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We sat down with Lydia Lee to discuss the future of digital healthcare. We sat down with Lydia Lee to discuss the future benefits and challenges for digital healthcare. Lydia Lee discusses the future benefits and challenges for digital healthcare KPMG's Healthcare Review speaks to Lydia Lee about digital healthcare, the challenges of implementation and cyber security, and her perspectives on the industry's future.
Interview with Andy Cowper. This is an oversimplification, but cloud computing is shifting the whole nature of how IT services will be provided in future. We're moving into an era where nearly everything can be accessed from the cloud: you'll be subscribing to applications, platforms, storage, and computing capacity from the cloud. The skill sets for IT people going forwards will not just be about traditional application support, or even engineering. IT professionals will need to be a broker of IT services, whether provided internally or externally.
The attributes of tomorrow's healthcare IT leader will prioritize collaboration, customer experience, and vendor relationship management to enable clinicians and staff to improve the quality and safety of care to improve the patient experience.
LL : One of the common characteristics of successful digital healthcare implementations is that they should support clinical workflow for users rather than hindering it.
Sometimes, a new system might make some functions take a bit longer than manual processes for an individual, but offer a compensatory benefit to reduce overall incidence of harm across the organization. Computerized physician order entry CPOE sometimes falls into this category. It might take longer for an individual order to be placed electronically, though using decision support and other system checks can also improve order accuracy, thus improving patient safety.
At the macro level, it's worth it: at the individual level, there's a trade-off that smart organizations have to manage and balance. If the benefits versus trade-offs equation is communicated clearly to clinicians, they are usually willing to adjust to the change.
Most clinical information systems have been built to automate the existing processes and record electronically what we did originally on paper records, and to capture billing detail.
However, the functionality is generally not intuitive and requires heavy training and a steep learning curve for adoption into clinical practice. Greater use of digital will reshape the recruitment, training and retention landscape for healthcare staff, clinical and non-clinical. Generally, millennials are consumers of digital in their personal life first and foremost; they expect the same level of digital enablement at work too.
System design absolutely matters in this case. The technology should enhance the user experience to reduce the likelihood of error. A huge element of successful implementation is about good design and considering user experience from the beginning of a project.
Healthcare organizations are expected to have proper controls in place to protect information security. However, since the cybersecurity landscape changes so quickly with new threats constantly emerging, it is a challenge to know how much protection is enough. CIOs don't have endless budgets to throw at cybersecurity, so they need to take a risk-based approach to investing in the right areas to protect their organization's data.
How much should they reasonably invest to ensure sufficient protection for organization's information and systems, and so that they don't look irresponsible? How much resource should be at the ready for breach management and remediation? Threat protection technology and services? Organizational training and awareness? That invest-versus-return choice is a constant balancing act between prevention and remediation.
LL : The role that patients will play when it comes to proactive health management through digital health could be significant. When patients have access regularly to their own health information as opposed to only getting them from their doctor , the hope is that patients will be empowered to take care of themselves as they'll understand wellbeing, and be more engaged in self-care decisions.
For example, if someone with hypertension could link their diet, weight gain and increases in blood pressure by seeing their data, they will better understand the cause and effect of their behaviors to their health. This is what we mean when we talk about patient empowerment. We also know that when patients, who are tethered to their healthcare data and are supported by health coaches and caregivers, they become more engaged and tend to sustain the use of health apps, more so then when they are not followed by a health coach.
The support and training is what ensures more stickiness and sustainability of self-empowered care. This has fascinating implications for patients with chronic diseases to improve their health outcomes. In a changing healthcare landscape, who coaches people becomes an interesting question. Should it be clinicians? Non-clinical people? Family members? Or is it a new role if we're trying to support more virtual care in the community and less in the acute sector?
Are the biggest opportunities for digital in healthcare around genomic medicine, or around improving the management of long-term conditions? Or around the opportunities from big data and predictive analytics? LL : Digital technologies provide healthcare organizations the tools to support greater standardization of work, which can improve efficiency.
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