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Summary HIMSS Preparation Briefing
This presentation discusses preparing for the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) exam. It notes that most European countries need 10% cost reductions in healthcare and that by 2016, 67% of the workforce will own smartphones and 40% will be mobile. It also discusses the nexus of forces in healthcare including how clinician and patient behavior is changing communication opportunities and data patterns in ways that supersede old IT and business models. Finally, it provides overviews of Gartner's digital hospital framework and the five generations of electronic health records.
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Summary HIMSS Preparation Briefing
- 1. SUMMARY: HIMSS Preparation Briefing Dr Zafar Chaudry, MD MSc MIS MBA Research Director Healthcare Industries This presentation, including any supporting materials, is owned by Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates and is for the sole use of the intended Gartner audience or other authorized recipients. This presentation may contain information that is confidential, proprietary or otherwise legally protected, and it may not be further copied, distributed or publicly displayed without the express written permission of Gartner, Inc. or its affiliates. © 2012 Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
- 2. Gartner delivers thetechnology-related insight necessary for our clients to make the right decisions, every day. 1
- 3. Most EUcountries need 10% cost reduction By 2016, 67% of the workforce will own a Smartphone By 2016, 40% of the workforce will be mobile By 2016, 50% of all non-PC devices used in business will be purchased by employees 2
- 4. A NEXUS OFFORCES
- 5. A NEXUS OFFORCES Clinician/Patient behavior is at the core of the nexus of forces: • Creating new communication opportunities • Generating new patterns of data • Superseding the limitations of "old school" IT and business paradigms
- 6. Gartner Digital Hospital– HITechMap Strategic Planning Hardware BMS Software Integration Network Governance EPR International Standards Employees Programme Management Patients Enterprise Infrastructure Mobile Enterprise Outsourcing Green Mobile Working Enterprise Information Content Systems Unified Business Communications Intelligence Collaboration Identity & Source: Gartner (2012) Security Access
- 7. Five Generations ofEHRs Full Generation 5: The Mentor Generation 4: The Colleague Functionality Generation 3: The Helper Generation 2: The Documenter Generation 1: Minimal The Collector 1993 1998 2005 2015 2020+ Availability of Products
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- #5 The convergence of these forces is on a different order of "disruption magnitude"People have created a convergence:It results from their behaviorIt is an outcome of consumerization and democratization of ITBecause technology is now good enough (and ubiquitous)
- #8 The Gartner enterprise EHR generation model has created metrics for core EHR capabilities that enable easier comparisons of vendor offerings, as well as enable HDOs to set internal expectations more accurately. Our vision is that EHR offerings will evolve through five generations, transforming from very simple systems that provide results reporting into very complex, fully integrated systems focused on the tasks directly related to promoting wellness and providing medical care for individuals across the entire healthcare continuum, within a single healthcare enterprise.In determining the generations of EHRs, Gartner evaluated each of the eight core capabilities of an EHR and determined the progression of functionality expected. To create the generations, we then divided that functionality into five reasonable, incremental steps, but also considered the synergy of each set of functions. A given EHR product may have some increased functionality in certain areas, but to be considered an n-generation product, it must at least have all of the basic capabilities listed for that generation. In addition, each subsequent generation must have all of the capabilities of previous generations.Generation 3 products have been available since 2005, but Generation 4 products are not expected before 2015.