and clinics, and has over 87,000 active monthly users. Passport's software integrates with over 900 hospital information systems and processes over 300 million annual transactions between payers, patients, and providers. The document provides an overview of Passport's business units, clients, leadership team, and milestones.
This document provides directions for ICT research in disease prevention. It discusses using ICT to enable citizens to be co-producers of their own health by providing health information, knowledge, and decision support. This includes developing personal guidance systems that integrate data, information, and knowledge from various sources to support citizens in preventing diseases through lifestyle choices and navigation of their healthy life trajectory. The document also discusses characterizing different types of medical knowledge and how decision support can draw on evidence to provide citizens information on reducing disease risk through behaviors like diet, exercise, and limiting risk factors.
Saiful hidayat perkembangan e health dalam dunia kefarmasian i stnSaiful Hidayat
This document discusses e-health trends and solutions in Indonesia. It begins by outlining the digital transformation occurring globally and how health is also going digital. Current e-health solutions in Indonesia are described as fragmented and lacking integration and standardization. The expectations of e-health include improving interactions between stakeholders like hospitals, pharmacies, insurers and the government. Successful e-health implementation requires strong leadership, acceptance of technology by medical staff, standardized processes, and integrated solutions that meet business and technical requirements.
The document discusses two different architectures - the current architecture and a goal state architecture. The current architecture lacks integration between different care settings. The goal state architecture aims to improve integration through a shared patient record, standardized clinical data exchange, and defined care pathways that can manage patient cases across different care settings. It outlines strategies like enabling integrated healthcare services, adopting health infocomm technologies, and connecting core health systems to support the goal state architecture.
The document discusses the need for standardization and interoperability in electronic patient record (EPR) development. It notes that healthcare currently falls short in several quality metrics like safety, effectiveness, efficiency, and being patient-centered. The document outlines meaningful EHR functionalities that can help enable high quality healthcare like structured documentation, clinical decision support, and healthcare information exchange. It also discusses the challenges of language and terminology standards for EPRs to allow effective information sharing and translation across systems.
We are a global innovation firm that helps leading companies create meaningful products and experiences through a multidisciplinary process of discovery, ideation, and impact. The document discusses insights revealed through deep consumer research and how emerging technologies can be leveraged to define new product concepts and inspire organizations. It also provides examples of how various digital health products and services have been created to promote well-being, build trust in the healthcare system, and empower individuals to take ownership of their health.
Mr. Gary Needle, Director of Methods
- Quality control system
- Incentives and sanctions used
- Public and private workin side by side for high standard services.
This document discusses healthcare innovation and its role in sustaining regional healthcare systems, using Andalusia, Spain as a case study. It summarizes that Andalusia has implemented an electronic health record system called Diraya that integrates patient data across primary care, hospitals, and pharmacies. Diraya has led to benefits like improved patient safety, time savings for doctors and patients, cost reductions from fewer repeat visits and tests, and increased efficiency in scheduling appointments. Analysis shows the cumulative economic benefits of Diraya have exceeded costs since its implementation.
Conditional Coverage. Access with evidence development. Leonor Varela.HTAi Bilbao 2012
This document summarizes a methodology for conducting post-introduction observation of health care technologies after they receive coverage. It outlines a conditional coverage framework where technologies with uncertainties may receive reimbursement but only under special follow-up conditions. The methodology was developed by Spanish HTA experts and involves prioritizing technologies for observation, collecting real-world data, and improving health care management based on the results. The goal is to resolve uncertainties about appropriate use and best practices in daily clinical settings.
Everyone is accountable and expected to protect health information. The circle is large and encompasses many different organizations. Patient data is protected for a reason. Let’s look at some brief reminders:
Overview of Meaningful Use, Stage One. Presented to Georgetown's Health Information System's class on 4/14//11. Only difference from previous lectures is the addition of slides on adoption sentiment.
The document provides a summary of recent healthcare regulatory and legal developments. It discusses:
1) A federal court case that reversed a $44 million jury verdict for Stark Law violations and provided guidance on assessing such violations.
2) A CMS final rule that requires the use of NPI numbers on Medicare claims and enrollment applications.
3) CMS' posting of proposed Stage 2 meaningful use clinical quality measures for eligible professionals and hospitals.
This document discusses requirements for different types of medical claims in Europe. It outlines the categories of food supplements, cosmetics, medical devices, and pharmaceuticals. For each category it provides details on the applicable EU regulations and requirements regarding health claims, quality systems that must be implemented, technical documentation that must be submitted, and whether pre-market notification or post-market surveillance is needed. It also discusses definitions of medical devices, classification of devices into Classes I to III, and the market authorization process required for each class.
