Collaborative Health

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Collaborative Health

• Tanya Znamenskaya
• Microsoft Senior Business Developer Central Europe

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Common Health Care Industry Pains
Industry Pains

• Lack of IT integration
• Poor communication tools
• Rising costs
• Staffing issues
• Agility innovation
• Regulatory compliance

• Patients Pains
• Loss of records
• Wrong diagnosis
• Wrong prescriptions
• Long awaited results

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Patient Care

• New balance between reactive (in patient care)
  and proactive (outpatient assistance) approach
  40 in patient care
• The assimilation and analysis of information from
  a wide variety of sources that is interpreted,
  acted upon, and disseminated by skilled
  professionals.
• Effective communication and collaboration with
  patients, colleagues, and the extended care team
  is central to providing safe, high quality, and
  satisfying healthcare.

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Collaborative Health Overview

• Integrated infrastructure where physicians,
  nurses, and administrators share and collaborate
  on information in a seamless manner that revolves
  around a patient thru the continuum of care.

• Collaborative Healthcare Scenarios
• Clinical and Administrative Forms Automation
• Electronic Patient records
• Healthcare Portals Collaboration
• Real-Time Communications
• Business Intelligence
• Healthcare Integration

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Clinical and administrative forms automation
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InfoPath in Healthcare
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Ingolstadt Trauma Centre

• Customer ProfileIngolstadt Hospital is a
  medical center with 1,100 beds that serves a
  catchment area in the center25,000 emergency
  patient each year20 concurrent patient treated
  in the emergency ward
• Business Situation
• Staff at Ingolstadt Hospitals emergency
  ward manually collected and submitted patient
  data to hospital systems. Handling paper forms
  and repetitive data entry took time away from
  treating patients and impeded efficient
  communication between hospital staff resulting in
  increased wait times for patients.
• Solution
• Microsoft Office Professional Edition
  2003 and running on Microsoft Windows XP Tablet
  PC Edition. The new solution replaces paper
  documents with XML-based forms created with
  Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 and stored using
  Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003.

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Real Time Collaboration
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Washington Hospital Centre

• Customer Profile- largest teaching hospital with
  250.000 patients annually
• Problem- 300 isolated data islands in different
  formats
• Solution- Real-time Repository for electronic
  medical records- collects and stores data from
  all medical systems (images, video etc)- 13 TBD
  online data per hospital growing 4 TBD annually-
  0,2 sec web access via MS ASP.NET
• Benefits- improved customer care
• - 3 mil annual savings in a single
  department with manual process automation
• - 13 months of implementation and
  development

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Grenoble Teaching Hospital Patient record system

• Customer profile- 8.000 staff employees-
  150.000 patients annually-triple vocation
  diagnosis and treatment of patients, teaching,
  and research. - 30 hospitals uses GTH services
• Business Situation The hospital wanted to
  increase the effectiveness of its portal
  solution, Crist_at_l.Net, which shares information
  between health professionals, in order to support
  the sharing of patient records.
• Solution Description Patient record migration
  from client/server architecture 64bit MS Data
  CentreWeb based architecture with Microsoft
  .NETBackend EAI with BizTalk Server 2004
• Benefits 40perfomance gain
• 9 months of implementation

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Virtual Health Community Clalit Health Services
Israel

• Customer ProfileSecond WW health services
  provider to 3.7 million clients through 14
  hospitals, 1,200 clinics and medical centers, 80
  medical labs and 35 imaging institutions.
  Customer ProblemDifferent systems, lack of
  integration and data exchangeNeed to collect
  data from various legacy systems without changing
  them
• SolutionMigration from 2 IBM Mainframe and SUN
  e1000 Informix to MS64bit Data Centre for
  customer record and central registry and
  financial resources
• on line access with Middleware based on
  MS.NETWeb Services Integration based on
  standards SOAP, XML
• Benefit 25 performance increase, 67 cost
  reduction

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Web-based Medical Information System
Web Services Web Servers
SQL Central Data repository
Biz Talk Server 2004 Orchestration Middleware
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Microsoft in Healthcare

• NHS UK (England)
• Leuven Hospital Belgium
• Lan Dill Hospital Germany
• Madrid Healthcare
• 1177 Emergency system Sweden
• Washington Health Centre
• Children Regional Medical Centre US
• Guys and St Thomas Hospital NHS Trust UK
• Copenhagen Hospital
• Arfox Healthcare -SA
• East Anglia Ambulance Trust
• Inland Imaging Centre Spokane, US
• IMS Health UK
• Clalit Health Services
• Emergency system Israel
• Private Medical Centre Moscow