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Microsoft Technology as a Driving Force of
Innovation In Healthcare
Antti Pohjolainen, Healthcare director
Microsoft Central and Eastern Europe
Patient-centric organisation
Transforming to a digital business
Tapping into new
opportunities with the
Internet of Things
Inspiring innovation
across the
organisation
Making information security a top priority
Connecting everything with the cloud
Sta
rtin
g w
ith
m
ob
ile f
or
every
n
ew
in
itia
tive
Building infrastructure
to be flexible
Pro
tecti
ng
the p
rivacy
of
pati
en
ts
Becoming more responsive
Breaking down the walls
of the traditional
workplace
Making it easy for
employees to get the
same view of
information
Encouraging collaborationacross the operations
Makin
g m
ob
ile
an
d s
ocia
l
“bu
sin
ess
as
usu
al”
Helping employees to
do their best work with
connected technologies
Moving faster to take
on new opportunities
Enhancing thepatient experience
Building
teams
around
patients
Fin
din
g n
ew
ways
to
co
nn
ect
wit
h p
ati
en
ts
on
lin
e
Putting the
patient first in every decision
Anticipating
patient behavior
and needs
Making every patient feel understood
Creating
great patient experiences
that they will want to share
Engaging with patients
across the channels
they want to use
Empoweringthe teams with direct access to
information and tools
Responding to patients
without delay
Workingsmarter
with intelligent
automation
data will move through
or be stored in the cloud
mobile Internet
subscriptions globally
connected devices globally
world Internet users
Year 2025
Top health ICT priorities (per Gartner)
HoloLens in use
HoloLens – device overview
Case Aerocrine
https://customers.microsoft.com/Pages/CustomerStory.aspx?recid=12216
Indication of a near-futuremalfunction, predictivemaintenance
Change of business model: from “Service visits/phone service consultation” to “Device Uptime fee”
Use of gathered data for better diagnostics
Remote monitoring and possibility of home use
Examples of IoT and Cloud Processing
Quality of air
Use of electricity
Personal medicine
Cancer research
European medicine verification system
Kinect• Rehabilitation
• Operation rooms
• Motion therapy
• Monitor Parkinson’s patients
Virtual Rehabilitation® in practice
Virtual Rehabilitation® – how it works
Multiuser screen placed at Esbjerg Rehabilitation Centre, Denmark
Multiuser screen used in training of physiotherapists
at the hospital UKH Meidling (AUVA) in Vienna,
Austria
Multiuser screens can present up to 40 individual and named training plans on the screen
• An secure cloud datastore for consumers’ health data
• A holistic view that unifies disparate data from apps, devices, and services
• An Intelligence Engine that provides actionable insights for healthier living
• An open platform for partners to build and connect a health and wellness ecosystem
Actionable insights for
healthier living
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Antti Pohjolainen
Healthcare Director
Microsoft Central and Eastern Europe
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