upgraded life festival 2015. janne aaltonen, hyksin
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IoT from Hospital´s Perspective
– What are the biggest opportunities that hospitals see in IoT for improving their operations and
customer service
Brief Introduction | Presenter
• Janne Aaltonen– CEO of HYKSin– Education
• Consulting Anaesthesiologist• MBA
– Formerly • Medical Director for Logica • Director for R&D in HUS• Chief Administrative Physician of
Helsinki University Hospital• …
– email: [email protected]
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Contents
• What is IoT in healthcare?• History (today is history)• Future & Benefit
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WHAT IS IOT IN HEALTHCARE…?
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Definitions are important!
• We have tendency to screw up definitions…– we call strategy a strategy even while it has no
single component of strategy…– we call person a leader even while he does not
lead…– bass players call themselves musicians…
• IoT = Internet of Things– does it mean the Internet as we all know…?– …or whatever net?– …or whatever connection?
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What of these, or all…?
• Device-to-Device information transfer (no internet)
• Device-to-System information transfer (no internet)
• System-to-Device information transfer (no internet)
• System-to-System information transfer (no internet)
• Device-to-Cloud information transfer (on internet)
• System-to-Cloud information transfer (on internet)
• Anything connecting to anything (whatever net)
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HISTORY
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Connectivity has been important
• Medical information systems have been interconnected as long as it has been possible– LIS to MIS– PACS to RIS– etc.
• Many medical devices today are connected to the information systems– in hospital– at home
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In hospital…
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Doctor’s appointment…
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At home…
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In car…
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Twilight zone…
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TRUE IoT…?
• Device-to-Device via Cloud…?• Doesn’t bring my mind anything… YET!
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FUTURE & BENEFIT
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What TRUE IoT could be…?
• Closed-loop anaesthesia– BIS-monitor to infusion pump connection, etc.
• Physiologic insulin-pump control– Insulin pump controlled by pedometer, etc.
• Self-adjusting CT/MRI devices– Adjusted by image analysis – no nurse needed
anymore?
• …or lots of other things!• Why isn’t there any?
– It can kill you, if it’s malfunctioning
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It’s coming… some day!
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Needs – Benefits?
• Shortage of personnel is problem now already– IoT can make processes self-operational– IoT can make patient to do it by himself/herself
• Quality can always be approved– IoT can make adjustment more timely and
precise– IoT doesn’t suffer from deficiencies of human
senses
• Service… is there any…?– IoT isn’t impatient nor has bad days– IoT can alert and help in self-diagnosis; better
access
Efficiency
Quality
Perception