Health Datapalooza 2013: iTriage
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Health Datapalooza IV: June 3rd & 4th, 2013 Apps Demo: iTriage
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Health Datapalooza 2013: iTriage
- 1. H e a l t h D a t a p a l o o z a 2 0 1 3 June 4, 2013
- 4. QUALITY ISSUES MORE ACTIVATED PATIENT LESS ACTIVATED PATIENT Readmitted to the hospital with in 30 days of discharge 12.8% 28% Experiences a medical error 19.2% 35.8% Have poor care coordination among health care providers 12.6% 41.8% Suffer a health consequence because of poor communication among providers 13.2% 48.6% Lose confidence in the system 15.1% 59.8% Source: Adapted from AARP & You “Beyond 50” Patient Survey; Gallup Research, IMI Healthcare PATIENT ENGAGEMENT IMPROVES OUTCOMES
- 6. 25,000PHYSICIANS CUSTOMER NETWORK OF HUNDREDS OF HOSPITALS AND URGENT CARES, AND OVER
- 7. MOST UBIQUITOUS, AND RAPIDLY GROWING MOBILE CONSUMER PLATFORM 9,000,000 OVER Total Downloads 50 uses per year MILLIO N+BILLIONSOf Page Views
- 8. 8 Health Data Initiative – 2010 to 2012 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL 2010 National Physician Data base NPPE 800,000 physicians 100 million searches 2010 Community Health Centers HRSA 7,200 clinics 250,000+ searches 2011 Mental Health/Substance Abuse SAMHSA 2,227 clinics 200,000+ searches
- 9. 9STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Health Datapalooza IV, Multi-symptom Processor NAMCS/NHAMCS 55 million symptom views on hundreds of iTriage symptoms 80 million disease views of thousands of iTriage conditions iTriage proprietary analytics Bayesian statistics
- 10. 10 Health Datapalooza IV, TXT4Tots STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
- 11. DEMO
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- We became entrepreneurs focused on this area after 20+ years in the ER watching a broken system
- By creating transparency, we can achieve empowerment, by creating empowerment, we can affect behavior, by affecting behavior, we can provide better outcomes, by providing better outcomes, we create the feedback loop that drives reinforces the entire loop. Net result is a better educated consumer, in a better marketplace
- AARP study, themore activated a patient, the less likely they were toexperience a negative health outcome such as readmittance to the hospital or a medical error.Patient engagement consistently predicts hospital performance on an array of crucial business outcomes, including EBITA per adjusted admission and net revenue per adjusted admission.Chronically ill patients who have email relationships with their doctors correlate with:Higher trustBetter HEDIS outcomes
- Pathways concept a lot of work flows that patients try to navigate, and are very complex in healthcare, start with clinical information, and end in highly fragmented healthcare delivery systemiTriage created a simple system that started with a symptom, and ended wherever the patient needed to go, and allowed you to jump in at any point, but made it simple, trusted, and
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