1. Bring
Your
Own
Doctor
Vish Nandlall
CTO Ericsson, North America

2. In 2010 my son was born

3. In 2010 my son was born

4. He was diagnosed with Toxoplasmosis

6. For the month that he was in the NICU

7. I learned how all his
vitals were tracked

9. I brought my laptop and
loaded data into excel

11. When he was well enough
to come home, I was lost

13. Healthcare should not be
connected to places

14. …It should be connected to people

16. By 2017, 50% of smartphone
users will have downloaded
mobile health apps

18. It’s going to be an app pharmacy,
no an app store

19. The democratization of health
care is a burning platform

21. The core drivers are
cost containment, increased
access and better outcomes

22. …But there are antibodies to adoption

24. Business challenges include incentives,
regulation & unknown liability

25. We should not fail to
consider the availability of IT
competence

27. The combination of cloud, big
data and mobile is a convergent event
which will challenge legacy
healthcare models

28. With the ability to create
order of magnitude productivity
gains in healthcare research

30. The rising tide of connected
things will create a healthcare
sensor field

32. Mobile devices will become
the nerve endings of a vast
information network

33. Remote patient monitoring will
make healthcare Connected
to people instead of places

35. Looking at the scope, complexity
and large number of
Interdependent stakeholders

36. The health care everywhere
vision could take decades to
unfold

37. But on behalf of every father
taking his child home for
first time

38. This transformation can’t wait