April 13-15, 2015 – Exhibit Booth 931, Interoperability Showcase Booth 2034 McCormick Place, Chicago, IL
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April 13-15, 2015 – Exhibit Booth 931, Interoperability Showcase Booth 2034 McCormick Place, Chicago, IL
The healthcare landscape is changing rapidly. You have an increasing number of business and technology issues to navigate, including EMR implementation, meaningful use, and accountable care. Healthcare reform demands health IT solutions that bring you greater value so you can connect, innovate and transform.
Easily and securely connecting devices, systems and people across the full health continuum is essential. Our interoperable software and solutions help you evolve traditional care models and remove boundaries.
Join us at HIMSS 2015 to learn how we can support you by serving up the health information that truly matters in ways that are easily accessible, contextually relevant, and actionable anywhere.
The pressure on healthcare has never been greater. New approaches are needed to optimize efficiency and effectiveness today, while introducing new, more sustainable, patient-centric models for care tomorrow. Learn more about how IT solutions are enabling the future of healthcare.
| The HIMSS Interoperability Showcase™, in partnership with IHE, is a live interactive demonstration where Philips collaborates with other health IT solution providers to maximize the collective impact of our technologies. Illustrated through several patient journeys, Philips will be highlighting real time and spot check monitoring solutions for the acute care and general care environment, including event notification as well as radiology informatics solutions. They include:
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Tuesday, Apr 14
Breaking Down Data Silos to Innovate and Connect Care
Dr. Joseph Frassica, Philips Chief Medical Officer and Chief Technology Officer for Patient Care and Monitoring Solutions
Business Risk in Connected Care
Hear Phil Raymond from Philips sharing his perspectives on the value proposition for IEC 80001 and the primary benefits for healthcare organizations. The intended audience is the decision makers and executive IT management structure within hospitals who own responsibility for the networking infrastructure. Speaker(s): Phil Raymond, Todd Cooper
| Philips is proud to be a founding partner of HX360, an event aimed at reinventing care delivery by harnessing the right combination of human and fiscal resources, process change and technology. |
Monday, Apr 13
Change Management Delivered – Leading in a Time of Technology Transition
What’s different about leading provider organizations in an era when technology is changing everything - in the office, in the clinic, and at home?
Amazing Analytics
Healthcare is at the dawn of the era of data analytics, facing extraordinary opportunities for health and wellness and improved healthcare delivery made possible through cloud computing, the Internet of Things and the availability of patient-generated health data collected by personal connected health apps and devices. This panel will explore the possibilities and the daunting challenge of capitalizing on them to facilitate consumer-driven health, efficient healthcare innovation, and better healthcare.
Tuesday, Apr 14
Entrepreneurship Inside, Alongside and Outside Health Systems
Carla Kriwet, Executive Vice President and CEO of Patient Care and Monitoring Solutions
The Innovation Challenge will identify, highlight and recognize digital health, healthcare IT and IT-enabled healthcare services companies that are making the most significant contributions to improving patient experience relative to hospitals and health systems. Over several rounds of competition, four finalists, selected from a field of up to 64 companies, will present their solutions before a panel of expert health system judges during HIMSS. Located at McCormick Place in the Lakeside Center, Room E350 on April 14, 2015, this will begin at 2:30 pm.
Improving experiences of patients, providers and caregivers means moving outside the hospital walls and into a connected world. In today’s healthcare environment, it’s not enough to just diagnose and treat. Patients and clinicians alike are looking for ways to manage health conditions before issues arise, and to stay healthy long after treatment. Our solutions are strategically developed to work cohesively across the patient journey.
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