SLIDE 1 P
Steve Pisani
Senior Sales Engineer
Intelligent Health Applications Require First-class Interoperability
SLIDE 2 Agenda
- Introduction
- Digital Transformation Overview
- Understanding Healthcare DX Challenges
- Intelligent integration
- Intelligent Health Applications Use Case
- Q & A
SLIDE 3
- Global leader in healthcare data
management and analytics
- 7,000,000+ production licenses
- 150,000 deployments in 100+ countries
- 1,200 application partners
- Unparalleled performance, scalability,
interoperability, and reliability
100+
Countries
>1B
Health Records
2/3
US Patient Records
#1
KLAS EHR-neutral HIE What we do
Cambridge HQ
About InterSystems
SLIDE 4 Unifying siloed data to create comprehensive, connected health records using
- ur comprehensive, proven model informed by providers, payers, HIEs
Surfacing the right information at the right time in the right format with out-
- f-the-box capabilities for analytics, identity management, engagement and
integration Delivering a sustainable platform for rapid innovation for massively scalable & interoperable data management built for health information & standards
SLIDE 5 We power digital transformation worldwide for
Software Partners Government Health Regional, State, National HIE Healthcare Organizations
SLIDE 6 Agenda
- Introduction
- Digital Transformation Overview
- Understanding Healthcare DX Challenges
- Intelligent integration
- Intelligent Health Applications Use Case
- Q & A
SLIDE 7 Digital Disruptors are changing the face of industry
Source: IDC Directions 2019
SLIDE 8 And we are just getting started 2020 2022 2025 2027
25% 20% 35% 50%>
25% of HDOs with $1B of net revenue will be providing real-time genomic-based decision support at the time of prescription writing 20% of the population with chronic conditions will rely on virtual health assistants for health and wellness management 35% of all care in the U.S. will be delivered virtually The majority of interactions will be virtual or remote and the majority of those will involve AI applications
Source: Gartner 2018
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Thoughts on Digital Transformation:
McKinsey: … some leaders may assume that they have time or they can proceed cautiously. This assumption is mistaken. In less than a decade, new digital entrants have seized 17% [of revenue] on average, and own 47% of digital revenue. Andy Grove, Intel: ”Only the paranoid survive..”
SLIDE 10 Why Digital Transformation Initiatives Fail
Source: AT Kearney C-Suite Survey
30% 25% 20% 13% 6% 4% 2%
Technology / Legacy Corporate Culture Lack of Leadership Internal Issues / "Red Tape" Lack of Financing Accessibility to External Resources Other
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Accelerating Digital Transformation
Data & Integration Agile Processes Intelligent Processes
SLIDE 12 Agenda
- Introduction
- Digital Transformation Overview
- Understanding Healthcare DX Challenges
- Intelligent integration
- Intelligent Health Applications Use Case
- Q & A
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What’s behind digital transformation in healthcare?
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Decentralized Health Ecosystem Information Intensity Pervasive Disruption
What’s behind digital transformation in healthcare?
SLIDE 15 Agenda
- Introduction
- Digital Transformation Overview
- Understanding Healthcare DX Challenges
- Intelligent integration
- Intelligent Health Applications Use Case
- Q & A
SLIDE 16 How to accelerate digital transformation in healthcare
Data Platform Operating System Solution Solution Solution Solution Do it Yourself Operating System
A well engineered, complete platform reduces complexity
Technical Complexity Is the Enemy of Innovation
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Healthcare Data Platform Design Philosophy
R I S I
Interoperable Scalable Reliable Intuitive
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Healthcare Interoperability
SLIDE 19 Agenda
- Introduction
- Digital Transformation Overview
- Understanding Healthcare DX Challenges
- Intelligent integration
- Intelligent Health Applications Use Case
- Q & A
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HBI Solutions
Applied machine learning Improving risk and resource management
Better Manage Patients Better Manage Populations
Risk and Resource Utilization Predictions
SLIDE 21 Predictive Analytics to Inform Care
Risk Models
Training Data
Individual Care Management Cohort Management
Risk prediction/stratification guides patient care before adverse events occur for chronic and high-risk patients Aggregation and BigData Service Integration Analytics Advanced Analytics
SLIDE 22 Readmission Prevention
Health Information System Intelligent Integration Enterprise Open Data Open Analytics
Clerk Application Engineer Data Engineer Data Scientist Workflow Alerting Orchestration Cluster App UI
Data SOAP Risk SOAP
HL7 TCP/IP CDA IHE FHIR REST Inbox Care team REST
Spark Connector Other Data Sources
SLIDE 23 Agenda
- Introduction
- Digital Transformation Overview
- Understanding Healthcare DX Challenges
- Intelligent integration
- Intelligent Health Applications Use Case
- Q & A
SLIDE 24 Steve Pisani
Steve.pisani@intersystem.com
Thank You