This document discusses trends in digitizing healthcare using big data analytics. It describes how integrating structured and unstructured patient data across systems can help improve quality of care, outcomes and costs through insights like risk predictions and personalized care plans. However, most healthcare organizations have fragmented records and systems today. The document proposes that HP's healthcare analytics platform can help unlock the full value of healthcare data by bringing together data from multiple sources and specializing in clinical concepts to drive real insights.
We view the Provider IT journey as a 4 step process – beginning with Todays relatively standalone and fragmented Healthcare that then moves to an integrated and collaborative care model and that over time will become an accountable care model standard. Current Status:$6.5 trillion global spend on healthcare117.9% of GDP in US 2009-20133$1.2 trillionin waste in US alone2$200B in over-testing US alone2Forcing Structural Changes:Pay-for-Service Pay-for-outcomeAccountable CarePopulation & Evidence Based Medicine
The adaptation of CPOE was intended to reduce the use of paper-based information capture and archiving. However, CPOE only captures a central core of information within its parameters. As we still see, paper is bridging many gaps via faxing, pre-printed forms, documents and communications coming in and sent outside the system. There are many legacy patients that still have paper records that pre-date EHR implementations that need to be integrated. All of this information drives the clinical and business workflow processes that are time-critical to the patient and the organization.
Key points to highlight:OXP integration coupled with HPAC enables - personalized “jobs” to be presented as single buttons to each user based on their role - sophisticated workflows , capture functions are all enabled by a single push button - while some other vendors claim to have this level of integration (and do sometimes) this is a single vendor integrated solution fully tested by HPThe top right button on the OXP screen says search/print from WorkSite. This is unique functionality to HP/Autonomy.Use this to actually search the document management system, preview documents and print any document on the MFP – another form of pull printingUse cases:You arrive at a remote office. Your files are synched wirelessly but then you want to print a document (maybe for an important presentation. With this solution any MFP becomes a print kiosk – no more figuring out how to map the local printers to your device, find the closes printer and its name . ID , etc – just search, preview and print (a recent documents feature shows on the second animated screen illustrates that your most recent docs are always available)You are in a conference room in a big meeting – no PC with you . You need to get a document - go to any device, log in search and printForms library: store all forms in a worksite folder. Now every employee can search for and print forms on demandCollateral library: again with widely distributed retail operations and collateral changing all the time every MFP is a collateral production station – put all collateral in WorkSite (which can could as the document management / portal for marketing anyway - and the latest version will always be available ) only the latest versions are visible) and you are set
Achieve Improved Reimbursements and Quality KPIs using advanced analytics that understands 100% of clinical record including unstructured clinical notes. Gaininsight and develop new clinical, operational, and quality measures not possible with tradition financial reporting and analytics tools.HPHCA automates reportgeneration and integrates all available enterprise data (both structured data, and clinical narratives).Reduce costly manual labor intensive chart abstraction tasks in the areas of auditing, research, and quality reporting.HPHCA instantly locates clinical concepts,improving both efficiency and accuracy, and enabling greater chart abstraction functionality.Reduce Medical Miscoding: Both under and over-coding have substantial financial impact including under-reimbursement, liability from RAC audits, and inaccuratecase-mix determinations affecting hospital operations.compreeHPHCA reconciles coding with clinical documentation, revealing discrepancies and improving accuracy before audits occur.