Digitization and Consumerization of Healthcare: The Evolving Role of Devices, Data, and Analytics
summary
Panel describes concrete moves: Insulet’s OmniPod already uses an Android controller and targets a 2020 rollout to dose insulin from Samsung Galaxy phones using Knox security; Dexcom CGM data plus phone sensors aim toward partial automated insulin delivery. UC Health reports 15 million patients’ records on Epic; Medtronic treats ~70 million/year with implanted spinal cord and deep brain systems that include accelerometers and Android apps. Discussion names FDA 2013 mobile app guidance, FHIR for data exchange, HIPAA/BAA and measurable cost math ($3.2T health spend, ~$1T inpatient).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introductions and overview
- 6:20Value-based care trends
- 12:32Data-driven medicine
- 16:56Consumer-focused devices
- 23:37Leveraging health data
- 29:57AI and machine learning
- 36:27Regulatory and privacy
- 43:21Advice for developers
- 57:21Audience Q&A
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