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Enterprise Imaging and Value-Based Care It s time for an enterprise-wide approach to medical imaging

Table of content Executive Summary...3 1. Features of a Value-Based Care model...3 2. Significance of Enterprise Imaging in the Delivery of Value-Based Care...4 3. Establish a Consolidated Enterprise Imaging Strategy...5 4. Agfa HealthCare s Enterprise Imaging Solution...6 5. Realizing the Value...7 Why Agfa HealthCare?...8 2

Executive summary HEALTHCARE IN GENERAL AND CLINICAL CARE DELIVERY IN PARTICULAR ARE EMBRACING A SIGNIFICANT SHIFT IN HOW ORGANIZATIONS ALIGN THEMSELVES, FOCUSING ON CARE OUTCOMES, AND PUTTING IN PLACE A HOLISTIC, PATIENT-CENTRIC CARE DELIVERY APPROACH THAT IS VALUE DRIVEN. THE EPISODIC ENCOUNTER, VOLUME-BASED APPROACH OF THE PAST IS OFFICIALLY IN THE PAST. THIS TRANSFORMATIONAL SHIFT IN THE HEALTHCARE DELIVERY MODEL HAS BEEN UNDERWAY FOR SOME TIME WITH THE EMERGENCE OF SINGLE VENDOR ELECTRONIC HEALTHCARE RECORDS (EHRS) THAT BRING TOGETHER DISPARATE APPLICATIONS UNDER A SINGLE INTEGRATED PLATFORM. UBIQUITOUS SHARING OF PATIENT INFORMATION IS RIGHTFULLY PERCEIVED AS CRITICAL TO QUALITY PATIENT CARE DELIVERY. IN OUR PAST, VOLUME-BASED ENVIRONMENT, IMAGES REMAINED IN THEIR SEPARATE SILOS OF MULTISPECIALTY CARE AREAS. THE EFFICIENT INFORMATION SHARING REQUIRED TODAY CAN BE ACHIEVED BY THE CREATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE EHR, BY INCORPORATING MEDICAL IMAGING ON A CONSOLIDATED PLATFORM. 1 Features of a Value-Based Care model VALUE-BASED CARE INVOLVES COORDINATION AMONG CARE PROVIDERS AND PARTICIPANTS TO PURSUE HIGH QUALITY AND HIGH VALUE CARE WHILE REDUCING THE NEED FOR UNNECESSARY MEDICAL SERVICES. IT IS AN INTEGRATED STRATEGY THAT An Interoperable ecosystem of Clinical Exchange, with tools for Business Intelligence, on a Consolidated Platform helps care providers deliver coordinated care, monitor health outcomes of their patients, improve operational efficiencies, and control costs. BREAKS SILOS AND INTRODUCES WORKFLOW EFFICIENCIES. THIS APPROACH REQUIRES CARE TEAMS TO NOT ONLY COMMUNICATE AND COLLABORATE EFFICIENTLY, BUT ALSO INVOLVES PATIENTS AND PAYERS SO THAT THE BENEFITS OF A HOLISTIC ENTERPRISE- WIDE VALUE-BASED CARE DELIVERY MODEL ARE REALIZED. Imaging is prolific and more imaging data is being created today across the care continuum. However, in most cases there is no meaningful use or access to this imaging data, which in certain cases leads to reexposure of patients to unnecessary medical tests. This ultimately gives relevance to building a unified governance model for an organization s clinical imaging needs. Images are also being acquired at point of care, in ambulatory and home settings, with mobile devices that aid further to not only enable a clinician to view a visual healthcare infographic of a patient, but also enable patient education and participation. A consolidated enterprise imaging approach allows physicians and care providers at all levels of the care continuum to have unified access to patients medical reports and clinically relevant imaging data that enrich the patient s visual healthcare infographic DR. ANJUM M. AHMED Sr. Global Clinical Solutions Manager, Agfa HealthCare 3

