1 Smart Health David Katz Former Executive Director Currently Director, Center for Technology Integration El Camino Hospital March 13, 2009 Home Pharmacy.

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1 Smart Health David Katz Former Executive Director Currently Director, Center for Technology Integration El Camino Hospital March 13, 2009 Home Pharmacy & Lab Physician’s Office Emergency Employers & Plans Hospital Public Health

2 The Opportunity Improved quality of care through HIE Enhanced patient safety The Big Idea –Empower consumers/providers through cost/quality transparency –Public health –An entrepreneurial ecosystem to transform health care Why not in Silicon Valley?

3 Smart Health Employers Cisco Systems Oracle IBM Intel Palm Agilent Sun Microsystems Varian Medical Systems AT&T Con-Way Payers Aetna Blue Shield Wellpoint Kaiser Using information technology to collaboratively define new models of healthcare delivery that improve the quality and reduce the cost of care Providers Stanford Hospital PAMF El Camino Hospital Valley Medical Center Kaiser Veterans Administration SCCIPA Daughters of Charity Sutter San Jose Medical Group Packard Children’s Co-Chairs: Richard Levy, Varian Medical and Eric Benhamou, Palm

4 Smart Health Projects Administrative –Regional claims transmission network –Health Transaction Services Clinical –El Camino – Camino Medical information exchange –Packard – El Camino – Stanford image exchange –O’Connor HIE Employer-based projects –Regional PHR –Employer-driven P4P Data Warehousing –CMS Project

5 What Worked / What Didn’t A collaborative process among competitors Significant grants for HIE adoption Connected innovators throughout Silicon Valley No viable business model developed No ongoing basis for collaboration Worked Didn’t

6 Why Didn’t We Succeed? Mismatched Incentives High Level of Competition Local vs. State/National/Global Lack of governmental leadership

7 Time for Change

8 What Can the State Do? Now is the time Take HIE seriously –Put someone in charge –Take risks A Carrot: Support business model development A Stick: Use your leverage

9 Thank You. elcaminohospital.org

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