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Envisioning a Google Glass Future

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Agenda Approximately 45 Minutes

20-30 minutes: David Miller, Vice Chancellor/CIO, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

5 minutes: A Word From Our Sponsor: Gautam"G" Shah, VP Product Management, Vocera

10-15 minutes: Q&A w/David Miller


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Google Glass Future


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Clinician (3 years)Registered Medical Technologist

Hospital Operations (3 years)Lead operations for hospital-based diabetes treatment centers

IT Vendor (4 years) Financial decision support, cost accounting, budgeting, EIS, BI

IT and Management Consulting (15 years)IT, process redesign/improvement, clinical transformation, strategic planning

Healthcare IT Leadership (9 years)Lead 300-bed hospital, then #2 at one of the top academic medical centers in the nation


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CHIME

CHIME national liaison to AHIMA (September 2013 Present)

CHCIO Panel Reviewer (2011 Present)

HIMSS

Committee Member, National HIE Committee - HIMSS (July 2013Present)

President, Arkansas HIMSS (July 2014 Present)

Board Member and HIE Chair, Arkansas HIMSS (May 2011Present)

AAMC

Past-Chair, Group on Information Resources - AAMC (June 2014 Present)


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Other

Chair, HIE Council - Arkansas Office of Health Information Technology (June 2011 Present)

Advisory Board Member - Pivot Point Consulting, LLC (October 2013Present)

Academic Medical Centers Advisory Council Expert - Next Wave Connect (October 2013 Present)

Member, Information Technology Task Force - Novation (January 2013Present)

Member, CIO Council University Healthcare Consortium (August 2012Present)


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What is Google Glass?

An augmented reality wearable computer with a head-mounted display (HMD)

Primary concept is hands-free computer/internet access

Camera, microphone and LCD display

Also responds to head gestures


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What is Google Glass?

Display - Equivalent of a 25-inch HD screen 6 feet in front of you

Camera - 5MP photo, 720p video

Audio - Bone conduction transducer, optional earbud

Connectivity - Wifi, Bluetooth, Micro USB

Storage 12GB useable memory, syncs with Google Cloud storage, 16 GB flash

Battery 8.5-10 hours of use, 30 minutes of video

Weight about 40 grams


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A Brief History

think technology should work for you to be there when you need it

June 27, 2012:Googlestarts taking pre-ordersApproximately 2,000 people sign up.

Shipping expected to begin 1st/2nd quarter of 2013.

April 16, 2013: Glass Goes Public first explorers received their Glass

July 9, 2013:Glass is featured in a question on the TV game show, Jeopardy.


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A Brief History

October 9, 2013:believed to be thefirst college course about Google Glass.

December 19, 2013: The promised MyGlassapp for iOS is released.

February 15, 2014:With help from the Explorer community, Google offering etiquette tips for using Glass. The list causes a minor stir in tech circles, particularly the

Glasshole

February 26, 2014: Dave Miller gets his Google Glass!


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A Brief History


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Google Glass in Healthcare Today - Providers

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterJohn Halamka, M.D., CIO

Central application is a QR-code-based context managerEach patient in the ED receives a QR code

information


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MedExAmbulance Service Skokie, ILProvides medical transportation to the Chicago area

Acquired two pairs of Google Glass; connected to the Internet

Transmits live video and audio to ED physicians

Physicians provide advice, diagnosis and treatment options

Replaces two-way radios typically used

Potential issues with sirens and connectivity

Google Glass in Healthcare Today - Providers


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June 20, 2013:Dr. Rafael Grossman, a surgeon at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Mainewears Glass while performing surgeryto fit a feeding tube in a patient. His live video and commentary are streamed to a nearby iPad.

June 21, 2013:Dr. Pedro Guillen, a surgeon at ClínicaCEMTRO de Madrid in Spain, performs knee surgery on a patient andstreams the procedure to 150 viewers around

the first to be streamed outside the operating room.

