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ENABLING HEALTHCARE TRANSFORMATION:THE MEDICAL-GRADE NETWORK
TERRI WIMMS, U.S. HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY MARKETINGKENT GRAY, GLOBAL HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS
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Agenda
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State of the Healthcare Industry
Cisco’s Strategy and Value Proposition
The Cisco Advantage
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Today’s Healthcare Imperatives
Patient-Centric CareReduce medical errorsImprove care quality
Secure EnvironmentProtect patient health informationProvide a safe environmentTrack assets and resources
Continuum of CollaborationCreate Real-Time collaborative medicineShare information between health partnersAccess to online continued education
Cost ContainmentImproved staff productivity
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Growth of Web-based Patient Services
Source: Hospitals & Health Networks ' 2003 Most Wired Survey and Benchmarking Study
Growth of Patient Web Services
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Pre-Registration Claims Query Prescription
Renewal
Appt. Scheduling MD Referral Review Test
Results
2000 2001 2002 2003 Most Wired '03 Least Wired '03
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Innovation is Delivering Tangible Results
13%3.2 3.715%3.23.8All-payer LOS*Utilization Management
158%$423.7 $164.2 151%$401.1 $159.5 Net patient revenue per FTE (thousands)
21%90.3113.919%93.7115.9Paid hours per adjusted discharge*
13%3.33.813%3.43.9FTEs per occupied bed*Productivity
12%$4,154 $4,714 10%$4,129 $4,581 Expense per adjusted hospital discharge*
11%$3,995 $4,511 10%$3,963 $4,387 Expense per adjusted facility discharge*
Expense Control
DifferenceMost Wired
All Hospitals
DifferenceMost Wired
All Hospitals
19991998
Information study Medicare Cost Reports for 1998 and 1999—the most recent data availableNote: Data are medians and, when indicated by an asterisk, case-mix adjusted. Source: American Hospital Directory, HealthMarketInsights, Hospitals & Health Networks' Most Wired Survey.
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Themes in 2004: Quality, Access, Safety, Cost
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
Patient Safety
HIPAA Compliance
Cost Pressures
Medicare Cutbacks
Operational Efficiency
Quality of Care
Avail. / Retention of Staff
Consumerism / Satisfying Customers
CEO
CMO / CNO
CIO
Source: 2003 HIMSS Leadership Survey
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Key Industry Initiatives for 2003-2004
Clinical systems 42%
CPOE 36%
Infrastructure 24%
PACs 25%
Medication Management 18%
CPR/EMR 18%
Wireless Projects 17%
Revenue Cycle/Business Office 15%
Top Priorities for 2004
Source: Hospitals & Health Networks ' 2003 Most Wired Survey and Benchmarking Study
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CISCO’S STRATEGYAND VALUE PROPOSITION
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Source: Carly Fiorina, CEO of Hewlett Packard, February 2003
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“IF YOU GET THE INFRASTRUCTURE RIGHT, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE”
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Right Information…Right Time…Right Place
Users
Applications
Devices
CPOE/EMR Radiology/PACS
Lab Pharmacy
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The Right Technology
Wireless LAN
IP Communications
IP Communications
SecuritySecurityWireless
LANWireless
LAN
Storage NetworkingStorage Networking
Solid Architectural Foundation(Intelligent Information Network)Solid Architectural Foundation
(Intelligent Information Network)
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The Right Knowledge
Managed Costs
Greater Information
AccessIntegratedSecurity
Improved Quality of
Care
The Right Solution:
The Medical-Grade Network
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The Right Solution
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Healthcare Networks have unique requirements:
• Uses intelligence to triage information
• Integrates ecosystem partners
• Provides seamless connectivity
• Reduces information errors
• Improves user productivity in a 24x7
world.
The Medical Grade Network:It’s the Nervous System of the Organization
Intelligent Networks. Smart Medicine.Intelligent Networks. Smart Medicine.
