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Without Interoperability there is not IoT

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The IoT is linked to the mobile Health

Useful for:

• Patients (Electronic Medical Record, EMR)

• Population Management


Wearable devicesWearables will have a significant and pervasive impact on the economy in coming

years, profoundly altering how we interact with our technology, our environment and

each other:

smart watches, glasses, smart clothing …

There may be upward of 15% of smartphone owners who end up buying a wearable, the authors opine, for perhaps 6% share of the total global electronics market.

Source: The Next Big Thing (Credit Suisse)

forecasts are that 6.4 billion of connected things will be in use worldwide in 2016, up 30 percent from 2015, and will reach 20.8 billion by 2020.

Source: Gartner Inc.

The wearables market is a lot bigger than investors realize, they contend, at perhaps

$3 billion to $5 billion today, rising to perhaps $30 billion to $50 billion over the next 3-5 years.


mHealth & IoT complexity

Using this data

for better

diagnosis and

better treatments

Monitor Way of Life Daily Activity

They capture massive amounts of Data

They control your

health:

Access to your

EMR

Check treatment

adherence …


European Commission Public Consultation on mobile Health (April 2014)

Some of the Proposed actions identified as needed the development of mHealth:

Security, Big Data and Privacy: deal with massive amounts of data and protect users privacy at the

same time

Interoperability and european standards to:

• Connect the devices and get the maximun outcomes from the potential of mHealth generated

"Big Data"

• Integrate the mHealth solutions with the EMRs/EHRs

• European standards on the way the information is processed

Patient Safety and Legal Framework: Certification and quality of mHealth applications

Create clinical evidence on the uptake of mHealth solutions

Define funding and reimbursement schemes for the mHealth services

Conclusions after the Consultation:

mHealth is in a prelimnary phase but it will be a key piece in the future of the Healthcare Systems

mHealth will play a fundamental role to shift from a health system prepared to cure towards one

based in preventionSource: Report on the Public Consultation on the Green Paper on Mobile Health


Interoperability

The Clinical Data generated by the Patient and the capacity of

Healthcare Organizations for accepting, seeing and

exchanging this data to take the best decisions are crucial to

have a Healthcare system that is effective and coordinated.

Source: Michael A. Wittie, MPH, y Simone Myrie en un blog post for HealthIT Buzz.

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The Importance of having a Healthcare Interoperability Platform

Incorporación de

mHealth/IoT

Análisis en tiempo-real para Actuar

Visión Unificada del

Paciente

The Interoperability platform

allows:

• A complete Integration

• Orchestrate all the

processes Share all the data

(and store them if

necessary)

• Rule based Processing

& it speeds up the

deployment of mHealth/IoT

Solutions

InterSystemsHealthcare

Interoperability

Platform

Socio con

Experiencia y

Compromiso

Excelencia

y

Soporte

Tecnología

Probada

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Without Interoperability there is not IoT

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