Material de (1) la conferencia “La E-Salud en mundo global” realizada el 17 de febrero de 2.012 por el Sr. Joan Cornet, Presidente Ejecutivo de la Fundación TicSalud (1er ciclo de conferencias en el ámbito TIC-Salud organizado por las Escuelas Universitarias de Informática y de Enfermería con la colaboración de la Fundación Tic-Salud, en el marco del Máster Oficial en Gestión de la Información y el Conocimiento en el Ámbito de la Salud)
La ciencia y la tecnología no tienen fronteras en un mundo global en el que están apareciendo innovaciones por todas partes. La eSalud tiene por vocación dar mejores servicios en el seno de los sistemas de salud. A pesar de las diferencias culturales, lingüísticas y de práctica de la medicina, el ser humano y la salud se convierten en lo mismo en todas partes. Las nuevas tecnologías permiten la comunicación rápida, la compartición de experiencias, el aprendizaje de las mejores prácticas y el contraste de resultados. Por eso la implementación de procesos de eSalud es un fenómeno de alcance local, pero su éxito depende del conocimiento global. Es por ello que cada vez hay más redes y organizaciones que facilitan la transferencia de conocimiento y el compilado de las mejores prácticas. El reto, pues, tanto para las organizaciones sanitarias como para las universidades y empresas innovadoras es lograr que las TICs, una vez probadas y homologadas, sean implementadas en los servicios de salud. Todo un reto tecnológico, legal, ético y financiero.
La conferencia fue impartida por el Sr. Joan Cornet, Presidente Ejecutivo de la Fundación TicSalud. El Sr. Cornet es Ingeniero técnico y Licenciado en psicología. A lo largo de su dilatada experiencia profesional, ha ocupado los cargos de Presidente Consorcio Hospitalario de Cataluña, Vicepresidente de la Federación de Municipios de Cataluña y Coordinador de la Comisión de Sanidad y Servicios Sociales de la FEMP, alto funcionario en la Comisión Europea , y Secretario General del Departamento de Salud de la Generalitat de Catalunya. En septiembre 2005 el Gobierno le encargó la puesta en marcha de la Bioregión de Cataluña y desde Enero 2007 por encargo del Departamento de Salud está al frente de la Fundación TicSalut.
MEDICA MEDIA FORUM
„ePatient/Health 2.0: Schlüsselfaktor für neue, zukunftsfähige Geschäftsmodelle der Life Sciences Industrie“
Impulsreferat von Matthias Wartenberg, Executive Director Advisory Service LifeScience, Ernst & Young, Eschborn
Innovative Technologies In Community Care - Allan Turnerhealthcareisi
The document discusses innovative technologies in community care in Australia. It notes that the Australian population is aging, with more people over 65. This is increasing demand for community care services to support independent living for the elderly. New models are needed to meet this growing need given constraints on funding and caregiver support. The organization Silver Chain provides various community care programs using a software system called ComCare to schedule services, record care delivery, and support clinical management of clients.
Bill Stankiewicz Copy Scope 2010 R Oi Company ModelBillStankiewicz
This document discusses integration as a better model for healthcare providers. It provides an overview of Resource Optimization & Innovation (ROi), an operating division of Sisters of Mercy Health System that aims to improve clinical, operational, and financial performance through a clinically integrated supply chain. ROi combines performance consulting, group purchasing, and supply chain management to drive more value than any individual component. The document outlines some of the key issues facing healthcare providers and how ROi's integrated model provides solutions through clinical alignment, lower costs, improved services, and information.
United Health Group UnitedHealth Group Business Overviewfinance3
UnitedHealth Group is a diversified healthcare company serving 52 million Americans. It has three core competencies: advanced technology, healthcare data and informatics, and care facilitation. It operates discrete businesses focused on specific market segments. It invests over $2.2 billion annually in technology, research, and development. It enhances access to services, leverages buying power for affordability, and provides support to access and manage care. It applies technology to streamline administration, drive quality and consistency, and speed interactions. It gathers and shares data to enable analyses and provide tools to monitor utilization and costs. It has experienced strong financial performance with revenue, earnings per share, and stock appreciation growing significantly over 15 years.
This document discusses person-centered healthcare and how technology can enable it. It argues that healthcare should be centered around both the patient and the human workforce. It advocates for IT systems that support patient-centric models of care and help improve communication between healthcare workers. The goal is to use technology to shift more care to the home and community to improve quality of life while lowering costs.
This presentations provides guidance on the necessary steps needed to build a sustainable health information exchange. For more information, please see the contact information on the final slide.
Standards and Interoperability - Connected HealthcarePankaj Vaish
The document summarizes a presentation on connected healthcare in a hybrid environment. It discusses common problems in healthcare like rising costs and an aging population. It promotes patient-centric integrated care enabled by technology and standards. The presentation outlines Religare Technologies' connected care solutions like remote patient monitoring, telemedicine, and a 24/7 doctor helpline. Interoperability, security, and privacy are key to adopting integrated healthcare models.
Passport is a privately held company founded in 1996 that provides patient access and payment certainty solutions. It serves over 2,300 hospitals, 8,600 physicians and clinics, and has over 87,000 active monthly users. Passport's software integrates with over 900 hospital information systems and processes over 300 million annual transactions between payers, patients, and providers. The document provides an overview of Passport's business units, clients, leadership team, and milestones.
