Lynda Brown-Ganzert, Curatio Patient Communities: How AI is Transforming the Patient Experience

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Rare International Dialogue (Friday, May 10, 2019) Patient Communities: How AI is Transforming the Patient Experience - Lynda Brown-Ganzert, Curatio

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Transforming the Patient Experience

HOW WE HELP
PRIVATE SOCIAL NETWORKS
AI & MATCHMAKING
TECHNOLOGIES
CONNECT, EMPOWER,
UNDERSTAND
PRIVACY & REGULATORY
COMPLIANT
85+ COUNTRIES, 4 LANGUAGES

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Clinical care accounts for 10%of health outcome drivers
90%driven by social, economic, and environmental factors
THE CHALLENGE

THE PROMISE OF AI
• WHAT ARE THE QUESTIONS WE WANT TO
ANSWER?
• WHAT DATA WILL BE GATHERED?
• HOW CAN ALGORITHMS BE USED TO PROCESS?
• WHAT CAN WE LEARN FASTER AND DEEPER?

A SOCIAL APPROACH TO AI…
PATIENT NEED? MEANINGFUL
INSIGHTS
PERSONALIZE
AND
EMPOWER?

MEET MARY
MOBILE FIRST PERSONALIZED
PRIVACY PROTECTED SOCIAL SUPPORT

SEEING THE WHOLE
•  Peer support
•  Isolation and stigma
•  Navigation
•  Micro-crowd sourcing

THE MOBILE SOCIAL WORLD
5Bof the world’s population have a mobile phone
95.1% of active Facebook users
accessed via a mobile device
1500X an average user picks up their phone

CURATIO’S CLINICAL EVIDENCE
Published, peer-reviewed clinical
evidence shows:
ü  Above average engagement
(4 to 40 minutes)
ü  Visiting up to 10x per day
ü  Improved quality of life, wellbeing,
psychosocial, adherence and
self-management
Improved health
behaviors/adherence
Increased interest in
self-management
Improved social
integration
75%
of users
80%
of users
71%
of users

OTHER EXAMPLES
• Support patient navigators (Sarah Cannon – HCA Cancer Care Network)
• Clinical trial recruitment and personalization
• Gathering RWE to determine benefits/risks (Roche-Flatiron)
• DIY Diagnostics (Molescope, Dip.io urinalysis)
• Personalized Care Pathways

✓  Used in 85 countries, 4 languages
✓  Unique social private peer networks
✓  Privacy compliant (HIPAA, PIPEDA, GDPR)
✓  Build trusted patient relationships
✓  Evidence and data insights
✓  API for easy integration
✓  Scalable patient research
THE CURATIO PLATFORM

lynda@curatio.me
+1-604-340-7997
www.curatio.me
LYNDA BROWN-GANZERT
CEO
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Lynda Brown-Ganzert, Curatio Patient Communities: How AI is Transforming the Patient Experience

1. Your Social Plugin Transforming the Patient Experience

2. HOW WE HELP PRIVATE SOCIAL NETWORKS AI & MATCHMAKING TECHNOLOGIES CONNECT, EMPOWER, UNDERSTAND PRIVACY & REGULATORY COMPLIANT 85+ COUNTRIES, 4 LANGUAGES

3. 3 Clinical care accounts for 10%of health outcome drivers 90%driven by social, economic, and environmental factors THE CHALLENGE

4. THE PROMISE OF AI • WHAT ARE THE QUESTIONS WE WANT TO ANSWER? • WHAT DATA WILL BE GATHERED? • HOW CAN ALGORITHMS BE USED TO PROCESS? • WHAT CAN WE LEARN FASTER AND DEEPER?

5. A SOCIAL APPROACH TO AI… PATIENT NEED? MEANINGFUL INSIGHTS PERSONALIZE AND EMPOWER?

6. MEET MARY MOBILE FIRST PERSONALIZED PRIVACY PROTECTED SOCIAL SUPPORT

7. SEEING THE WHOLE •  Peer support •  Isolation and stigma •  Navigation •  Micro-crowd sourcing

8. THE MOBILE SOCIAL WORLD 5Bof the world’s population have a mobile phone 95.1% of active Facebook users accessed via a mobile device 1500X an average user picks up their phone

9. CURATIO’S CLINICAL EVIDENCE Published, peer-reviewed clinical evidence shows: ü  Above average engagement (4 to 40 minutes) ü  Visiting up to 10x per day ü  Improved quality of life, wellbeing, psychosocial, adherence and self-management Improved health behaviors/adherence Increased interest in self-management Improved social integration 75% of users 80% of users 71% of users

10. OTHER EXAMPLES • Support patient navigators (Sarah Cannon – HCA Cancer Care Network) • Clinical trial recruitment and personalization • Gathering RWE to determine benefits/risks (Roche-Flatiron) • DIY Diagnostics (Molescope, Dip.io urinalysis) • Personalized Care Pathways

11. ✓  Used in 85 countries, 4 languages ✓  Unique social private peer networks ✓  Privacy compliant (HIPAA, PIPEDA, GDPR) ✓  Build trusted patient relationships ✓  Evidence and data insights ✓  API for easy integration ✓  Scalable patient research THE CURATIO PLATFORM

12. lynda@curatio.me +1-604-340-7997 www.curatio.me LYNDA BROWN-GANZERT CEO 12

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