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A Responsive, Protected, Resilient, Interactive Solution
Medical-Grade Network
Interactive
Connecting technology and caregivers to create greater collaboration and knowledge
Responsive
Maximizing the effectiveness of application and device performance to intelligently distribute information to improve quality of care
Protected
Protecting the information and physical assets of the hospital environment
Resilient
A highly reliable infrastructure that meets the network challenges and continually changing business requirements of healthcare
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The Right Infrastructure for Transformation
Wireless LAN
IP Communications
IP Communications
SecuritySecurityWireless
LAN
WirelessLAN
Storage Networking
Storage Networking
Solid Architectural Foundation(Core Infrastructure)
Solid Architectural Foundation(Core Infrastructure)
The
Medical
Grade
Network
The
Medical
Grade
Network
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Responsive Healthcare Program
Customer Problem• Caregivers must have greater access to clinical
apps and patient information to deliver higher levels of performance and improve patient care
• Nurses need more efficient and effective ways to care for the needs and requests of patients
The Solution• Incorporate AT’s such as IP Communications and
wireless to enhance functionality and simplify use• Cisco CallManager integration with major nurse call
and patient monitoring applications
The Benefits• Improved point-of-care communications, care giver
productivity, and patient satisfaction
Customer Innovation• Sharp Healthcare
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Protected Healthcare SolutionCustomer Problem• Point solutions cannot adequately protect against
today’s security threats• Customers spending 20–25% of support staff
resources “managing” security updates
The Solution• Comprehensive end-to-end network security
platform improves security coverage, minimizes support efforts
The Benefits• Protect the privacy of patient information and the
security of staff, patients, and facilities• Improve staff productivity while providing better
reliability and availability (scope, response time)
Customer Innovation• TriHealth, Northwestern Memorial Hospital
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Resilient Healthcare Solution
Customer Problem• Healthcare has unique requirements for their network’s
availability and optimum performance
The Solution• Standards-based core components that provide high-
availability, redundancy, and QoS for datacenter• Networked storage to maximize current investment in
storage boxes
The Benefits• Highly reliable healthcare infrastructure that can adapt
to changing practice needs and environmental • Redundancy and failover required for continued care
Customer Innovation• Baylor Health Care System
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Interactive Healthcare Program
Customer Problem• Disparate and antiquated systems make it difficult
to collaborate on care using technology• Caregivers frequently spend hours traveling to
continued education courses
The Solution• Incorporate AT’s such as IP Telephony, security
and wireless to enhance functionality and simplify ease of use
The Benefits• Improving the organizational efficiency of
healthcare delivery and enhancing interaction between caregivers, staff, and patients
Customer Innovation• Springhill Medical Center
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Looking Forward: Potential Solutions
Medical-Grade Network
Responsive Protected Resilient Interactive
• Nurse CallIntegration
• CPOE / EMR Access
• E-Radiology Suite
• Location-based tracking
• Single sign-on
• Biometrics
• Business-Ready Architecture (data center, campus, branch and teleworkers)
• IPC Productivity Applications
• TeleHealth / virtual consultations
• Education Exchange
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Our Vision for the Integrated Healthcare Environment
Inpatient Facilities HomeRemoteLocations
Public Health Programs
Pharmacies
ResearchInstitutes
Remote Clinics/ Physician Practices
Employees
• Real time information sharing
• Virtual consultations
• Remote patient monitoring
• Data collection in the community
• Collaborative research
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Our Partner Strategy Can Deliver
Healthcare Industry Partners
Distributors
Value-added Resellers
Service Providers
Strategic Alliances
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We Have the Service and Support
Customer Environment• Limited internal IT expertise• Value flexible support services• Typically under-staffed in
network support • Inexperienced at deploying
advanced technologies
Technical Support ServicesAdvanced Services
Network design, integration, staging, turn-up servicesOnsite and remote support, audits, performance optimization
Advisory Services
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Cisco Strengths in Healthcare
• Executive Commitment to Healthcare
• Active Contribution within Healthcare Ecosystem
• Focused Healthcare Team
• Strong Customer Base
• Cross-industry expertise
• Strong Partner Relationships
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The Cisco Medical-Grade Network…
• The Market Leader in Innovative Network Technologies
• Unique ability to offer end-to-end technology solutions
• Enable higher levels of information access, staff productivity and patient safety
• Compelling customer returns on investment
• With a protected, resilient, interactive and responsive network environment.
Intelligent Networks. Smart Medicine.