This document provides directions for ICT research in disease prevention. It discusses using ICT to enable citizens to be co-producers of their own health by providing health information, knowledge, and decision support. This includes developing personal guidance systems that integrate data, information, and knowledge from various sources to support citizens in preventing diseases through lifestyle choices and navigation of their healthy life trajectory. The document also discusses characterizing different types of medical knowledge and how decision support can draw on evidence to provide citizens information on reducing disease risk through behaviors like diet, exercise, and limiting risk factors.
Saiful hidayat perkembangan e health dalam dunia kefarmasian i stnSaiful Hidayat
This document discusses e-health trends and solutions in Indonesia. It begins by outlining the digital transformation occurring globally and how health is also going digital. Current e-health solutions in Indonesia are described as fragmented and lacking integration and standardization. The expectations of e-health include improving interactions between stakeholders like hospitals, pharmacies, insurers and the government. Successful e-health implementation requires strong leadership, acceptance of technology by medical staff, standardized processes, and integrated solutions that meet business and technical requirements.
The document discusses two different architectures - the current architecture and a goal state architecture. The current architecture lacks integration between different care settings. The goal state architecture aims to improve integration through a shared patient record, standardized clinical data exchange, and defined care pathways that can manage patient cases across different care settings. It outlines strategies like enabling integrated healthcare services, adopting health infocomm technologies, and connecting core health systems to support the goal state architecture.
The document discusses the need for standardization and interoperability in electronic patient record (EPR) development. It notes that healthcare currently falls short in several quality metrics like safety, effectiveness, efficiency, and being patient-centered. The document outlines meaningful EHR functionalities that can help enable high quality healthcare like structured documentation, clinical decision support, and healthcare information exchange. It also discusses the challenges of language and terminology standards for EPRs to allow effective information sharing and translation across systems.
We are a global innovation firm that helps leading companies create meaningful products and experiences through a multidisciplinary process of discovery, ideation, and impact. The document discusses insights revealed through deep consumer research and how emerging technologies can be leveraged to define new product concepts and inspire organizations. It also provides examples of how various digital health products and services have been created to promote well-being, build trust in the healthcare system, and empower individuals to take ownership of their health.
Mr. Gary Needle, Director of Methods
- Quality control system
- Incentives and sanctions used
- Public and private workin side by side for high standard services.
This document discusses healthcare innovation and its role in sustaining regional healthcare systems, using Andalusia, Spain as a case study. It summarizes that Andalusia has implemented an electronic health record system called Diraya that integrates patient data across primary care, hospitals, and pharmacies. Diraya has led to benefits like improved patient safety, time savings for doctors and patients, cost reductions from fewer repeat visits and tests, and increased efficiency in scheduling appointments. Analysis shows the cumulative economic benefits of Diraya have exceeded costs since its implementation.
Conditional Coverage. Access with evidence development. Leonor Varela.HTAi Bilbao 2012
This document summarizes a methodology for conducting post-introduction observation of health care technologies after they receive coverage. It outlines a conditional coverage framework where technologies with uncertainties may receive reimbursement but only under special follow-up conditions. The methodology was developed by Spanish HTA experts and involves prioritizing technologies for observation, collecting real-world data, and improving health care management based on the results. The goal is to resolve uncertainties about appropriate use and best practices in daily clinical settings.
Everyone is accountable and expected to protect health information. The circle is large and encompasses many different organizations. Patient data is protected for a reason. Let’s look at some brief reminders:
Overview of Meaningful Use, Stage One. Presented to Georgetown's Health Information System's class on 4/14//11. Only difference from previous lectures is the addition of slides on adoption sentiment.
The document provides a summary of recent healthcare regulatory and legal developments. It discusses:
1) A federal court case that reversed a $44 million jury verdict for Stark Law violations and provided guidance on assessing such violations.
2) A CMS final rule that requires the use of NPI numbers on Medicare claims and enrollment applications.
3) CMS' posting of proposed Stage 2 meaningful use clinical quality measures for eligible professionals and hospitals.
This document discusses requirements for different types of medical claims in Europe. It outlines the categories of food supplements, cosmetics, medical devices, and pharmaceuticals. For each category it provides details on the applicable EU regulations and requirements regarding health claims, quality systems that must be implemented, technical documentation that must be submitted, and whether pre-market notification or post-market surveillance is needed. It also discusses definitions of medical devices, classification of devices into Classes I to III, and the market authorization process required for each class.
Material de (1) la conferencia “La E-Salud en mundo global” realizada el 17 de febrero de 2.012 por el Sr. Joan Cornet, Presidente Ejecutivo de la Fundación TicSalud (1er ciclo de conferencias en el ámbito TIC-Salud organizado por las Escuelas Universitarias de Informática y de Enfermería con la colaboración de la Fundación Tic-Salud, en el marco del Máster Oficial en Gestión de la Información y el Conocimiento en el Ámbito de la Salud)
La ciencia y la tecnología no tienen fronteras en un mundo global en el que están apareciendo innovaciones por todas partes. La eSalud tiene por vocación dar mejores servicios en el seno de los sistemas de salud. A pesar de las diferencias culturales, lingüísticas y de práctica de la medicina, el ser humano y la salud se convierten en lo mismo en todas partes. Las nuevas tecnologías permiten la comunicación rápida, la compartición de experiencias, el aprendizaje de las mejores prácticas y el contraste de resultados. Por eso la implementación de procesos de eSalud es un fenómeno de alcance local, pero su éxito depende del conocimiento global. Es por ello que cada vez hay más redes y organizaciones que facilitan la transferencia de conocimiento y el compilado de las mejores prácticas. El reto, pues, tanto para las organizaciones sanitarias como para las universidades y empresas innovadoras es lograr que las TICs, una vez probadas y homologadas, sean implementadas en los servicios de salud. Todo un reto tecnológico, legal, ético y financiero.
