2014 is the year of healthcare reform! The internet is full of amazing information showcasing the scope of the reform and its current successes and struggles - as well as the impact it will have on the varying healthcare stakeholders, from healthcare professionals to institutions, patients and pharmaceutical manufacturers

1. State of the US Healthcare Industry 2014
And Its Impact on Health Stakeholders
A Story Told Through the Assembly of AWESOME Industry Info-Graphics
Compiled from the Internet by Dr. Susan Dorfman October 2014
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2. 2014: Year of Health Care Reform
Source: http://healthworkscollective.com/88651/what-health

3. Half Empty or Half Full?

4. Healthcare Reform Is Multi-Faceted

5. It Was Meant To Solve the Access Crisis
Source: Commonwealth Fund

6. The Uninsured Rate Fell By 5%
Source: http://www.gallup.com/poll/167798/uninsured-rate-continues-fall.aspx

7. It Was Geared to Help Improve
the Physician Shortage
www.bizjournals.com

8. …
Source: http://content.healthaffairs.org/content/32/11/1933.abstract

9. It Was Geared to Address Quality
Improvements, Data Sharing & Costs
HITECH Act
Source: http://www.physicianspractice.com/technology-survey/2014-technology-survey-results
Source: http://www.aafp.org/news/practice-professional-issues/20140822healthaffehrstudy.html Source: https://www.meditech.com/magazine/pages/0514_Achieve-HIMSS-Stage7-add-to-EHR-savings.htm

10. It Was Geared to Improve Patient Literacy
and Engagement
HITECH Act
Source: http://www.nationalehealth.org/patient-engagement-framework

11. And Considered Moving From
“Physician Accountability/Patient Engagement” to…
“Physician Engagement/Patient Accountability”

12. It Even Focused on Greater Transparency
Sources: http://www.policymed.com/physician-payment-sunshine-act/
http://www.cesareanrates.com/blog/2012/9/14/the-institute-of-medicine-improve-transparency.html

13. It Impacted What We Do and the
Relationships We Keep
Source: http://projects.propublica.org/docdollars/companies

14. …and In Many Ways It Gave Rise
To Healthcare Consumerism
www.thehealthcareblog.com

15. Love It, Or Hate It…
There’s One Thing We’ll All Agree With

16. Future Healthcare Business Models
Will Be Forever Changed As a Result
www.insurancethoughtleadership.com

17. As Will the Future Provisioning of Care
sites.mckesson.com

18. Healthcare Transparency Will Be
At the Center of Care

19. …As Will Health Consumerism and the
Patient Experience
www.mdgadvertising.com

20. The Human Side
of Care

21. The New ePatient Journey
www.google.com

22. We Will See More HCPs Overextended,
and Added Patients Unable To Get Access

23. So the Future of Care
Will Evolve Beyond the
Live Visit:
mHealth
www.xcubelabs.com

24. The Patient Will Be Much More Connected
www.mdgadvertising.com

25. As Will Their Care Provider(s)
www.google.com

26. We Will Also See Big Demands on Big Data

27. We Will See More HCP Consolidation

28. And New Payment Models For Care
Delivery

29. The Future of Care for Pharma =
New Business Models
www.forbes.com

30. The Future of Care for Pharma:
Uncovering New Opportunities

31. The Future of Care for Pharma:
Extreme-Transparency

32. The Future of Care
For Pharma =
Building Trust With
Consumers,
Patients and HCPs
www.teletech.com

33. The Future of Care For Pharma: Changing Focus
on Stakeholders and Value Optimization

34. The Future of Care For Pharma = Going
Beyond the Pill
social.eyeforpharma.com

35. The Future of Care For Pharma:
Redefining Healthcare Delivery
info.ximedica.com

36. The Future of Care for Pharma Is
Integration With Healthcare Management

37. The Future of Care For Pharma:
Building a Partner Ecosystem
americas.tunstall.com

38. The Future of Care for Pharma:
Big Data = Accountability + Opportunity
www.healthbusinessconsult.com

39. What Does This All
Mean?
Our Chance
To Do Things Better!

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