INTEL CONFIDENTIAL

Trendy to Intelligent Healthcare NetworkConnected Hospital, Connected Healthcare

Kwek Ser WeeMarket Development Manager

Embedded Communication GroupIntel

September 2011

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL

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Agenda

• Healthcare Delivery System – a Global Challenge!• Connected Hospital & Connected Healthcare at Trend• Oversee Healthcare Sector Devices

– Clinical vs less-Clinical

• Bedside Terminals readiness, and more…• Intel Extended Life Roadmap• Call to Action

– Driving the Pilot!

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Healthcare Delivery Challenges in China

医疗资源配置失衡

Quality of Care 三长一短

Cost 看病贵

Access看病难

Healthcare Resource

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Problems facing the U.S. Healthcare system

1 “$2.3 Trillion Spent on Health Care in 2008,” The Associated Press, January 5, 20102 “An Older and More Diverse Nation by Midcentury,” US Census Bureau News, August 14, 20083 U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, EE Times, October 13, 20084 “The Cost Conundrum,” The New Yorker, June 1, 20095 ANSR May 2007 Consensus Document6 “The Price of Excess: Identifying Waste in Healthcare Spending” PriceWaterhouseCoopers, 2009

Actual health care costs amounted to $2.3 trillion in 2008, 16.2% of GDP, and an average of $7,681 per person.1

Unsustainably high costs

In 2030, when all of the baby boomers will be 65 and older, nearly one in five U.S. residents is expected to be 65 and older.2

Aging population

Almost half the U.S. population has at least one chronic disease and spending on chronic diseases accounts for 75% of the nation’s medical bill.3

Epidemic of chronic conditions

Some hundred thousand people die each year from complications of surgery-far more than die in car crashes4

Poor quality of care

The shortage of nurses is expected to reach 340,000 by 2020 in the U.S.5

Limited access to health services

Wasteful spending in the health system has been calculated at up to $1.2 trillion of the $2.2 trillion spent nationally, more than half of all health spending…6

System inefficiency

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Highest Quality of Life at the Lowest CostQ

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Home CareResidential/Community

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Acute Care

Reduce illness.Promote wellness and empowerment. Reduce costly

emergency care. Better manage chronic disease.

Reduce hospital (re) admissions.Manage at home.

Earlier Discharge to Ambulatory environments.

Cost of Care

Care Coordination For Better Outcomes – From Hospital into the Home

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Biz OpportunityThe opportunity to create a network of intelligent, connected devices within all aspects of the operation.

The Connected Hospital

OperatingRooms

Patient Rooms

Nursing StationICU

Urgent CareImaging

Data Center

Store

Reception

Pharmacy

Cafe

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The Connected Healthcare at Big

HealthCheckup

Self Check& Control

Home

Emergency

RemoteDiagnostic

Clinic

Community Hospital

Academic Hospital ResearchPharmacy

Visiting Care

DataExchange

DataExchange

Personal Health Record

Electronic Health Record

Patient-Centric Care

Data Repository

Long term Care

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Foundation at EMR/PHR, Trend to Front-end Connected Devices!

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Oversee the Healthcare Sector Devices- Medical, Healthcare, Wellness -

Clinical(FDA a MUST. Traditional device)

Less Clinical(IP65, 60601-1-1, ease of sanitary, able to connect back-end like EMR, HIS etc)

Today Tomorrow… Coming Future…

• Ultrasound• High-end multi-

parameter patient monitoring

• CT/MRI/X-Ray

• Portable Handheld Ultrasound

• Low-end multi-parameter patient monitoring

• Bedside terminals• Medical Tablet• Medical Panel unit• Medical Cart• Fitness Equipment

• RPM: Medical Kiosk • RPM: Home Healthcare monitoring

Medical, Healthcare, Wellness - A Diverse Market at a Glance

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Intel Architecture for Medical Devices

CT/PETUltrasoundMRIDigital X-RayRetinal Scanner

ECGPatient MonitoringBedside TerminalsHealthcare Kiosk’sMedical CartsLab Equipment

Infusion PumpsDefibrillatorsVentilators

Imaging Diagnostics Proactive Health

Therapeutic

Fitness EquipmentRestorative TherapyAthletic TrainingEquipment

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Bedside Terminals HW Readiness- Available at Intel eco-system value chain -

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#4 - Medical - Bedside Terminal

- Solution: SNB-MB + QM67- OS: Meego- Key features

Magnetic Strip Reader Smart Card Reader VOIP Barcode Scanner Video Capture Digital TV RFID Touch Panel Wireless

The Emerging Bedside Terminals, Wall-Mount, Nursing Cart Solutions

Can’t Wait To Share the moment…? Bedside Terminal the answer

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Avalue Bedside Terminal- based on latest Intel® Core i3/i5, QM67 platform -

Together with Avalue, We Bring You the Demo Today the Bedside Terminal as in Total Solution, Ready for Your Hospital Engagement in

Pilot Deployment (HW+SW)

• What is this??– Point of Care at patient

bed• Who the Users?

– Patient, Doctor, Nurse• Where to Deploy?

– Hospital in-patient beds, patient room, nursing cart

• Why to Deploy?– Efficiency: patient /doctor

communication, nurse room-visits and medication routine etc

– Additional revenue income to hospital (eg: VOD, advertising into hospitals etc)

– More…• How to Deploy?

– Are you System Integrators or having close contacts into hospital IT department? Let’s discuss…

• Why Intel based Solution? Non-interrupted responsive high performance, scalable across low-to-high end solution, and more importantly, the remote manageability by Intel® AMT to reduce burden/worrying at Hospital IT maintenance team…

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What else is Intel Healthcare sector working on with the eco-system value chain …… ?

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Objective:

• To facilitate Intel China market survey and focus group study on mobile healthcare the trend

• Sweet Spot: 7” for nurse, 10” for Doctor

• 2D Barcode scanner a must for nurse device

Medical Tablet for Nurse- Prototype Concept, 5” Screen, Intel Menlow -

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Remote Patient Monitoring- Rural Clinics, Home Healthcare, Public/Enterprise, Hospital-to-Hospital -

All-in-One, Highly Integrated Decoupled Model

Hospital-to-Hospital Expert Sharing / 2nd Opinion between hospitals

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Full Performance

Blades

Thin Blades, Mezzanines

Scalable Mainstream / Perf

Scalable Value / Entry

Low Power Performance

ULV / Fanless

Low Power Value

Low Power Entry

Entry Performance (LPIA)

Ultra Low Power (LPIA)

Intel Extended Life Roadmap Brands

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One Single Architecture for Different Features, Performance, Entrance Pricing

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Networked Devices Improve Medical Care- Connected Health -

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• Networked devices improve medical care

• Evaluation Kit with IEEE 11073 Continua* Certified Software Stack for Medical Applications …

• Design into Single Chip…• And a lot more from http://edc.intel.com• Ask for Performance Data!

Visit http://www.intel.com/go/medical

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Intel® Medical Evaluation Kit- Continua Health Alliance compliance binary file -

Download From: http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/embedded/applications/medical/evaluation-kit/overview

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Call to Action

• Evolution in medical healthcare delivery system always a worldwide challenge

– Let’s start with pilot!

• Drive into Pilot Deployment in 2012– Identify yourself local System Integrators or your close contacts into Hospital IT department now,

in 2011– Let’s match-make, customize or co-develop solution blocks at needs!

• Healthcare a big diverse sector– Medical, Healthcare, Wellness ---- identify your opportunity

• Electronic Medical Record (EMR) the back-end foundation, is driving front-end device opportunity at emerging