La conferencia fue impartida por el Sr. Joan Cornet, Presidente Ejecutivo de la Fundación TicSalud. El Sr. Cornet es Ingeniero técnico y Licenciado en psicología. A lo largo de su dilatada experiencia profesional, ha ocupado los cargos de Presidente Consorcio Hospitalario de Cataluña, Vicepresidente de la Federación de Municipios de Cataluña y Coordinador de la Comisión de Sanidad y Servicios Sociales de la FEMP, alto funcionario en la Comisión Europea , y Secretario General del Departamento de Salud de la Generalitat de Catalunya. En septiembre 2005 el Gobierno le encargó la puesta en marcha de la Bioregión de Cataluña y desde Enero 2007 por encargo del Departamento de Salud está al frente de la Fundación TicSalut.
MEDICA MEDIA FORUM
„ePatient/Health 2.0: Schlüsselfaktor für neue, zukunftsfähige Geschäftsmodelle der Life Sciences Industrie“
Impulsreferat von Matthias Wartenberg, Executive Director Advisory Service LifeScience, Ernst & Young, Eschborn
Indian Healthcare Sector report meg strat consultingRahul Arora
The Indian healthcare industry is highly fragmented and dominated by private players. It is expected to grow at 24.1% annually until 2020, fueled by investments from hospital chains and private equity firms. Demand will rise exponentially due to demographics, lifestyle diseases, incomes, and health insurance. However, India's current infrastructure cannot meet this demand. The private sector is expected to contribute 80-85% of the $86 billion required investment until 2025. The industry offers opportunities to expand infrastructure, though challenges around quality and access remain. Government support will be important for overall development.
Saiful Hidayat : Improving Hospital Quality of Service Thru Implementing “E...Saiful Hidayat
Adalah Presentasi Saya pada acara Seminar Nasional "Hospital Service to win all"..... yang diselenggarakan di Bali - Hotel Ayodya Tanggal 26 dan 27 Juli 2011,
OPT for RAFT - Touro College of Pharmacy - 28 October 2011OPTforRAFT
This document provides information about postgraduate training opportunities for pharmacists after completing a PharmD degree. It discusses residency and fellowship programs, with a focus on the Residency and Fellowship Toolkit (RAFT). RAFT was prepared by a biopharmaceutical fellowship team and covers topics like career planning, different pharmacy career paths, opportunities in industry, and what a day in the life of medical affairs professionals looks like. The document also provides an overview of the roles and responsibilities for clinical research pharmacists.
The impact of eHealth on Healthcare Professionals and Organisations: e-health and Healthcare Organization. Piqué J. eHealth week 2010 (Barcelona: CCIB Convention Centre; 2010)
Strengthening health systems for equitable eye careSandeep Buttan
This document discusses priorities for strengthening eye care in India within the broader context of health systems. It argues that eye care needs to move beyond a vertical, disease-specific approach and integrate within health systems to address wider determinants of health and maximize synergies. A systems approach is needed that focuses on governance, human resources, infrastructure, service delivery, community involvement and cross-cutting issues like equity and sustainability. International agencies should support this transition by advocating for policies, allocating resources, developing human capital, fostering partnerships and generating evidence on the benefits of systems-level interventions for eye and overall health.
Tempo Participacoes is a Brazilian healthcare administration company with several business units including healthcare administration, dental HMO, and assistance services. It has grown organically and through 10 acquisitions since 2000. Recent acquisitions in the last 12 months include USS Assistance, Associl, Med-Lar, Oraltech, and Odonto Empresa, totaling R$250 million invested. Tempo integrated the USS acquisition within 6 months, realizing synergies of R$14 million in fixed costs and R$8.2 million in operational efficiencies. In November 2007, Tempo conducted an IPO on the Novo Mercado listing R$419.765 million in shares.
Tempo Participaçoes reported financial results for 4Q07 and FY2007. Net revenue grew 26.9% in 4Q07 and 16.8% for FY2007. EBITDA grew 198.6% in 4Q07 and 46.3% for FY2007 with margins expanding. The company completed five acquisitions in the last 12 months for R$250 million total invested. Tempo went public listing on Novo Mercado and raised R$419.8 million in its IPO.
Biocat coordinates and promotes the biotechnology sector in Catalonia, focusing on adding value to research and consolidating biotechnology as an economic sector. BioWin is the health cluster of Wallonia that aims to foster innovation, human capital, infrastructure, and international promotion of SMEs. Euromediag stimulates synergy in the medical diagnostics sector in southern France through its network of over 70 partners from education, research, industry, healthcare, and government. LifeScience Klaster Krakow's medical diagnostics working group involves 27 organizations in research, services, and promotion related to molecular diagnostics, imaging, and biomarkers.
