Impact of IT on Healthoutcomes

1. Impact of IT on Health Outcomes Vikas Aggarwal Head - Industry Solutions & Market Development Public Sector, Microsoft India vikasag@microsoft.com

2. India Health Sector Scenario 31% of population under 15 Over 46,000 hospitals in India and a total of 1.7M beds 4% GDP Spent on Health 2.8M Health Professionals Source: http://apps.who.int/globalatlas/dataQuery/default.asp Source: http://www.who.int/gho/health_financing/en/index.html

3. India Health Sector Scenario 74% of total spent on health is out of pocket. 68% private. $45 USD per person spent on health (annually) 4% of total government budget spent on health 1.2 Billion People Source: http://apps.who.int/globalatlas/dataQuery/default.asp Source: http://www.who.int/gho/health_financing/en/index.html

4. Aim Lowercost Higher quality Better access

5. tech trends Data explosion Cloud computing Bring your own device

6. Connected Health Framework Connected health solutions Integrated. Security-enhanced. Flexible and scalable. Supports full continuum of care. Shared services Connected health platform

7. Real Impact for Better Health Productivity Innovation Analytics FlexibleWorkstyle

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10. Compared to what we would have paid to create a modern on-premises infrastructure, we are realizing a cost avoidance of US$4 million over a five-year period by moving to Exchange Online. RanceClouser Director, ERP and UC Applications Advocate Health Care Cloud Computing

11. Flexible Workstyle

12. Flexible Workstyle Enterprise-GradeSolutions Tablet productivity Portable workspaces End-to-end security Devices & Experiences Users Want Enterprise-Grade Solutions

13. One of the greatest things about implementing Windows 7 is that the ICT department now can talk to the business in terms of what we can do with technology, rather than what we can’t do. Doug HoweDeputy Director Information and Communication TechnologyBarts and The London NHS Trust Flexible Workstyle

14. Productivity

15. Productivity Best experience Stay connected Security without compromise Run it the way you want Cloud

16. Increasingly, healthcare is not an office-based job …. Our staff now has the tools it needs to stay productive and in touch all the time, from anywhere. We’ve taken away the communications borders. Shane OchotnyTechnology Architect, IT DepartmentTampa General Hospital, United States Productivity

17. Analytics

18. Analytics Managed self-service Business intelligence Breakthrough insights BI delivery on your terms Big Data

19. BI is quite simply taking the handcuffs off right across the organization—even a limitless budget couldn’t have liberated us in this way. Andy Hall Associate Director of Performance Nottinghamshire County PCT, England Analytics Business Intelligence

20. Innovation