The Diagnostic Cockpit of the Future II Bram

The Diagnostic Cockpit of the Future II Bram Stolk, Ph. D

health systems will likely apply common levers to achieve 3 goals Levers Creating Productivity Gain Shifting Healthcare Delivery Technical innovation and automation Change care channels from centralized hospital to decentralized self-care Goals Changing the Economic Model Pay for outcomes, not inputs; shift to prevention: disease to health More access to care… …with better outcomes… …at lower costs Copyright © 2014 Accenture All rights reserved. 3 underlying Mega. Trends Source: Accenture Analysis 2

Data-Driven: the world is becoming Digital • Entertainment • Information • Social Marketing • Mobile • Virtual reality 3 Bill people communicate Consumer Internet Tele-Radiology Tele-Consulting Stroke Tele-Monitoring Overcoming distances in space and time beyond institutions

Making knowledge available everywhere Mobile devices collect data, transform data into information, and create knowledge

From PACS to. . . Advanced Visualization Sensor Analytics . . . Digital Twin

From PACS to. . . Diagnostic Resource Management • Decision Making • Mission Planning • Communication • Situational Awareness . . . Interactive Command Center

Some additional thoughts. . . • • What clinical data is relevant? How do we measure it (sensors)? Does the data need be presented into an integrated report? What needs to be quantified? Do we focus on just Radiology, or do we need to look at presenting an interface for a future „multidimensional diagnostician“. Interoperability Industry needs to be able to compete on products . . . Need Design Guidance Principles

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