Why EMR's Will Transform Healthcare
summary
A transplant patient constructs an algorithm from bloodwork that predicts rejection and avoids repeat hospitalization, illustrating that data, not intuition, saves lives. Federal policy funds $30+ billion in EHR adoption and meaningful use incentives through 2015; the claim is that an interoperable, data-driven model can cut one third of federal health spending. Enterprise tools named include Connect and Direct under ONC and the Nationwide Health Information Network; Social Security cites a speedup from 83 days to 24 seconds retrieving records.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Healthcare transformation opportunity
- 1:04Medical heroism and data survival
- 3:57Data algorithms prevent complications
- 4:38Medical art to science with EHRs
- 6:23Data-driven care lowers costs
- 7:25Interoperability and health data exchange
- 8:06CONNECT platform success
- 9:28Call to action for healthcare
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