Beyond EHR - Achieving Operational Efficiency Callum Bir
Callum Bir
IBC Asia 3rd Asia EHR Conference in held in Singapore November 2011
Callum chaired the workshop for the day with guests speakers from Singapore MOHH, HL7, etc.
This document discusses corporate responsibilities for the right to health. It outlines how businesses are expected to respect human rights and not be complicit in human rights abuses according to the UN Global Compact. It also discusses how the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights establish the right to health. The document argues that applied corporate responsibility for access to medicines can save lives, position companies as part of the solution to social issues, and enhance employee motivation and attraction for partnerships.
Boosting drug development through public private partnerships (Laverty OECD P...Per Koch
Presentation from the conference Science diplomacy in action Governance for international science co-operation: the example of Health Research 11-12 February, 2013, arranged by the French and British embassies as a follow up to the OECD STIG project, see http://beyondstig.oecd.org
The integrated and interactive mHealth solutions provided by IMI Health AG technology facilitate remote monitoring, self-empowerment, secure long-term data storage, and a range of supporting applications and hardware devices. This helps create wellness management at your fingertips. As populations age and medical costs rise, remote monitoring is vital for stretching limited healthcare resources. IMI has developed an integrated framework using sensors, software, and data analysis to remotely monitor health and empower prevention.
Wragge & Co Mobile Healthcare Industry Summit 2012 Bleddyn Rees3GDR
The document discusses creating permanent mobile health ecosystems. It describes the European Connected Health Alliance as promoting the widespread adoption of connected health devices and services. The Alliance sets up ecosystems to deploy connected health solutions across regions by transferring best practices. Barriers to adoption include complexity, interoperability issues, lack of evidence, and regulatory concerns. The Alliance's ecosystems aim to address these barriers by developing networks focused on integrating healthcare as an investment. Successful business models include managed service models where providers supply services rather than just equipment. The conclusion emphasizes the need for a supportive legal framework and better public education on connected health.
Pharmaceutical and Regulatory Services GmbH provides complete regulatory services including dossier creation and maintenance, applications, and consulting across medicinal products, medical devices, food and nutrition, and cosmetics. They offer a one-stop-shop for national and international projects through their experienced staff and high quality electronic dossiers. Their services simplify regulatory work from start to finish through individual solutions and efficient support of marketing authorization projects.
The document proposes restructuring the Malaysian health system to create a unified public-private integrated health system called "1Care". Key elements of the proposed model include:
1) Universal coverage through 1Care which integrates public and private providers and services.
2) Autonomous healthcare regions and providers with more flexibility in management and performance-based payments.
3) Shift to primary care-centered system with registered primary care providers acting as gatekeepers and referrers to hospitals.
4) Harmonization of public and private human resources and incentives to address shortages and performance.
Grainne Flynn was diagnosed with diabetes in 1993 and began her journey of diabetes education and peer support that empowered her as a patient. She became involved in diabetes advocacy as a blogger, event organizer, and support group facilitator. Through education, family and peer support online and in support groups, she felt empowered in managing her diabetes.
This document outlines a modified diabetes care model called the Portsmouth Model or "Super Six." It describes the different patient populations and types of care provided at the hospital, primary care, and diabetes support team levels. The hospital team focuses on acute, pregnancy/pre-pregnancy, active foot disease, advancing CKD/RRT, type 1 diabetes including insulin pumps, and complex type 2 diabetes patients. Primary care manages those at risk of diabetes, with controlled type 2 diabetes, and uncontrolled type 2 diabetes with guidelines. The diabetes support team cares for uncontrolled type 2 diabetes patients and type 1 patients who do not attend appointments are invited to an online community. Patient numbers are provided for each group.
Gerald Tomkin , Director of the Diabetes Institute Beacon HospitalInvestnet
This document summarizes a presentation on diabetes, atherosclerosis, and cholesterol. It discusses how diabetes increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality. It notes that achieving lipid targets substantially reduces cardiovascular risk, but that target achievement is still uncommon. New therapies that inhibit microsomal triglyceride transfer protein, apolipoprotein C3, proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9, and other targets may help lower lipids and reduce risk, but require further study of long-term safety and efficacy. The need to more intensively reduce risk factors to further lower cardiovascular event rates is emphasized.
Dr. Ronan Canavan , Clinical lead of the National Clinical Programme for Diab...Investnet
Ronan Canavan, a consultant endocrinologist, gave a presentation at the Future Health Summit on designing better diabetes care. The presentation discussed standards, an integrated care model, retinopathy screening and treatment, podiatry, education, and paediatrics. It reviewed a 1999 model of diabetes care and discussed progress made in the last 5 years, including establishing a clinical diabetes program, retinal screening, developing a model of care for diabetic foot care, and integrated diabetes nurse specialists. The presentation concluded by discussing how Ireland can be the best in areas like prevention, technology, and education.