2 Significance of Enterprise Imaging in the Delivery of Value-Based Care IMAGING HAS WITNESSED EXPONENTIAL GROWTH IN THE LAST 15 YEARS. DURING THE CONVERSION FROM FILM TO THE DIGITIZATION OF IMAGES, IT HAS SPAWNED VERY STRONG DEPARTMENTAL SOLUTIONS. GIVEN THE TRANSFORMATION FROM FILM TO WHERE WE ARE TODAY, WORKFLOW IMPROVEMENTS HAVE CERTAINLY BEEN PHENOMENAL. How do you deliver Value- Based Care and provide access to clinically relevant imaging data that is spread across the care continuum? The development of these departmental solutions has resulted in the creation of silos of images and image related data. In some cases, silos were cross-departmental, but they were also created within the same department as part of acquiring specialized solutions (Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, Clinical Research, Invasive Cardiology Hemodynamics, Electro-physiology, etc). There have been disparate attempts to try and get these images to other users via third-party integrations and interfaces, but these attempts have been unsuccessful in completing the visual healthcare infographic of a patient. 4

3 Establish a Consolidated Enterprise Imaging Strategy VALUE-BASED CARE IS ALL ABOUT BUILDING A HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY THAT FOCUSES ON COSTS, QUALITY AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, OUTCOMES. THE GOAL IS TO CREATE A CULTURE WITHIN AN ORGANIZATION BY REMOVING BARRIERS AND ENABLING: Enhanced collaboration and care standardization Meaningful use of medical imaging data from across and throughout the care continuum Immediate image exchange without heavy cost of data migrations Improvement of the patient experience A consolidated and interoperable Enterprise Imaging platform This not only highlights the need for developing a consolidated Enterprise Imaging approach, but also calls for establishing a holistic purchasing strategy and vendor selection. Today, purchasing a Radiology PACS, Cardiology PACS, vendor neutral archive (VNA), Image Transfer tools, and Universal Viewer separately, perhaps from different vendors, is one approach. By definition, this approach creates multiple (pun intended) challenges, including duplicate caches, too many databases, too many interfaces, differences in vendor vision and roadmap, dispersed management and monitoring, desynchronized upgrades, variance in disaster recovery and business continuity approaches, excessive labor to manage multiple vendors, and future disruption due to vendor mergers and acquisitions. In order to reduce these inefficiencies, Imaging must follow the footsteps of the EHR, transforming into a comprehensive multi-departmental Enterprise Imaging platform, a singular platform that provides common enterprise services (interfacing, authentication, archiving, visualization, etc.) as well as providing departmental imaging acquisition and management services from radiology to cardiology, GI to ophthalmology, dermatology to pathology, wound care to point of care, among others. In order to achieve the operational efficiencies expected not only today, but in the future, the need arises for a single converged platform strategy which provides multi-departmental informatics, PACS and imaging services, VNA, image exchange, mobile display and acquisition, physician collaboration, patient engagement, foreign study management, and regional health services, on a single converged platform, without the detriments of multi-vendor Frankenstein environments. 5

4 Agfa HealthCare s Enterprise Imaging Solution AS WE HAVE SAID, HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS THE ACROSS GLOBE ARE UNDER PRESSURE TO DELIVER COST EFFECTIVE AND HIGH QUALITY CARE. ONE WAY TO ACHIEVE THIS IS TO EMPOWER PHYSICIANS WITH EASY, DIRECT ACCESS TO ALL OF A PATIENT S CLINICALLY RELEVANT MEDICAL DATA. WHILE THIS UNDERSTANDING HAS LED TO A METEORIC RISE IN EHR SYSTEMS, THERE IS STILL ONE SIGNIFICANT ROADBLOCK TO ULTIMATE CLINICAL PRODUCTIVITY: MOST OF THE EHRS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TODAY DO NOT COMPLEMENT THE TEXTUAL DATA WITH CLINICALLY RELEVANT MEDICAL IMAGES. Agfa HealthCare offers a Care-centric workflow platform which is Standards based, improves Interoperability and enables a comprehensive patient health record across departments within a single facility or between multiple facilities. Hospital groups, Integrated Delivery Networks (IDNs), or public and private health information exchanges (HIEs) can develop and efficiently share unified patient records containing both images and textual information. We at Agfa HealthCare have built a platform that goes beyond archiving: we enable clinical relevance and enrich medical data. Standard With Denoising 6

