What We Learned at HIMSS18
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The HIMSS18 conference highlighted significant trends in healthcare, including a shift in cybersecurity focus from prevention to response due to increasing incidents. Cloud adoption is deemed essential, while telehealth and patient engagement remain critical topics, emphasizing the need for advanced technology and user-friendly solutions. Additionally, interoperability improvements and the evolution of EHRs are recognized as vital for the future of healthcare delivery.
What We Learned at HIMSS18
- 1. WHAT WE LEARNED AT HIMSS18
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- 3. 3 TOP TAKEAWAYS CYBERSECURITY THE POST- EHR ERA THE CLOUD TELEHEALTH PARTNERSHIPS PATIENT ENGAGEMENT MOBILITY INTEROPERABILITY AM WOMEN IN HEALTH IT
- 4. 4 A SHIFT IN CYBERSECURITY FROM ‘IF’ TO ‘WHEN’ “If a healthcare provider doesn’t see itself as a target, that would indicate that it doesn’t have a full understanding of what cybersecurity means in 2018.” – Axel Wirth Distinguished Healthcare Architect for the HIMSS Privacy and Security Committee, Healthcare Solutions Architect for Symantec AM 75.7% of healthcare organizations have experienced a significant security incident in the past 12 months. 2018 HIMSS Cybersecurity Survey
- 5. 5 A SHIFT IN CYBERSECURITY FROM ‘IF’ TO ‘WHEN’ • The Cybersecurity Command Center doubled in size at HIMSS18 – 70+ companies – 60+ learning sessions 84.3% of healthcare organizations are using more resources (than last year) to address cybersecurity concerns. 2018 HIMSS Cybersecurity Survey AM Priority Hospital Rank Patient Safety 1 Privacy, Security, and Cybersecurity 2 Process Improvement, Workflow, Change Management 3 Data Analytics/Clinical and Business Intelligence 4 Clinical Informatics and Clinician Engagement 5 2018 HIMSS U.S. Leadership and Workforce Survey
- 6. 6 WHAT BELONGS IN THE CLOUD? • Companies showcasing new cloud capabilities and APIs – Google – Microsoft – Amazon Web Services • Google Executive Chairman declares moving to cloud as an imperative – what do healthcare leaders think? AM
- 7. 7 WHAT BELONGS IN THE CLOUD? AM • Spok conducted a CIO focus group: “How the Cloud is Transforming Critical Communications” – Most taking hybrid approach to maintain control – “If a cloud vendor has an outage or rolls out significant changes, then I can’t do anything about it.” – Some hospital systems make more sense as on premise system – No value-add for moving phone systems and clinical alerting to the cloud
- 8. 8 “Salesforce is teaming up with health IT giant Cerner to expand Cerner’s population health and clinical administration portfolio” PARTNERING FOR SUCCESS AM “Lyft to offer ride-sharing services to Allscripts’ 7.2M patients” “Nuance, Epic partner for EHR-integrated AI-virtual health assistants” “Cerner to showcase Apple collaboration at HIMSS18”
- 10. 10 Bernoulli Integration Telemetry Alarm Received on Spok Mobile Click Link in MessageUser Views Waveform
- 11. 11 STRIDES IN PATIENT ENGAGEMENT • Challenges: – Deploying technology in a meaningful way – Achieving significant patient adoption – Marketing the value of patient engagement tools – Providing a compelling and satisfying user experienceHIMSS18 Patient Engagement & Experience Summit Patient engagement continues to be an industry hot topic. Why aren’t these tools being used? Photo source: http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/technology-must-patient-engagement-it-isnt-cure-all NG
- 12. 12 STRIDES IN PATIENT ENGAGEMENT NG “We’re changing to a new era of empowered consumers. We are about putting patients first and making sure patients have access to their healthcare data.” - Seema Verma CMS Administrator CMS launches MyHealthEData, an initiative to get health data in the hands of all patients and to give those patients the power to send that data to whomever they choose. Photo source: http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/seema-verma-rolls-out-new-cms-interoperability-initiatives-himss18
- 13. 13 DIVING INTO TELEHEALTH • HIMSS18 covered telehealth from all angles: – Examining technological advances – Regulatory impacts/legislature – Implementation strategies – Reimbursement – Care deliver models – Role in value-based healthcare NG “For telehealth and mHealth enthusiasts, HIMSS18 was like a healthcare version of The Bachelor – it was all about making the right connection.” mHealthIntelligence “Telehealth, mHealth Put The Spotlight on Interoperability at HIMSS18”
- 14. 14 DIVING INTO TELEHEALTH NG “How can we collectively shift care from traditional settings to everywhere outside the four walls of a healthcare facility to drive improved quality of care across the continuum?” HIMSS18 “Remote Monitoring and Telemedicine’s Vital Role in Value-Based Healthcare”
- 15. 15 MOBILITY THAT’S BUILT FOR HEALTHCARE NG Focus on mobility solutions that improve the provider experience. Top-of-the-line cameras Barcode scanners Sleek designs Fast interfaces Integrations with hospital systems
- 16. 16 WOMEN IN HEALTH IT • Largest presence at HIMSS to date – Over 10 keynotes – Multiple breakout sessions – Roundtables and panels • Received well-deserved recognition • Showcased technology they helped develop Vice Admiral Raquel C. Bono, MD, Director of Defense Health Agency, speaking at the Women in Health IT Roundtable. Photo source: http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/most-influential-women-health-it-work-closing-gender-gap
- 17. 17 INTEROPERABILITY’S BRIGHT FUTURE • Interoperability showcase bigger and busier than ever • More interest in fixing the interoperability problem instead of just talking about it • Major shift from proprietary interfaces to standard HL7 interface support • CMS initiative to improve interoperability and health data exchange NG The doors for greater interoperability have been opened.
- 19. 19 THE POST-EHR ERA: WHAT’S NEXT? • EHRs fell six spots to priority #8 on the 2018 HIMSS’ U.S. Leadership and Workforce Survey • Challenges arising from EHRs are still relevant • Attention has shifted from implementing EHRs to optimizing EHRs through new technologies and solutions What’s next? Enterprise platform that extends and complements the benefits that EHRs provide NG
- 20. 20 IN REVIEW CYBERSECURITY THE POST- EHR ERA THE CLOUD TELEHEALTH PARTNERSHIPS PATIENT ENGAGEMENT MOBILITY INTEROPERABILITY NG WOMEN IN HEALTH IT
- 21. 21 LET’S GET IN TOUCH! Learn more: CASE STUDIES VIDEOS We’d love to hear from you! spok.com getinfo@spok.com