Microsoft Technology as a Driving Force of

Innovation In Healthcare

Antti Pohjolainen, Healthcare director

Microsoft Central and Eastern Europe

Patient-centric organisation

Transforming to a digital business

Tapping into new

opportunities with the

Internet of Things

Inspiring innovation

across the

organisation

Making information security a top priority

Connecting everything with the cloud

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m

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every

n

ew

in

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tive

Building infrastructure

to be flexible

Pro

tecti

ng

the p

rivacy

of

pati

en

ts

Becoming more responsive

Breaking down the walls

of the traditional

workplace

Making it easy for

employees to get the

same view of

information

Encouraging collaborationacross the operations

Makin

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an

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ocia

l

“bu

sin

ess

as

usu

al”

Helping employees to

do their best work with

connected technologies

Moving faster to take

on new opportunities

Enhancing thepatient experience

Building

teams

around

patients

Fin

din

g n

ew

ways

to

co

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wit

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on

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Putting the

patient first in every decision

Anticipating

patient behavior

and needs

Making every patient feel understood

Creating

great patient experiences

that they will want to share

Engaging with patients

across the channels

they want to use

Empoweringthe teams with direct access to

information and tools

Responding to patients

without delay

Workingsmarter

with intelligent

automation

data will move through

or be stored in the cloud

mobile Internet

subscriptions globally

connected devices globally

world Internet users

Year 2025

Top health ICT priorities (per Gartner)

HoloLens in use

HoloLens – device overview

Case Aerocrine

https://customers.microsoft.com/Pages/CustomerStory.aspx?recid=12216

Indication of a near-futuremalfunction, predictivemaintenance

Change of business model: from “Service visits/phone service consultation” to “Device Uptime fee”

Use of gathered data for better diagnostics

Remote monitoring and possibility of home use

Examples of IoT and Cloud Processing

Quality of air

Use of electricity

Personal medicine

Cancer research

European medicine verification system

Kinect• Rehabilitation

• Operation rooms

• Motion therapy

• Monitor Parkinson’s patients

Virtual Rehabilitation® in practice

Virtual Rehabilitation® – how it works

Multiuser screen placed at Esbjerg Rehabilitation Centre, Denmark

Multiuser screen used in training of physiotherapists

at the hospital UKH Meidling (AUVA) in Vienna,

Austria

Multiuser screens can present up to 40 individual and named training plans on the screen

• An secure cloud datastore for consumers’ health data

• A holistic view that unifies disparate data from apps, devices, and services

• An Intelligence Engine that provides actionable insights for healthier living

• An open platform for partners to build and connect a health and wellness ecosystem

Actionable insights for

healthier living

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Antti Pohjolainen

Healthcare Director

Microsoft Central and Eastern Europe

antti.pohjolainen@microsoft.com

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