5 Realizing the Value CLINICAL PROCESS OF CARE - HOW DOES AGFA HEALTHCARE S SOLUTION ENABLE IMPROVEMENT IN THE CLINICAL PROCESS OF CARE? Allows improved continuity of care between caregivers Improves utility, and information sharing between care providers. Reduces opportunity for errors related to transition of care Potential for reduction of imaging duplication based on access to prior exams Standardizes practices related to exam ordering, demographic creation, exam association, image capture, image storage, image access all lead to improved processes and potential for error reduction. Allows staff to consistently capture exams and relate them to the patient Decreases response time to patient requests PATIENT EXPERIENCE - HOW DOES AGFA HEALTHCARE S SOLUTION ENABLE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE? Fewer repeat exams reduce patient stress, trauma, time, pressure Access to longitudinal record can help reduce dose by avoiding repeat exams Ability for patients to take ownership of their care with improved understanding due to access to imaging information within a Patient Portal Improves collaboration between caregivers and patients with increased content Bedside consults with images/exams. Delays related to patient discharge can be reduced with faster access to images OUTCOMES - HOW DOES AGFA HEALTHCARE S SOLUTION HELP ACHIEVE BETTER OUTCOMES? Ability to capture exams remotely and provide imaging services in the community can help reduce potential re-admission. Improves access to clinically relevant data for research and analytical reports Increases number of patients tracked with enriched clinical data Improves patient participation with mobile capture tools Improves patient awareness and compliance for chronic disease management and follow up EFFICIENCY - HOW DOES AGFA HEALTHCARE S SOLUTION HELPS WITH EFFICIENCY GAINS? Improves access to exams can speed up time to discharge or to lower cost service Access to longitudinal care will facilitate more community based care and potentially lower re-admission Improves cross departmental workflows and elimination of duplicate processes Reduction in Emergency Department (ED) wait-times Mobile solutions to enable data capture and upload in a meaningful clinical context Less time worrying about administrative tasks and more time for patient interaction The Enterprise Imaging strategy allows the Radiologists to become more efficient and enables meaningful collaboration and exchange of clinically rich imaging data when they share it with their referring physicians, partner organizations or payers for reimbursements. From a clinical perspective, Physicians can access it to streamline their collaborations, especially in emergency medical situations. Surgeons will appreciate the value of an Enterprise Imaging solution as it will allow them to enhance their preparation process. Ambulatory care teams can capture images and data outside their hospitals and send the data to care teams in advance of patient s arrival, without wasting any time in the ED upon arrival and begin care delivery as needed. Besides the clinical users, Radiologists have already begun leveraging tools for collaboration and communication within their imaging ecosystem. Their role in shaping the healthcare industry, moving beyond interpretation and becoming an enabler of Value-Based holistic care delivery model will be imperative. By leveraging a consolidated imaging strategy to collaborate with other providers, Radiologists can positively impact the patient experience and quality of care. 7

Why Agfa HealthCare? FORWARD THINKING HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS ARE MOVING AHEAD AND INVESTING IN TECHNOLOGIES THAT ENRICH THEIR MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION WITH CLINICALLY RELEVANT IMAGING DATA. We, the specialists at Agfa HealthCare, have been in the imaging industry for over 100 years and have been in the forefront of medical imaging since 1947. Our deep collective understanding of clinical workflows, combined with our breadth of information technology experience, sets us apart. Our customers rely on our commitment to quality patient care to deliver interoperable, forward-thinking strategies for systems of all sizes. One out of two hospitals worldwide use our medical imaging systems. With a consolidated Enterprise Imaging solution and future proof approach, now is the time to invest in introducing a Value-Based Care centric model to your operations. To discuss how Agfa HealthCare can bring value to your care organization, contact us today and begin the dialogue! Agfa and the Agfa rhombus are trademarks of Agfa-Gevaert N.V., Belgium, or its affiliates. All other trademarks are held by their respective owners and are used in an editorial fashion with no intention of infringement. The data in this publication are for illustration purposes only and do not necessarily represent standards or specifications, which must be met by Agfa HealthCare. All information contained herein is intended for guidance purposes only, and characteristics of the products and services described in this publication can be changed at any time without notice. Products and services may not be available for your local area. Please contact your local sales representative at agfa.com for availability information. Agfa HealthCare diligently strives to provide as accurate information as possible, but shall not be responsible for any typographical error. 2014 Agfa HealthCare NV All rights reserved Published by Agfa HealthCare NV B-2640 Mortsel - Belgium GB 00201411