MYPHR.NET
Improves communication between family and healthcare workers
Helps make better clinical decisions and improve family health
Help improve memory of family health and builds a mobile life-long health record
June 6, 2014
Calvin Pert, President CEO of the Hugh IGC
cpert@hugh-igc.com
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
Introduction
Calvin Pert
• Owner and CEO of Hugh Investment Group Corporation. A small
Canadian company specializing in managing risk in information
technology investments, in start-ups and healthcare.
• 35 years in IT on projects up to $40 million for healthcare facilities,
regions and provinces in Canada, and Ministry of Health Belize.
Inspiration
• The near impossible quest for Longitudinal Health Record (LHR), the
key to better care and decision making
• The rapid growth of use and mobile devices and apps in developing
countries
• The fast approaching MDG deadline
• A need for an non-jurisdictional and creative solution to improve family
health
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
myPHR.net
Spouse
Dad Mom
Grand
Mom
Step Dad
Sister
Sister
Brother
You
Daughter
Private and secure social network of
family and day-to-day caregivers
Family
Doctor
Pharmacist
Community
Health
Worker
Insurance
Companies
Specialist
ER Doctor
Dentist
That improves communication
between family and healthcare
workers
Official
Health
Records
Encounter
Official
Health
Records
Official
Health
Records
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
What is a family health record
Families find ways to keep track and carry their own information outside
institutions
• What healthcare worker says
• Things that happened at birth
• Results of health screenings or test
• Names, service, contact information healthcare workers
• Public health events (clinics, education, home inspections, stress, etc.)
• Treatment and procedure schedules and instructions
• Immunization records and schedules
• Their health profile (address, next of kin, allergies, reactions, blood types,
health conditions, etc.)
• Their medications and instructions, reactions, log, effectiveness
• Health events (ER, community health worker, clinic)
• General well being, vitals, diet and exercise
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
myPHR.net
Mom
Grand
Mom
Sister
Sister
You
Daughter
Your own secure and distinct health
record
Family
Doctor
Pharmacist
Community
Health
Worker
Insurance
Companies
Specialist
ER Doctor
Dentist
To help make better clinical decisions
and improve family health
Official
Health
Records
Decisions
Official
Health
Records
Official
Health
Records
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myPHR
myPHR
• Encounter diary
• Health diary
• Pictures
• Video
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
myPHR.net
Improves the mobility of health memory for families that is:
• Private, safe and secure
• Accessible and transportable when and where it is needed
• Shareable with other members of the family and caregivers
• Flexible and extremely easy to use
• Able to be affordable and sustained for many years
• Non-proprietary
If the PHR was mobile, individuals could
carry it from one caregiver to another
irrespective of geography, jurisdiction or
institution.
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
The myPHR.net difference
Simplicity and benefits
• The individual is the custodian of the data
• No integration with institutional systems
• Access is managed by the user and shared one-on-one only
• Leverages private social health networking technologies
• One data entry screen
• Platform is currently trusted by millions of websites and
features are supported by tens of thousands of developers
• Scaleable open-source business model
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
myPHR.net
Mom
Grand
Mom
Sister
Sister
You
Daughter
myPHR goes and grows with you
Family
Doctor
Pharmacist
Community
Health
Worker
Insurance
Companies
Specialist
ER Doctor
Dentist
Creating a life-long health record
Official
Health
Records
Periodic
Encounters
Official
Health
Records
Official
Health
Records
myPHR
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myPHR
myPHR
myPHR
• Your home town
• College and university
• Employment locations
• Seasonal residences
• Travel and vacation
Day-to-day Diary
• Allergies
• Immunization
• Conditions
• Diet
• Providers
• Diagnosis
• Exercise
• Hospital Visits
• Emergencies
• Medications
• Treatments
• Vitals
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
myPHR.net
Demo use cases
• As a breast cancer patient
• As a woman with a chronic disease
• As a woman between certain ages
• As a man between certain ages
• As a pharmacist
• As a mental patient
• As a caregiver for elderly man with a
chronic disease
• As a newborn
• As a person with an scheduled procedure
• Etc.
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
Click on the picture to go to the demo
myPHR.net Business Model
myPHR.net is no charge to the family.
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
Revenue Examples
Industrialized countries • Upgrades to premium services
• Donations for pre-paid subscriptions
(international employers)
• Advertising on main site
Developing nations • Government funding for programs
• Non-government agencies
• Individuals to upgrade to premium services
• Business investment (Telco, manufactures,
pharmaceuticals)
Aid agencies • Immunization
• Surveillance
• Women and family health
• Chronic and infectious disease
• Research and development
• Consulting
myPHR.net
Discussion
• Feedback, comments and challenges, especailly related to MDG
goals and Disease Management (DM)
• Help to validate MDG/DM use cases
• Support to grow the team, and an international organization to work or
partner with to continue the work
(C) 2014 the Hugh IGC

What is myPHR.net?

