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Digital technologies that will bring better care to more people at lower cost

Digital technologies that will bring better care to more people at lower cost. Mark Zdeblick, Ph.D. Co-Founder and CTO. Fujitsu Laboratories of America Technology Symposium 5 June 2013. Global Rise in Chronic Disease; Global Spread of Mobile Technology. Percent of People with Type 2 Diabetes.

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Digital technologies that will bring better care to more people at lower cost

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  1. Digital technologies that will bring better care to more people at lower cost Mark Zdeblick, Ph.D. Co-Founder and CTO Fujitsu Laboratories of America Technology Symposium 5 June 2013

  2. Global Rise in Chronic Disease; Global Spread of Mobile Technology Percent of People with Type 2 Diabetes <4% 4% 5% 7% 9% >12% Percent of People with Cell Phone Coverage > 99% chance of sending a message within 20 minutes Personal Medical Records Source: International Telecommunications Union 2010

  3. Tablet Computer, Pills and Patch

  4. The Digital Health Feedback System

  5. Tracking Adherence Enables Carer to Identify Patients Who Need Help Good Adherer A patient who takes pills at the same time everyday. No adherence intervention needed. Consistent daily dosing Heart rate Poor Adherer A patient who skips pills some days and has inconsistent dosing time. Reminders or other interventions may be beneficial. Missed dose Inconsistent dosing - amount and time

  6. Tracking Physiology Enables Carers to Identify Problems Early Healthy Volunteer: Regular Sleep Pattern Normal Walking Unstable Walking Neuropsychiatric Patient: Disrupted Sleep Patterns

  7. What is the Ingestible Event Sensor? Active layers Thin-film layers activate and power the IES using stomach electrolytes Integrated Circuit Modulates / pulses the current flow to encode information stored in it Edible Skirt disk Insulating edible material, enhances detected voltage by creating a larger “virtual dipole” Communication through body tissue Electric field is detected by a receiver worn on the patient’s skin

  8. Thank you! www.proteusdh.com

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