This document presents information on CliniBridge, a behavioral analysis software platform for clinicians that is integrated with a mobile platform for patients and caregivers. The platforms were pilot tested with Sussex Community NHS Trust and aimed to 1) avoid patient relapses and readmissions to meet funding targets, 2) allow patients to self-manage for improved outcomes, 3) increase the effectiveness of therapy, and 4) use silent data and intervention systems. The platforms were presented by Dervilla O'Brien, Managing Director and Co-Founder of CliniBridge.
The document describes an app developed by Dr. Malcolm R. Kell and colleagues to help breast cancer survivors focus on physical activity, diet, and reducing their body mass index (BMI) after treatment. The free app allows users to select an exercise intensity, see how much exercise is needed over 10 weeks to lower BMI by 10%, update their BMI, and access simple recipes to support a healthy diet for weight loss. The goal is to provide breast cancer survivors a simple tool to promote healthy living and improved survivorship after breast cancer.
Serious problems require serious solutions. Alcohol misuse costs €57 billion annually and only 1 in 9 people who misuse alcohol receive treatment. A smartphone and web-based platform is proposed as an innovative, user-friendly, evidence-based, and cheaper way to provide personalized treatment at scale. The platform utilizes computerized cognitive behavioral therapy and text messaging, which studies have shown can be effective in treating alcohol misuse. It seeks to revolutionize the UK addiction treatment market and plans clinical trials in Ireland and the UK in 2016 before rolling out more broadly in Europe and the US.
Dr. Robert Kelly discusses pressures facing the Irish health system including resources, costs, quality, and efficiency. Barriers include doctors' limited time and resources, and patients' issues with access, time, mobility and costs. Telemedicine can help overcome these barriers by giving patients more convenient lower-cost access supported by information to high-quality care. VideoDoc is an Irish telemedicine platform provider that operates a virtual clinic model and enables doctors to integrate the platform into their practices to develop telemedicine solutions for patients. The platform aims to improve healthcare experiences and outcomes at affordable costs through more engaged patients.
Cathal Brennan , Medical Device Assessor- Human Products Authorisation and Re...Investnet
This document discusses the regulation of standalone software as a medical device. It begins by defining standalone software and noting the EU directive that amended the definition of a medical device to include software intended for medical purposes. It then covers how to qualify standalone software as a medical device and classify it. The document reviews essential requirements, harmonized standards, conformity assessment procedures including CE marking, and registration requirements. It provides advice for manufacturers on ensuring compliance and for users on reporting issues. The role of the Irish regulator HPRA in providing guidance and conducting oversight is also discussed.
This document summarizes the effects of digital distraction on human behavior and brain function. It notes that people now spend 2-3 times as much time online as a decade ago and most check social media daily and switch between devices over 20 times an hour. This constant connectivity is changing how our brain functions, shortening attention spans and affecting memory. The ability to stay focused without distraction has become a rare "superpower." However, the document also sees opportunities to make sense of data and provide tips to use technology in a supportive rather than substitutive way.
1) The document discusses using neuroimaging and machine learning to detect dementia earlier by predicting which patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) will progress to dementia within a year.
2) The researchers have developed a model that can predict MCI to dementia progression with 75% accuracy by analyzing brain MRIs.
3) They are working to improve their model's accuracy and to predict the biological brain age and time to dementia for patients.
Keregen Therapeutics is a UK-based early stage drug discovery and development company focused on developing precision medicines for Parkinson's Disease. They were founded in 2015 and are operating out of University College London and Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst. Keregen is developing first-in-class small molecule activators of the Nrf2 pathway as a disease-modifying treatment for Parkinson's with the goal of a safer oral therapy that can be taken once daily. The company has participated in accelerator programs, secured initial funding, hired new employees, and aligned with academia to access resources and personnel as they progress their lead candidate towards clinical trials.
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Darren Cunningham, CEO of Inflection Bio, presented an overview of the company's mission to develop new cancer treatments by targeting the PIM kinase pathway. Inflection Bio has a pipeline of targeted therapeutics for cancers like multiple myeloma, NSCLC, and hematological malignancies. Its lead candidates inhibit both PIM and PI3K/mTOR to address resistance to existing therapies. The company utilizes a network of research collaborators and has raised €2.2 million to advance its preclinical programs, with the goal of securing partners after Phase I trials.
This document discusses developing more effective drug delivery systems for treating blindness linked to diabetes or aging. It describes Phision Therapeutics' work on developing novel small molecule drugs and biodegradable microcapsule formulations for sustained drug release over 4-6 months via microneedles, as an alternative to frequent eye injections. The founders aim to commercialize this technology to reduce the burden of treatment for patients and clinicians.
This document describes the development of the BraineyApp, a mobile application created by Niamh Malone to help with self-recovery and rehabilitation following acquired brain injuries like stroke or traumatic brain injury. The app provides a personalized recovery journey broken into weekly and monthly goals. It underwent user testing and focus groups. Funding is being sought to further develop prototypes with input from medical experts and technology companies to expand the app's reach and features to support recovery from various neurological conditions and surgeries.
