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Reducing Shadow IT by embracing “good enough for HIPAA” horizontal cloud solutions

Reducing Shadow IT by embracing “good enough for HIPAA” horizontal cloud solutions

Shadow IT and Rogue IT is plaguing providers because existing legacy vendors aren't solving healthcare's major collaboration problems fast enough. This presentation covers why horizontal cloud solutions are very useful in healthcare even though they're not designed specifically for medical information use.

Shahid N. Shah

August 07, 2013
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  1. Reducing Shadow IT by embracing
    “good enough for HIPAA” business-
    friendly healthcare cloud solutions
    Shahid N. Shah, CEO

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  2. NETSPECTIVE
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    Many cloud benefits are obvious
    Faster
    implementations
    Better usability and
    capabilities
    (consumer friendly)
    Easier to pilot and
    then scale to more
    users
    Reduced capital
    expenditures
    Fewer IT resources
    required to
    manage solutions

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    Some benefits are not so obvious
    Better security
    Safer
    deployments
    Enhanced
    collaboration
    Faster custom
    development
    Less
    experienced IT
    resources
    Better
    integrations with
    external systems
    Availability of
    younger tech
    resources

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    Cloud improves focus on the real customer
    Patients
    External
    HCPs
    Internal
    business
    users and
    HCPs
    IT
    Personnel
    Unsophisticated and
    less agile focus
    Sophisticated and
    more agile focus
    Inside-out focus Outside-in focus
    HCPs = healthcare providers

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    The most important benefit of the cloud is that it
    allows point of care clinical users to accomplish tasks
    that they can’t perform with legacy solutions.

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    Case study: Reduce heart failure readmissions
    Allocating scarce resources in real-time to reduce heart
    failure readmissions: a prospective, controlled study
    http://qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/2013/07/31/bmjqs-2013-001901.full
    “This study provides preliminary evidence that technology
    platforms that allow for automated EMR data extraction, case
    identification and risk stratification may help potentiate the effect
    of known readmission reduction strategies, in particular those that
    emphasize intensive and early post-discharge outpatient contact.”

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    The most important benefit of the cloud is that it
    allows point of care clinical users to accomplish tasks
    that they can’t perform with legacy solutions just
    weren’t possible before.
    Without asking for permission for every experiment.

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    Clinical tech users are resourceful
    Clinical professionals that are
    counted on to save lives do
    not always wait around for
    solutions, they create them.
    The cloud can empower them.

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    Shadow IT is prevalent & growing
    • When they only had
    access to MS Office,
    “Shadow EHRs” were
    created using Word,
    Excel, and Access.
    • In the cloud era, they
    pick consumer-grade
    and least-secure options
    when you don’t give
    them reasonably secure
    options instead.

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    Cloud enables healthcare to be agile
    Improve speed of
    response to new
    patient/HCP needs
    Reduce permission-
    oriented culture
    React faster to
    regulatory and
    market changes
    Reduce number of
    Shadow IT systems
    Reduce
    compliance-focus
    in favor of customer
    focus

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    Most important cloud considerations
    • Business-grade
    functionality with
    • Consumer-grade ease of
    use
    • Auditable with easy to
    use notifications (reduce
    permissions requirement)
    • Workflow-independent
    • Platform-independent
    • Device-independent

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    Your cloud strategy is successful when its
    activities are pragmatic, fit for purpose, and
    almost as useful to HCPs and patients as their
    consumer-grade tools.
    You’ve failed if you haven’t created a framework
    for rapid and adaptable clinical decision support
    and medical records accessibility.

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  13. Thank You
    Visit
    http://www.netspective.com
    http://www.healthcareguy.com
    E-mail [email protected]
    Follow @ShahidNShah
    Call 202-713-5409

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