Tech Impact on Healthcare talk for P4 (Personalized Medicine) Lecture - Class of 2013
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This document discusses the collision of technology trends in healthcare and the emergence of an "all possible playground" in healthcare technology due to factors like social networks, sensors, smartphones, entrepreneurs and believers in new technologies. It notes that while most healthcare startups fail, the patterns repeat as new technologies emerge. It promotes the Software Prototyping Center and Columbus Quantified Self Meetup as resources for healthcare technology innovation.
Tech Impact on Healthcare talk for P4 (Personalized Medicine) Lecture - Class of 2013
- 2. • Hi • Dan Rockwell, Program Manager of the Software Prototyping Center • The Ohio State University Technology Commericalization Office • Let’s do this!
- 3. • Are you paying attention? • When Trends Collide • The All Possible Playground • Steps & Plays, Be a Player • Essential Reads • Let’s get quantified!
- 4. tell me you’ve noticed
- 8. Venture is AWAKE to the technology impact game!
- 11. most fail, the pattern repeats
- 12. is healthcare any different? yes and no
- 14. social networks sensors smartphones entrepreneurs believers cheap fast ACO’S value based P4 trend big data opportunity laggards EMERGENCE OF THE ALL POSSIBLE PLAYGROUND ALL POSSIBLE SUSTAINABLE? tech trends health care trends
- 15. you dream it... we can build it
- 17. mobile, sure HIPAA compliant, sure scan tissue, sure real time analysis, sure tons of storage, sure predictive analytics, sure passive ambient data tracking, sure big data analysis across hospital EMRs, sure artifical response, sure holographic projection, sure augmented reality, sure personalized genetics, sure meaningful use, sure is there anything we can’t do, nope
- 18. sustainable payor model umm what?
- 19. healthcare will revisit this effect if it doesn’t understand the value proposition
- 22. • 1% improvement • bringing possible to the regulatory • insightful-ware • app’a’licious, game on population • embrace audactiy safer, you can see it big risk, big reward
- 25. • Join the movement • Columbus Quantified Self Meetup! http://go.osu.edu/qs
- 26. • Talk to us! • Dan Rockwell, Program Manager of the Software Prototyping Center • Invent early, invent often. • TCO is here for you • rockwell.66@osu.edu • special thx to Rock Health & Startup Health