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HIMSS

Hal Wolf IIIPresident & CEO

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HIMSS is a global voice, advisor and thought leader of health

transformation through health information and technology.

With a unique breadth and depth of expertise and capabilities, we

work to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of health, healthcare and care outcomes.

Better health through

information and

technology.

Lead global endeavors that

optimize health

engagements and care

outcomes through

information and technology.

Our Vision

Our Mission

With more than 400 employees, HIMSS is headquartered in Chicago, IL, with operations in:

North America I Asia I Europe I United Kingdom

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HIMSS is a global voice, advisor and thought leader of health

transformation through health information and technology.

With a unique breadth and depth of expertise and capabilities, we

work to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of health, healthcare and care outcomes.

Better health through

information and

technology.

Lead global endeavors that

optimize health

engagements and care

outcomes through

information and technology.

Our Vision

Our Mission

With more than 400 employees, HIMSS is headquartered in Chicago, IL, with operations in:

North America I Asia I Europe I United Kingdom

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Challenges in Most Systems

• Fastest Ageing Population

• High Chronic Disease Burden

• Geographic Displacement

• Extremely Challenging Funding System

• Highly Educated and Demanding Consumer

• Lack of Actionable Information

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Economics of Healthcare

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Europe

Northern America

Oceania

Latin America and the Caribbean

Asia

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Economics of Healthcare

Source: United Nations population statistics: McKinsey analysis

Number of workers per dependent,

Ratio of working-age population (aged 15-64) to dependent population (aged 0-14 and over 65)

Today Projected

India

Less developed economies

China

Developed economies

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1.5

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3.0

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Meet Bandit and Adam

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Who had the First Patient Registry for

Prevention?

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Population Care/

Mass Production

We Support the Medical Model with the Increased Use of Personalized

Information

Personalized

Health

Sub

Segmentation(risk & condition-

based)

Integrated

Medical

Conditions

Patient

Preferences/

Personal

Circumstances

Genomics

Medical Model

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But There’s

a Catch

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The Consumer is Bringing Their Own Personalized Needs and Data

Personalized

Health

Population Care/

Mass Production

Sub

Segmentation(risk & condition-

based)

Integrated

Medical

Conditions

Personal Circumstances

Genomics

Patient Preferences

Health Model

Medical Model

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How Do Weave Together the Personalization of the Two Models

Personalized

Health

Health & Medical Model

Population Care/

Mass Production

Sub

Segmentation(risk & condition-

based)

Integrated

Medical

Conditions

Patient

Preferences/

Personal

Circumstances

Genomics

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Global HIMSS

North America

Latin America

Europe

UK

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How Is HIMSS Leading Change?

F I VE KEY STR ATEGIES

E X PA N D I N T E R N AT I O N A L

expand our international footprint to become the global

leader in health innovation

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M E M B E RVALU E

enhance value delivered to HIMSS

members

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I N N OVAT I O NO F F E R I N G S

expanded opportunities for

engagement through new innovation-centric offerings

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T H O U G H T L E A D E R S H I P

advance the ecosystem of thought leadership

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M AT U R I T Y M O D E L R E A C H

develop the breadth and reach of HIMSS

adoption models (beyond EMRAM)

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ENGAGING THE ECOSYSTEM

Who Is HIMSS Working with to Bring About Change?

MEMBERS80K+ Corporate and Individual Members

STAKEHOLDERSHealthcare Providers, Executives, Administrators, Payers, Patients

INFLUENCERSGovernment, Public/Private Sector, Technology Vendors, Policy, Finance, Education

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Membership

• HIMSS, PCHA and Health 2.0 engage members:

– Individual, Affiliate and Corporate

– International, National and Regional

• Thought Leadership/Engagement

– Chapters and Committees

• Government Relations

• Best Practice sharing

• Work Force Development

– Education

• Standards Development

• Event participation and attendance

• Innovation

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Government Relations

• Ensure HIMSS is the trusted organization global government policy leaders involve as thought leaders, collaborators and conveners on all policy matters where health information and technology advance healthcare transformation --

• Leverage diverse member and organizational resources, and coalition-building capabilities to support government decision making

• Harness the value of health information & technology to:

– Supporting Healthcare Transformation

– Expanding Access to High Quality Healthcare

– Increasing Economic Opportunity

– Making Communities Healthier

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We Drive the Health IT Market in the Direction it Needs to Go

Maturity and Adoption Models HIMSS Analytics

Hundredsof Facilities Assessed Across

Other Maturity Models

Improved Patient Care

and Health IT Insights

6,500EMRAM Hospitals

Scored

47Countries

318EMRAM Stage 7

Hospitals

12Countries

55,000O-EMRAM Physician

Practices Scored

~2300EMRAM Stage 6

Hospitals

33Countries

in

in

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Advisory Services• HIMSS Analytics

– Maturity Model and Adoption model Standardized Scoring

– Support and Development strategies across the full range of models

• Healthbox

– Supporting Innovation strategy development and execution

– Digital Health Strategy and Market positioning

– Innovation Investment Portfolio development and management

• Health 2.0

– Bringing Innovation Companies exposure and connectivity to Providers and the Investment Community

• HIMSS Media

– Data Driven Marketing Solutions, Research, Advertising and engagement platforms

– Regionally focused content and education

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Engagement

740Corporate

Members

450Organizational

Affiliate Clients

70,000+Individual Members

20,000Volunteers

Coming together to serve the greater good

75,000Event Attendees

Nearly 1.5 Million Touchpoints and Counting!

470Non-Profit

Organizations

20,000+Health 2.0 Individual

Members

600,000Hours of Online

Learning

100,000Virtual Learning

Subscribers

453,000Social Media Followers

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Our Intent

It is time to globally reimagine and reform

our health ecosystem

• We will Drive Global Reformation of the Health Ecosystem

• Enable each Person’s ever-Improving State of health and wellness

This will happen by fully realizing the potential of information and technology to create an ever-increasing informed and empowered

global community of innovators, care providers and patients.

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HIMSS Global

North America

Latin America

Europe

UK

Thank You