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A Decade of DisruptionScott Lundstrom
GM – IDC Health Insights1
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Disruption
More than a bump in the road
A significant change in value (Supply)• Cost
• Service / delivery / integration
• Convenience
• Market Consolidation
A significant change in business models (Demand)• Regulation
• Technical Innovation
• Business Innovation
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Is Health Being Disrupted?
Is the Affordable Care Act really disruptive?
What other disruptive forces challenge us?
How does this play out over the next five years?
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Disrupting Health
Disrupting health requires deeper changes• 51% of costs from Hospitals and Physicians
• 10% of costs from Drugs
• Long term care growing
• Consumer
Value based initiatives will focus on quality and• Lower cost care delivery
• Lower cost settings of care
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The Real Disruptors
Industrialization
Business model change
Consumer facing technologies
Organizational Changes
New roles in care delivery
New IT architecture options
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The Industrial Revolution in Health Industrial markets are value based
Industrial processes are quality managed
First time quality is driven by data
• Process (Lean Six Sigma)
• People
• Technology
Value in Health is outcome driven, and there is tremendous value in tackling outcome variability
To improve clinical and financial outcomes health must be defined beyond clinical and financial terms
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Business Model Change
We are the last generation of the old system
Community wellness is the new mantra
Risk forces model and process redesign
Care delivery team composition changes
IT products evolve quickly
Integrating clinical, risk, and financial data becomes a
priority
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New Business Models Drive at least
50% of Healthcare IT GrowthGrowth Areas
• Analytics
• Mobile
• Cloud
• Services
• Population Health Management
• Consumer Engagement
• Consumer “Retail” Sales Model
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U.S. Provider:
ACO/Medical Home
Ownership Models
Consumer Engagement
Quality–based Payment
Europe:
Focus on sustainability and appropriateness
Maintaining the right level of access and
increased quality while limiting growth in
spending
Renewed focus on key back office
processes, with cloud-based shared
procurement platforms and big data and
analytics for spend management
Asia Pacific:
Private payers enter the
market
Emergence of Personal
health Management
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New roles in care delivery
Taking on risk changes
the scope and type of
roles that matter
The “next best action” to
improve health and
reduce cost may not be
clinical
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Clinical &
Financial
Family support
Behavioral
Fitness
Activities
of Daily
Living Access to
Health
Services
Nutrition
Compliance
Access to Community
Services
Transportation
Equipment
Social
Engagement
Education
Financial
House
Cleaning
Home
Maintenance
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Consumer facing technologies
Omni-channel Healthcare
Monitoring and communicating
Next best action
Creating a positive, health focused channel to
improve wellness, access, and outcomes
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The Four Cs of Consumer mHealth
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Consume View health-related Web
sites for health and
wellness, plus chronic
conditions
Mobile access test results
and medication history
through portals
and PHRs
Communicate Omni-channel
Alerts and care
gap reminders to consumers
Biometric data and health
status updates to clinicians
Patient adherence
Connect Channel consistency
Integration of mobile with
daily activities
Social media and
healthcare games
Collaborate Care coordination with care
teams
Active management of health
issues through consumer
engagement and incentives
programs
Video chat
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More sourcing/less making
• Hybrid dev ops
• Contracting for risk and agility
Analytics as architecture
• Data management
• Governance
Commercialization
• Information / Process as a
service
• Joint ventures, partnerships,
networks
Organizational Changes
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40%
60%
Building /implementing ITSystems
Governing andManaging IT Systems
n=131Source: IDC's 2013 IT Staffing Survey - Jun 2013
59%
41%
Technical Skills arePrimary Skill Set
Business Skills arePrimary Skillset
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New IT architecture options The gross externalization of everything
Virtualized, private cloud is a good starting point
Analytics move from the edge to the platform
Governance, risk, security, and agility drive
many to service providers
Community health requires an open platform
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Cloud Adoption Across 3 Industries
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IDC CloudTrack, October 2013n=177 for manufacturingn=153 for healthcareN=81 for government
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Driving Towards Triple Aim / Health Reform
Triple Aim
Health Reform
5 Year Horizon
Value of
Transformation
Patient Experience
Cost
Population Health
EHRHIE
Compliance
Competitive
Advantage
Predictive
Reactive
Prescriptive
Da
ta D
riv
en
Now
Value-based
PaymentsDisease
Management
Risk Management
Integrated Care and
Health / Wellness
Accountable
Care
Case
Management
At Risk
Contracting
Population
Health
Care Coordination
Volume-based
Payments
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Contact Information
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