December, 2013:UCSF receives permission from their IRB to use Google Glass during surgeries

Google Glass in Healthcare Today - Surgery


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Google Glass in Healthcare Today - Surgery


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Potential ApplicationsReal-time videoconferencing

Remote supervisionRemote assistanceIntraoperative consultationHands-free telementoring

Point of view videorecordingVideo analysis of technical skill for:

Personal performance reviewSkill competency EvaluationCoaching

Google Glass in Healthcare Today - Education

University of Washington, 2013


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Potential ApplicationsSimulation

Patient perspective feedback

Team dynamics feedback

Application DevelopmentAugmented reality (Tissue Targeting, etc.)

Decision support (checklists, protocols, imaging, etc.)

Workflow, Audit TrailPatient Communication

Video learningTransmit a surgeon-in-training's eye-view from the operating room to instructors in real time via the Internet-connected headsetGives medical residents will get better feedback and instruction from the surgeons who are teaching them




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UC IrvineFirst medical school in the US to integrate Google Glass into its curriculum

Will use Glass in first and second year anatomy courses and clinical skills training

Will use Glass in third and fourth year hospital rotations

Buying 30-40 pairs for student use




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Google Glass in Healthcare Today - Vendors

Vendor A

Uses Google Glass to seamlessly push information to most major Electronic Health Records

Uses Google Glass to verbally query information from providers

Allows physicians to reclaim the time and energy that would otherwise be spent the

so they can focus on what matters most --caring for patients


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Vendor B

Works directly with their ONC-ATCB certified EHR software

Allows clinicians to access patient information such as vitals and medical history directly into the heads-up display


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Vendor C

Focused on patient engagement

Help to improve healthcare behaviorMedication adherence/dosing schedules

Dressing changes

Appointment reminders

Other healthcare instructions


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Vendor D

Google Glass for Police, Fire, Medical Responders

scene of an accident

Primarily focused on public safety building blueprints for firemen, police access to security cameras


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Vendor E

Focus on radiology

On demand patient image and report access

Voice activation

Integrates with any PACS, EHR or Interface engine

Completely secure via encrypted web connections

Pulls

Obtain in-patient scheduling information with status updates (ADT Admit, Discharged, Transferred)


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Vendor F

Focus on telemedicineHIPAA compliant video-based communication platform optimized for Google Glass in healthcare environments. Securely streams real time audio and video from Google Glass to authorized iOS devices, Android devices, Macs, and PCs anywhere in the world.HIPAA compliant, voice controlled, hands-free checklists optimized for Google Glass in healthcare settings. At any time, medical professionals can launch a checkListwith their voice.


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Vendor G

Procedural checklists: hands-free digital workflow

Multimedia communication & telehealth: two-way text and audio communications augmented by point-of-view perspective video

Video training & continuous improvement

Context aware date & alerts


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Current ChallengesSecurity

Out of the box, Glass is not HIPAA compliant

PrivacyPermissions

Patients

Others in the room

Could be addressed through organizational policies

DistractionsSplit attention and situational awareness


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Current ChallengesTechnical Limitations

Battery Life

White Balance

Latency

Default video settings

Hands-free capabilities

Inclusion in Legal Medical Record

Cost

Dehumanization of medicine


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Current Challenges


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Wearablesin Healthcare Tomorrow

Ubiquitous computing is here; the future is wearable computers and devices

The safety and efficacy impact still needs to be determined

Patient application will be developed to improve outcomes

Telemedicine, telemedicine, telemedicine

Communications between EMS and trauma centers

Control of automated processes

Machine learning/interpretation of imaging and tests

Glucose monitors/fitness/heart-rate monitors already in use

Clothing with monitoring capabilities in design


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Q & A


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Google Gautam"G" Shah, VP Product Management, Vocera


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Vocera Vision and Value Proposition

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Envisioning a Google Glass Future - healthsystemcio.com · 2014-08-26 · “Envisioning a Google Glass Future ... •An augmented reality wearable computer with a head-mounted display