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Electronic Patient Records and the new national agenda: Where do Radiology Management systems and PACS fit in today? Patients in your heart Patients in mind Patientsand families Dr Charles Gutteridge Clinical Informatics
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Page 1: Electronic Patient Records and the new national agenda: Where do Radiology Management systems and PACS fit in today? Patients in your heart Patients in.

Electronic Patient Recordsand the new national

agenda:Where do Radiology

Management systems and PACS fi t in today?

Patients in your heartPatients in mind

Patientsand families

Dr Charles Gutteridge Clinical Informatics

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The scale of change

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Have we reduced the mountain of suffering?

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Do health costs matter?

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It is global....

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Productivity and growth

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GP systems, Pharmacy systems,Hospital systems, Electronic Staff Record

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MoD, Home Countries,Other government systems

Reporting info

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Demographics

Care records

MessagingIdentity

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Test &Training

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Reporting

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Health IT use

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Lesson 1 - Interoperability

It is possible to deliver systems nationally but:

Time frame is longLeadership challenge is greatInnovation gets left behind

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Lesson 2 – Professional leadership

Professional engagement in solutions is critical:

Local works better than nationalNurse involvement is criticalUsability is a key factor

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Lesson 3 - Innovation

IT and software innovation is a key to change but:

Innovation outstrips organisational capacity to introduce change

Innovation is costly for first in type usersInnovation disrupts established processes

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Lesson 4 - Analytics

Analytics must be built in from the start:

Clinical data extraction is the key to use by doctors and academics

Performance management tools deliver engagement

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Lesson 5 – User training

User training is key to good system performance and:

Is always underestimated and under delivered

System implementation has a stronger focus than sustainable use

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Are we clear about what we want to do?

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Focus on changing care delivery

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At present it is:

Centred on infrastructure

Led by professional groups

Digital solutions remain disconnected Clinical variation

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% of high risk TIAs treated within 24 hours

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The changed paradigm – local delivery

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Wellness and self care

Defined by citizens

Innovative use of digital solutions

Information and knowledge

Comparison and choice

Apps and mobile devices

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Opp0rtunities for care

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• At the bedside

Care and treatment discussions

Safety

Quality

Productivity

Decision support

Video and application support

Training routines

Comparative information

Analytics

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Digital care delivery

So how might we do that….?

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5 challenges for a clinical leader

1.Knowledge and content management

2.Measurement and performance3.Patient experience at the frontline4.Innovation5.Education and training

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Connecting the data

Pharmaceutical data

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Data quality

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Comparative OECD 2010 data

Country Scanners/million CT scans/1000

Australia 42 94

Canada 14 125

Denmark 27 84

France 11 138

UK 8 73

US 34 228

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Patient involvement

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Teaching and education

Link the professions

Teach advanced informatics

Teach analytics

Teach performance management

Dr Charles Gutteridge Clinical Informatics


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