The Internet of Healthy Things
People are embracing connected objects that are actively caring for them. As the decades have gone on, we’ve seen everything around us advance technologically at a rapid pace. Looking at Moore’s law, you can see the observation that the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years. This in turn has allowed faster innovation in technology in every sector, from social networks, search engines and banking, to name a few. Despite all of this innovation, the healthcare sector has been slow to adapt. The healthcare system in the U.S. has been reactive, rather than proactive, for decades. When a person would get sick and go to the doctor, the encounter would be documented on paper. Until recently, paper was and is the staple of healthcare technology. For the first time in history the doctor-patient experience is changing. A patient can schedule an appointment through an app, a doctor can carry all patient medical records with them anywhere through an app, and doctors and patients can now message via apps on cell phones. People from around the world are now more connected and data can be aggregated about health, faster then ever. We see local and global trends with our health and people can predict future outcomes more accurately. As this trend in innovation speeds up, we’re finding more healthcare apps and hardware that are connected to the Internet, an “Internet of Healthy Things.” More here - http://hitconsultant.net/2015/01/12/rise-of-the-internet-of-things-in-healthcare/
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- 2. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
- 3. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
- 4. MOORE’S LAW Number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years. Computers looked like this the year Gordon Moore published his seminal paper.
- 6. Laptop
- 8. iPhone
- 9. and this number is growing. Source: a16z podcast 3.5 BILLION PEOPLE HAVE A SMART PHONE
- 10. Hardware Gets Even Cheaper and Smaller
- 12. Efficient wireless connectivity chips are being produced.
- 13. Low Energy / LE
- 14. Low Energy / LE iPad iPhone Macbook
- 15. Low Energy / LE Objects, sending small bits of dataYour remote to the wireless worldObjects, streaming content & data
- 16. Low Energy / LE
- 17. PRECISE GEO-LOCATION In iPhone with iOS 7 and iOS 8, allowing locations to the nearest centimeter
- 18. THE CLOUD
- 19. THE FUNDING
- 21. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
- 22. In 2005, there were 2.5 billion connected devices, most PCs, smartphones, tablets. By 2020, there will be over 30 billion connected devices, most not PCs, smartphones, tablets. ~ Gartner, 2013
- 23. 100 things are coming online every second. ~ Oracle, 2013 Mobile devices, thermostats, cardiac monitors, cars, shelves. The list is endless, and it just keeps getting longer and more interesting.
- 24. One in six consumers own a wearable device. ~ Nielson
- 25. FDA Approved Devices Non FDA Approved Devices In Healthcare: 2 Categories
- 27. Blood Glucose Monitoring System FDA Approved.
- 28. Blood Glucose Monitoring System FDA Approved.
- 29. An Intelligent Stethoscope Getting FDA approval.
- 30. A Personal Heart Monitor FDA Approved.
- 31. iPhone-enabled body Fertility Tracker and thermometer by Raiing.
- 32. Remote Thermometer by TempTraq Getting FDA approved.
- 33. Hear Your Baby’s Heart Beat
- 34. 3D Printed Prosthetics e.g. Open Bionics, open source 3D printed hands for amputees
- 35. Google Glass
- 36. DNA Testing patients can now get a DNA test to find out ancestry-related genetic reports just the swab from your mouth
- 37. Home Reminders by Sense Drug Bottles Toothbrush Cups Doors
- 38. Watch by Basis
- 39. Cloths by Athos
- 41. Virtual Valet Calling Self Driving Car by BMW The Connected Car Self Driving Car by Google
- 43. Apple Health Track around ~70 fields
- 45. MEDICAL RECORDS
- 47. A remote healthcare professional gives you a heads up and insight into your blood pressure
- 48. Personal Health Assistant & Caregiver Support by Better.
- 49. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
- 50. Lots of Data. Early prototype of "Quantimetric Self-Sensing" apparatus, 1996
- 51. A heightened awareness around our health with tracking our mood, movements, weight, temperature, DNA, heart rate, glucose, sleep, and interactions with our home. - take your personal health data with you - tracking prescription drugs - blood work preformed - allergies, immunization shots - medical bills and past doctor encounters. QUANTIFIED SELF
- 52. APIs
- 53. EHRs need to be open.
- 54. drchrono API HL7 HL7 FHIR Blue Button C-CDA APIs