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SLIDE 1 Value Based Care Major Trends & Innovation in Data Analytics David Bolton Vice President, Industry Solutions

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Visualization is the last mile…

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Early Success: Sahlgrenska, Sweden

Delivering Value Based Care (Orthopaedics)

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Sahlgrenska: Delivering Value Based Care

The Results!..

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The analytic journey marches on…

Corporate Reporting Data Preparation

Prompts
Static Output
Table / List

Guided Analytics

Dashboard
Selection
Linkage
Benchmarking
Trends
Growth
Anomaly
Bar / Line Chart

Ad-hoc Analysis

Data Export
Filtering
Sorting
Pivot Table

Data Visualization

Data Load
Associations
Aggregations
Stories
Frequency

Advanced Calculations

Set Analysis
Subtotals
Rolling

Aggregation

Classification
Segmentation
Scripting
Data

Generation

Randomization
Relative Time

Statistics/ Algorithms

Distribution
Regression
Forecasting
Correlation
Clustering
Histogram
Box Plot
Sentiment

Modeling / Mining

Sampling
Decision Trees
Time Series
Text Mining
Neural Nets
Random

Forests Scenario Analysis

Ensemble

Models

Factor Analysis
Monte Carlo

Descriptive Diagnostic Optimization Prescriptive Predictive Advanced Analytics Visual Analytics BI / Reporting Consumers Producers + Advanced Analytics Integration Business User Data Scientist Business Analyst

SLIDE 7 Over 3,000 global healthcare clients

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Major Trend: Predictive & Advanced Analytics

SLIDE 9 Now integral to A&Es Day to Day Operations Used for Workforce & Demand Management Planning

SLIDE 10 Bucking the Trend…

SLIDE 11 So far reduced by 30 minutes!

utes!

The National average has increased over the same period Improved Patient Outcomes in A&E Median Waiting Time for Patients in A&E

SLIDE 12 Improved Patient Outcomes in A&E

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Patie tient In Intelligence VALUE

Insight Gap Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital wanted the ability to understand their patients estimated length of stay at the time of admission to better plan and prepare for their stay as well as providing additional pastoral support to family/carers. Analytic Transformation Using the Qlik platform and the R integration, the Hospital was able to develop an algorithm that combined historical patient record data from their electronic health system with some information entered by the nurse on admission (on iPad) to predict the patients estimated length of stay. with an accuracy of 85% within 1-day. New Customer Intelligence Understanding the patients estimated length of stay has enabled a holistic view of the care continuum (i.e. the patient, parents/carers, other family members, continuing with education, etc) driving improvements in all aspects of the patient and family experience. Business Value Delivered The Qlik solution allows the Hospital to predict the patients estimated length of stay with an accuracy of 85% within 1-day with far exceeds other predictive models in use. This in turn has increased patient and family satisfaction and increased access to care through better facility and service resource planning.

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…Predictive Analytics with ‘R’ at Queensland Health

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R Integration – LACE Scores

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…Predictive Analytics for everyone

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Major Trend: Embedded Insight

Embedded analytics in systems & processes with actionable integration:

Analytics at the ‘point of decision’

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15x

more likely to use data, when it’s part

f your

workflow

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Diabetes: Embedded Cohort Analysis

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Major Trend: Population & Geo Analytics

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Example: Opioid Crisis

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Value Sources of Data-Driven DX VALUE

Reimagined Processes Customer Intelligence Balanced Risk/Reward New Business Opportunities

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Reimagined Proc

cesses

VALUE

Business Process Combining activity data from more than 200 providers and assigning cost used to take many weeks and hundreds of man hours. The process heavily relied on manual input and created major delays in access to the data for clinicians and hospital managers. Process Transformation Using the Qlik platform, New South Wales Health completely re-imagined the process which now runs every day and processes more than 5 billion health records per year. Costing, clinical, activity unit and state prices are combined in a single analytical app for the first time ever. Analytic Insights Activity based funding data is now available to all employees in the state (130k) and has led to major findings and improvements in care. Clinicians have found and corrected variations in care, high risk patient groups have been identified and new clinical processes established. Business Value Delivered New South Wales Health have transformed into a truly data-driven health system, enabled by this re-imagined process and making the data available to all for improved decision making. Total savings now exceed $500m AUD and patient outcomes are better than ever.

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Reimagined Proc

cesses

VALUE

Business Process Every year, over 22,000 accounting and leader labor hours were spent on finalizing the budget at Bellin Health. Typically after finalized in six months, it would take 3 more months to operationalize. They knew it was wrong, but it was set in stone. Even more time was spent writing variances and exceptions to the budget. Process Transformation Bellin Health brought together a Labor Productivity solution with Qlik to shed light on departmental and individual productivity, manage expenses, reduce expensive overtime, and to match demand and capacity. Analytic Insights Team Leaders manage capacity on a daily basis with expenses and labor to unit of service ratios. Every department has a comprehensive scorecard and is shared broadly for transparency and accountability.. Service Line Leaders can now forecast demand quarterly. Business Value Delivered Bellin Health completely eliminated their complex and resource intensive budgeting process altogether. A single percent reduction in labor costs as a percent of total revenue equates to $4 Million USD to the bottom line at Bellin.

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Innovation in Health Analytics

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Innovation: Smart Capabilities

Where we are today?

Associative exploration Smart visualizations Visual data preparation and profiling Smart search Geospatial calculation and analysis Responsive design and Mobile app Embedded analytics & extensions Natural Language Generation Advanced analytics integration

SLIDE 28 28 This document and Qlik‘s strategy and possible future developments are subject to change and may be changed by Qlik at any time for any reason without notice. This document is provided without a warranty of any kind. The document may not be copied, distributed, or otherwise shared with any third party.

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Success factors: 7 Habits of Data Driven Hospitals

✓ Data first, rule of thumb second ✓ It’s not about Big Data, but combinations ✓ Doubt and questions are encouraged ✓ Governance, not dictatorship ✓ Embrace data literacy & information activists ✓ Analytics to the edge ✓ Empower your people

What does a data-driven health system look like?...

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Thank you

David.Bolton@qlik.com @ginetta27