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Brad Cunningham SystemOne, LLC [email protected] Connectivity Needs for Improved Patient Care Translating Laboratory Informatics into Patient Care: mHealth & Implementation Science Research ASLM Conference, Cape Town 3 December, 2016 temOne LLC, 2016 All rights reserved.

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Brad CunninghamSystemOne, LLC

[email protected]

Connectivity Needs for Improved Patient Care

Translating Laboratory Informatics into Patient Care: mHealth & Implementation Science Research

ASLM Conference, Cape Town3 December, 2016

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Adoption in TB Through 2015

MARKET IS GROWING @ 14% PER MONTH

MORE THAN 2,000 GENEXPERTS ARE ALREADY PROGRAMMED FOR CONNECTIVITY, ACROSS 32 DEVELOPING NATIONS

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• Translating real-time data into real-time actionTreatment

• Diagnostics moving further away from centralized, well-controlled environmentsQuality

• Optimize utilization of instruments, consumption of consumables, improve ROICost

Faster, better quality health data leads to better patient outcomes

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Misnomer

Data >> Connectivity

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• Expect POC instruments to traverse multiple network types / speeds (3+) each day

• Wide variety in signal strength / quality

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Patient Care

Patient Management

Logistics

Diagnosis

Linkage to Care

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Emerging mHealth trends inthe HIV/TB sector

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Patient Care

Patient Management

Logistics

Diagnosis

Linkage to Care

Patient Management:• Geo-locating• Health-care contact info• Home-care help• Incentive-based care• Appointment booking• Patient registration • Patient identification• (direct) Contact information • Visit management & workflow• Screening • Sample Collection• Education, awareness & outreach• Result delivery • Re-engagement • Linkage to care

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Patient Care

Patient Management

Logistics

Diagnosis

Linkage to Care

Logistics:• Test order requests• ‘Smart’ courier • Sample transport tracking• Transport recording • Demand-based logistic routes• Reduce time-to-diagnosis• Improved consumable

management• Reduce stock shortages• Reduce gross over-purchasing

of consumables

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Patient Care

Patient Management

Logistics

Diagnosis

Linkage to Care

Diagnosis:• Recording & interpretation (RDT’s) • (ongoing) Quality Assurance • Measurement of ‘lab’ environment• Linking diagnosis to individuals• Reporting • Follow-up & reflexing• Real-time result delivery • Notifications (SMS, e-mail, in-app)

• Patient• Doctor• Nurses• Care centres (MDR, as

example)

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Patient Care

Patient Management

Logistics

Diagnosis

Linkage to Care

Linkage to Care:• Clinical translation of diagnostic &

connectivity efforts• Making sure the right data:

• Gets to the right person • At the right time• With the right information• In an appropriate manner

• Reduced time to result reporting• Get patient onto treatment

faster• Improve initiation on care

• Social engagement & personal care approach to increase retention in care & loss to follow up

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Patient Care

Patient Management

Logistics

Diagnosis

Linkage to Care

Where do things go wrong?• Do everything• Healthcare is too broad, too

diverse. • Start small

• Micro-populations. • Address specific need of the

population• Show value• Evolve• Scale out

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Where are we now?“Connectivity” is no longer a single result or even

a single system – connectivity is an ecosystem of platforms exchanging data.

• Emerging interoperability & standards• Developing best-practises in the field• Limited-scope patient engagement in cycle• Avoid persistent fragmentation • Web-based / cloud adoption increasing• Smarter devices (phones & diagnostics)• Clinical translation lacking

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GxAlert (example) allows data to flow across the health system

GeneXpert

SMS

Email

ComputerApp

Other Systems:e-TB Manager

DHIS2

• Connects diagnostic devices

• Collects custom data

• Sends alerts, notifications,and reports

• Monitors and manages cartridge inventory

• Records service, warranty,and maintenance events

• Integrates with other health systems

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“Connectivity” is no longer a single system – connectivity is an ecosystem of platforms exchanging data.

What’s missing?

What’s missing? • Interfaces governed by open standards• Regulatory & governance framework for appropriate

sharing of data & information between systems• Unique patient identification

• National ID• Biometrics

• Innovative mechanisms to involve patient incontinuum of care

• Enhanced lab-clinic interface for translationalimpact

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QUESTIONS?

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For any more information, please contact: Brad CunninghamVP, Implementation SystemOne LLC(m): +27 61 487 [email protected]