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FUTURE: TECHNOLOGY IN HOSPITALS DR J S RAJKUMAR MS, FICS, DIP, NB (SURG), FRCS (ENG), FRCS (EDIN), FRCS (GLSG), FRCS (IRL), FIMSA, FAIS, FRSM (LONDON), FAGE (GASTRO), FACG (USA), FIAGES, DIP. MIS (FR) CHAIRMAIN, LIFELINE HOSPITALS

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Page 1: Future Technology in Hospitals

FUTURE:

TECHNOLOGY IN HOSPITALS

DR J S RAJKUMAR

MS, FICS, DIP, NB (SURG), FRCS (ENG), FRCS (EDIN), FRCS (GLSG), FRCS (IRL),

FIMSA, FAIS, FRSM (LONDON), FAGE (GASTRO), FACG (USA), FIAGES, DIP. MIS (FR)

CHAIRMAIN, LIFELINE HOSPITALS

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IS EATING

HEALTHCARE

SOFTWARE…

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ULTRA-CHEAP

UBIQUITOUS

ACCESS

SOFTWARE + CLOUD + MOBILE =

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• Big Data

• Artificial Intelligence

• Tele Medicine

• Cheap Genome

• Customized Medicine

REMEMBER

The disrupters are gunning

for dysfunctional American

healthcare. Prize is too

large. Onslaught will be

relentless

EMERGING TRENDS

EXPLOSIVE DESRUPTION

HAS JUST BEGUN

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COMING

HEALTHCARE

DISRUPTIONS

JUST A FEW…

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• Learns by reading natural language

• As good as an MBBS by 2015

• Commercial before 2020

• Cheaper, better and faster than

humans

FUTURE SHOCK:

Medical Diagnosis will

become like Google

Search. Knowledge

workers are at risk.

Doctors must redefine

their role

WATSON FROM IBM

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• Health-on-Palm device

• To include several sensors

• Combined with cloud-based

intelligent system

• Presently in pre-R&D

• Expect in your hands before 2020

FUTURE SHOCK:

Stated objective is to

Reduce consumer’s

reliance on Healthcare

Dinosaur

QUALCOMM TRICORDER

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• Blood test detects up to 160

Cancers in STAGE-1

• Equipment consists of

Parts printed using 3D Printer and a

Smart Phone is used for analysis

• Open Source design Will flood

the world

FUTURE SHOCK:

If cancer is detected in

Stage-1 through low cost

blood test, oncology

business will change

MIROCULUS

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• One of several Smartphone apps

that work as patient coach

• Substantially increase the quality of

treatment for chronic diseases

• Apps learn by closely watching

patient behavior

FUTURE SHOCK:

Psychiatry to diabetes,

everything will change.

New insight on patient

behavior will bring more

elegant solutions

GINGER.IO

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• Genomics knowledge is increasing

exponentially

• And the cost is dropping fast

• In less than 10 years, genomic

medicine will be main stream

FUTURE SHOCK:

One-size-fits-all solutions

will lose relevance. Which

is to say, all of the

current regime

CHEAPER GENOMICS

LOG SCALE

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• Of all technologies listed here, this

is the least disruptive

• Devices will become very powerful

when more sensors are added

• Continuous tracking of biometrics

will yield brand new insights

FUTURE SHOCK:

Preventive healthcare will

become the norm. Doctor

must be computer savvy to

handle massive data

produced by trackers.

ACTIVITY TRACKERS

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Every innovation needs Electronic Medical Records. Hospitals who don’t digitize will become bit players.

MEDICAL RECORDS

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Power will shift towards organizations that have massive data. Bigger guys who adopt will win big.

BIG DATA

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From drug discovery to patient management, power is shifting away from establishments

CROWD SOURCING

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MAKE CONSUMER

THE CEO OF HIS

OWN HEALTH

- VINOD KOSLA

84% OF INTERNET USERS “GOOGLE” HEALTH ISSUES

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YEARS,

NOT DECADES

TIME FRAME?

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Presented by

Dr JS Rajkumar

MS, FICS, DIP., NB (Surg), FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Edin), FRCS (Glsg), FRCS (Irl),

FIMSA, FAIS, FRSM (London), FAGE (Gastro), FACG (USA), FIAGES, Dip. MIS (FR)Chairman, Lifeline Institute of Minimal Access

THANK YOU!

Prepared in collaboration with

Saravanan Balakrishnan

Strategist, Lifeline Exponential Healthcare