European Health Center of Excellence

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European Health Center of Excellence 04.12.2007
Kaare Finbak
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• Trends and challenges in the Health marketseen
  from a technology vendor
• Background for the establishing the Health Center
  of Excellence in Norway
• Partnership and solution elements
• Implementation and customer experiences

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Health Sector constitutes 7 of total GDP and has
14 of all employment

• GDP in the Health Sector in (Billion)

• Employment in the Health Sector in thousand

Source IDC, 2005, Western European Vertical
Market Structure Indicators, Table 5
IDC, European Vertical Market Quarterly Report,
Q2 2006
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The older population grow faster than the total
population leading to increased need for health
services
Population Growth Rate
Source Datamonitor, The World Bank Group,
HNPStats
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Hospital challenges

• Larger and older patient groups and less medical
  expertise
• Competition among hospitals put patient
  satisfaction on the agenda
• Cost reductions imposed by the authorities
• Integration of medical equipment and IT systems
• Security and privacy vs. efficient information
  flow

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IT challenges for a hospital today?
Patient TV
Nurse Calling
Door Openers Intercom Video Surveillance Automated
Guided Vehicles
PBX Phones DECT / Pager
Building Control Lights, Sun Deflectors Elevator
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HP European Health Growth Initiative

• Vision
• Deliver state of the art technology to secure
  meaningful information anytime, anywhere within a
  hospital environment, and thus improve patient
  care and IT efficiency.

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Health Plan Objective

• Best practice sharing among all countries
• Obtain optimal cooperation between HP and our
  strategic alliances and partners
• link HP to the best health market experts and
  resources

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European Health Center of Excellence

• To establish a European State-of-the-art Health
  Center of Excellence
• Competence Center
• Visit Center
• Center location in Oslo, Norway
• Preferably located at a hospital site
• Select and commit strategic alliance partners
• Imatis, Cisco, Microsoft, (Telenor), HP

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The Solution
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Infrastructure IP Convergence
Patient terminal
IP phones
MDA/PDA
PC
Mobile phones (SMS)
IP wireless phones
Nurses portal
Pager
GSM
OPC, SMTP, SMNP
LAN/WLAN
IMATIS Middleware HUB PACS EPR EHC Laboratory
etc.
I/O signalconverter
IP converter ESPA 4.4.4
Digital Pen
Patient monitoring medical equipment Image
integration
WiFi tags
Facilitycontrol
Nurse call
Everything over IP IP Everywhere Mobile
Healthcare
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Patient terminal
Fully integrated on an ip-platform

• TV
• Video/games
• Music
• Internet/ e-post
• Telephone
• Information
• Electricity
• Patient signal
• Patient journal

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Machine to Machine communication BodyKomp
Globen Heart
Mowex
WAG
Internet
Telefon
Telefon datatrf.
HP ZLE NonStop HP Open View
TeliaSonera
Validation
Telefon datatrf.
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UNIQUE EXPERIENCE References from Norway

• St.Olav Hospital Phase 1 2004-2006
• 90.000 m2, Center Neuro, Women/Child, Lab and
  part of Supply
• Everything over IP, IP everywhere !
• Voice (fixed and wireless), Data communication,
  Patient signal, TV, Radio, Internet, PC,
  Patient terminal, A/V
• St.Olav Hospital Phase 2 2007-2009
• 107.500 m2, Sentra Gastro, Akutt/Hjerte-Lunge,
• Same functionality gt Scalability

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Scope St. Olav Phase 1 and 2

• 5250 PCs
• 3200 Wireless IP-telephones
• 2600 Fixed IP-telephones
• 150 Servers
• 180 Cisco switches
• 1100 wireless access points
• 930 Patient terminals
• 130 Multifunction's printers
• 650 Laser printers

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Nye Ahus 2005-2008

• 135.000 m2, Barnesenter, Sengeområde,
  Behandlingsområde, Frontbygg m.m.
• Voice (fixed and wireless), Data communication,
  Patient signal, TV, Radio, Internet, A/V and ICT
  equipment