Toby Basey-Fisher , CEO, Co Founder, Eva DiagnosticsInvestnet
Evadiagnostics provides a smart health solution that offers immediate blood testing and actionable patient information to help with triaging. Their clinically validated platform technology connects devices, software, and data to improve patient care through better planning and quality of care driven by new data insights. They were recently recognized as European winners for their award-winning team and significant health economic impact through health solutions that improve patient outcomes.
Ena Prosser, Fountain Healthcare PartnersInvestnet
This document summarizes information about a life sciences venture capital partnership. They have €170 million under management across two funds and invest in companies seeking €8-10 million or more that have large market potential and an acceptable level of risk. Their team includes experts across clinical, commercial, IP, manufacturing and legal areas. They take an active role in their investments and want to connect early with companies that have strong teams critical to success.
Raglan Capital is an investment firm based in Dublin that develops investment opportunities by identifying and sourcing proprietary projects. In recent years it has raised over $500 million for ventures in sectors like oil and gas, financial technology, online gaming, medtech, and life sciences. One of Raglan's recent successes was instrumental in the formation of Amryt Pharma, a rare disease drug company that listed on the London AIM exchange in April 2016 with a market capitalization of $50 million and $20 million in cash.
Academic institutions in Ireland are driving support and innovation in several ways:
1) Through technology transfer offices and innovation centers that work directly with industry to identify needs and fund applied research projects to develop solutions.
2) By establishing research centers organized around key industry sectors like food and agriculture that are jointly funded and driven by partnerships between academia and industry.
3) By offering degree programs, facilities, expertise and other resources to support industry-identified priorities and challenges in areas like biomedical technologies and brewing/distilling.
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These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a simplified look into the mechanisms involved in the regulation of respiration:
Learning objectives:
1. Describe the organisation of respiratory center
2. Describe the nervous control of inspiration and respiratory rhythm
3. Describe the functions of the dorsal and respiratory groups of neurons
4. Describe the influences of the Pneumotaxic and Apneustic centers
5. Explain the role of Hering-Breur inflation reflex in regulation of inspiration
6. Explain the role of central chemoreceptors in regulation of respiration
7. Explain the role of peripheral chemoreceptors in regulation of respiration
8. Explain the regulation of respiration during exercise
9. Integrate the respiratory regulatory mechanisms
10. Describe the Cheyne-Stokes breathing
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2. Chapter 36, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
3. Chapter 13, Human Physiology by Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
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Muktapishti is a traditional Ayurvedic preparation made from Shoditha Mukta (Purified Pearl), is believed to help regulate thyroid function and reduce symptoms of hyperthyroidism due to its cooling and balancing properties. Clinical evidence on its efficacy remains limited, necessitating further research to validate its therapeutic benefits.
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Hiranandani Hospital in Powai, Mumbai, is a premier healthcare institution that has been serving the community with exceptional medical care since its establishment. As a part of the renowned Hiranandani Group, the hospital is committed to delivering world-class healthcare services across a wide range of specialties, including kidney transplantation. With its state-of-the-art facilities, advanced medical technology, and a team of highly skilled healthcare professionals, Hiranandani Hospital has earned a reputation as a trusted name in the healthcare industry. The hospital's patient-centric approach, coupled with its focus on innovation and excellence, ensures that patients receive the highest standard of care in a compassionate and supportive environment.
Local Advanced Lung Cancer: Artificial Intelligence, Synergetics, Complex Sys...Oleg Kshivets
Overall life span (LS) was 1671.7±1721.6 days and cumulative 5YS reached 62.4%, 10 years – 50.4%, 20 years – 44.6%. 94 LCP lived more than 5 years without cancer (LS=2958.6±1723.6 days), 22 – more than 10 years (LS=5571±1841.8 days). 67 LCP died because of LC (LS=471.9±344 days). AT significantly improved 5YS (68% vs. 53.7%) (P=0.028 by log-rank test). Cox modeling displayed that 5YS of LCP significantly depended on: N0-N12, T3-4, blood cell circuit, cell ratio factors (ratio between cancer cells-CC and blood cells subpopulations), LC cell dynamics, recalcification time, heparin tolerance, prothrombin index, protein, AT, procedure type (P=0.000-0.031). Neural networks, genetic algorithm selection and bootstrap simulation revealed relationships between 5YS and N0-12 (rank=1), thrombocytes/CC (rank=2), segmented neutrophils/CC (3), eosinophils/CC (4), erythrocytes/CC (5), healthy cells/CC (6), lymphocytes/CC (7), stick neutrophils/CC (8), leucocytes/CC (9), monocytes/CC (10). Correct prediction of 5YS was 100% by neural networks computing (error=0.000; area under ROC curve=1.0).
1. Com prehensive
ser vice solutions
for the healthcare 22nd March –
National Hea
lthca re Conferenc
e , Dublin
industry
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2. Your quality of life today?
What defines your experience of the National Healthcare
Conference?
Transport to Hostesses at Quality of
conference center welcome desk coffee and food
Qualified
professionals
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3. Quality of Daily Life in a Health Care Facility
What defines a hospital experience?
