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Scaling Impact – Exponential Technologies

and Enablers Shaping the Future of

Healthcare Research

Mariya Filipova, Manager at Deloitte Consulting LLP

Hilary Hatch, Founder and CEO at Vital Score

April 2015

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The Future of Healthcare Research is Disrupted by Exponentials

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The Future of Healthcare Research is Empowered by Exponentials

Networks & Sensors Mobile & Social Economy Convergence

Nanotechnology Incentive Competition Convergence

The Future of Healthcare Research is Transformed by Exponentials

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Ecosystem Development Transformational Mindset Converging Perspectives

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REACH:

Doctors touch 82%

of the population in

1.2 billion visits each

year.

TRUST:

79% of patients are

very satisfied or

extremely satisfied

with their doctor.

OUTCOMES:

2x increase in

patients reaching

health goals after

receiving advice from

their personal doctor.

Most Trusted Channel:

Patients are much more likely to engage in a solution when it is

recommended by their personal doctor.

Sources: Physician’s Foundation, full CDC, RWJF, Am J Public Health

The Future of Healthcare is Personalized, Precise and Patient Centric

Patient Centric

Precise Personalized

"People have different personalities, resilience, and resources that influence how they will adapt to illness.... The influence of the unique circumstances of the person—the

“personome”—is just as powerful as the impact of that individual’s genome, proteome, pharmacogenome, metabolome, and epigenome... It is not simply that it improves

patient satisfaction or contributes to the joy of medical practice, it actually contributes importantly to identifying the correct diagnosis and optimal treatment for the individual

patient.“ Roy C. Ziegelstein, MD, MACP

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Thank you.

Mariya Filipova mfilipova@deloitte.com

Hilary Hatch hilary@vitalscorehealth.com