  • 1.
    MYPHR.NET Improves communication betweenfamily and healthcare workers Helps make better clinical decisions and improve family health Help improve memory of family health and builds a mobile life-long health record June 6, 2014 Calvin Pert, President CEO of the Hugh IGC cpert@hugh-igc.com (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 2.
    Introduction Calvin Pert • Ownerand CEO of Hugh Investment Group Corporation. A small Canadian company specializing in managing risk in information technology investments, in start-ups and healthcare. • 35 years in IT on projects up to $40 million for healthcare facilities, regions and provinces in Canada, and Ministry of Health Belize. Inspiration • The near impossible quest for Longitudinal Health Record (LHR), the key to better care and decision making • The rapid growth of use and mobile devices and apps in developing countries • The fast approaching MDG deadline • A need for an non-jurisdictional and creative solution to improve family health (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 3.
    myPHR.net Spouse Dad Mom Grand Mom Step Dad Sister Sister Brother You Daughter Privateand secure social network of family and day-to-day caregivers Family Doctor Pharmacist Community Health Worker Insurance Companies Specialist ER Doctor Dentist That improves communication between family and healthcare workers Official Health Records Encounter Official Health Records Official Health Records (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 4.
    What is afamily health record Families find ways to keep track and carry their own information outside institutions • What healthcare worker says • Things that happened at birth • Results of health screenings or test • Names, service, contact information healthcare workers • Public health events (clinics, education, home inspections, stress, etc.) • Treatment and procedure schedules and instructions • Immunization records and schedules • Their health profile (address, next of kin, allergies, reactions, blood types, health conditions, etc.) • Their medications and instructions, reactions, log, effectiveness • Health events (ER, community health worker, clinic) • General well being, vitals, diet and exercise (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 5.
    myPHR.net Mom Grand Mom Sister Sister You Daughter Your own secureand distinct health record Family Doctor Pharmacist Community Health Worker Insurance Companies Specialist ER Doctor Dentist To help make better clinical decisions and improve family health Official Health Records Decisions Official Health Records Official Health Records myPHR myPHR myPHR myPHR myPHR myPHR • Encounter diary • Health diary • Pictures • Video (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 6.
    myPHR.net Improves the mobilityof health memory for families that is: • Private, safe and secure • Accessible and transportable when and where it is needed • Shareable with other members of the family and caregivers • Flexible and extremely easy to use • Able to be affordable and sustained for many years • Non-proprietary If the PHR was mobile, individuals could carry it from one caregiver to another irrespective of geography, jurisdiction or institution. (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 7.
    The myPHR.net difference Simplicityand benefits • The individual is the custodian of the data • No integration with institutional systems • Access is managed by the user and shared one-on-one only • Leverages private social health networking technologies • One data entry screen • Platform is currently trusted by millions of websites and features are supported by tens of thousands of developers • Scaleable open-source business model (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 8.
    myPHR.net Mom Grand Mom Sister Sister You Daughter myPHR goes andgrows with you Family Doctor Pharmacist Community Health Worker Insurance Companies Specialist ER Doctor Dentist Creating a life-long health record Official Health Records Periodic Encounters Official Health Records Official Health Records myPHR myPHR myPHR myPHR myPHR myPHR • Your home town • College and university • Employment locations • Seasonal residences • Travel and vacation Day-to-day Diary • Allergies • Immunization • Conditions • Diet • Providers • Diagnosis • Exercise • Hospital Visits • Emergencies • Medications • Treatments • Vitals (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC
  • 9.
    myPHR.net Demo use cases •As a breast cancer patient • As a woman with a chronic disease • As a woman between certain ages • As a man between certain ages • As a pharmacist • As a mental patient • As a caregiver for elderly man with a chronic disease • As a newborn • As a person with an scheduled procedure • Etc. (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC Click on the picture to go to the demo
  • 10.
    myPHR.net Business Model myPHR.netis no charge to the family. (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC Revenue Examples Industrialized countries • Upgrades to premium services • Donations for pre-paid subscriptions (international employers) • Advertising on main site Developing nations • Government funding for programs • Non-government agencies • Individuals to upgrade to premium services • Business investment (Telco, manufactures, pharmaceuticals) Aid agencies • Immunization • Surveillance • Women and family health • Chronic and infectious disease • Research and development • Consulting
  • 11.
    myPHR.net Discussion • Feedback, commentsand challenges, especailly related to MDG goals and Disease Management (DM) • Help to validate MDG/DM use cases • Support to grow the team, and an international organization to work or partner with to continue the work (C) 2014 the Hugh IGC