Guest Food and - Central call center
services nutrition - Patient transport
Medical treatment
- Sterilization
- Clinical Technology
Management Cleaning/Laundry
- Laboratory services
Facilities management:
building and technical
maintenance
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4. A STRATEGIC OUTLOOK
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5. Health care market challenges
Political
factors
Demographic
factors Economic
Supply of Care factors
Patterns
(healthcare
of disease
systems) Technological
factors
Social/societal
factors Demand for Care Availability of
qualified labor
Patient (population)
consumerism
While health care costs
significantly rising
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6. How to provide more while controlling costs?
Partnering with an industry expert,
who allows you to focus on your core business
while they take care of the rest.
A strategic, value-added and trusted partner
to make a positive impact on
business performance.
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7. Understanding specific challenges…
The 4 challenges of the health care market
Increasing Competing
chronic diseases to attract/retain
and complex treatments best clinical staff
Rising costs,
Increasing
reduced reimbursements
patient consumerism mean decreasing margins
Hospitals are under pressure to deliver more while controlling costs
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8. … and strategic priorities of health care institutions
" To reduce costs
and balance my budget "
" To increase quality
and safety "
" To be one of my country’s
top ten Hospitals "
" To be rated as
an excellent employer "
" To develop an international
reputation "
Specific challenges that require customized solutions
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9. A VALUE-ADDED APPROACH
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10. How a strategic partner can support health care
performance
Increasing Improving Improving Building Developing Reducing
efficiency and patient nursing hospital new revenue cost and
productivity satisfaction motivation reputation streams balancing
and retention to be the best budget
provider of
quality of care
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11. The route to costumized solutions
Deep Diagnosis of current szenario
Full & joint understanding of outcomes
Solution design Design
Design
Standardization
Comprehensive
Manage management
Services to users
Commitments on
Support services for
Deliver results and total cost
client processes
Technical support for
equipment and infrastructures
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12. Optimizing health care institutions’ performance
Improving the 3 key assets of an organization…
Increased Enhanced Improved
people satisfaction, process quality, Infrastructure
motivation and efficiency and and equipment
effectiveness productivity utilization, reliability
and safety
Positively impacting financial and operational performance
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13. Delivering tangible results and benefits
Examples of outcomes
Increased staff satisfaction Increased patient / visitor
and motivation satisfaction
People
Heightened occupant Enhanced staff
comfort Productivity
Reduced absenteeism Ensured regulatory
and staff turnover compliance
Process
Increased process quality Lowered operating costs
and effectiveness
Reduced carbon, energy, Maintained assets
Infrastructure water and waste footprint functionality and safety
and equipment
Extended life of physical Lowered capital
assets expenditure
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14. Sodexo provides high-impact solutions for
hospital performance
Retail management
Generic services
Patient feeding
Sterilization services
Healthcare Cafeteria
Laboratory services specific services Gift Shop/retail
Biomedical cleaning Facility Management/
Hospital Core Engineering
Bed management
Activities Mail services
Clinical technology
management Linen and laundry
Logistics Office cleaning
(patient, materials)
Guest hotel
Service assistants
Clerical staff
Direct and immediate impact on client ’s
business continuity
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15. German Heart Institute Berlin, Germany
CHALLENGES
• Reinforce international • Retain and attract elite medical staff
RESULTS • Generate cost effiency
reputation for excellence • Attract patients from around the world
SODEXO’S HIGH-IMPACT SOLUTION
• More than 20 strategic Including core activity services such • A long-term partnership with
services from patient as sterilization where quality is a shared common vision
transport critical
to technical maintenance
MEASURABLE RESULTS
• Highest medical standards • Improved hospital experience • Reduced operating costs
90% patients transported Guest house 100% booked Over €250K savings in transport
in < 5 min., serving 1,000 international and sterilization services
5,000 boxes of surgical guests per year 52% savings in bed management
instruments sterilized a week Internal call center for all staff members 10% savings in technical
Compliance: KTQ certification and to manage their requests efficiently maintenance
Moody ISO 9001 certification for
process
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16. German Heart Institute Berlin, Germany
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17. A TRUSTED PARTNER
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18. Sodexo is a world leader in Quality of Daily Life
Solutions
€15.3 bn REVENUES
380,000 EMPLOYEES
34,000 ON SITES
80 IN COUNTRIES
SERVING 50 million CONSUMERS DAILY
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19. Sodexo in the health care industry
World
leader
in
Q uality
4,30060,000 80 40
o f Daily
health care institutions health care
expert employees
countries
worlwide
year’s
experience
Life
So lutions solutions for improved hospital
High-impact
performance
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20. Why Sodexo?
An international High-impact Tangible results A long-term A strategic,
network of solutions that linked to clients’ vision value-added
health care contribute to strategic priorities and trusted
specialists hospital partner
performance
The #1 service provider to health care institutions
worldwide
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21. T hank yo u !
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22. For more information
Please contact
Name Jens Knoblich
Email jens.knoblich@zehnacker.de
Telephone +49 30 45290 195
www.sodexo.com
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