1. Thomas Martin, MBA
@tommartin3, LinkedIn
@mhimss #mhimss
Health 2.0 SF Meetup- Thanks for having
me!

2. • Disruption is not easy
• You could classify us as
“Start Up”

3. HIMSS/mHIMSS
• HIMSS is a 52 y/o not-for-profit
– 50k members
– Over 570 corporations
– Goal: Work towards the optimal use of information
technology to improve healthcare
• mHIMSS is the mobile focused initiative- 1 y/o
– 3500 members
– Growing number of corporate members

4. THE PUBLIC EMBRACES MOBILE COMPUTING

5. 30% more mobile use

6. • Phone
• Music / Video Player-
Recorder
• Global Positioning
System (GPS)
• Internal Positioning
System (IPS)
• Computer
• Camera
• Healthcare Device
• Voice Control
• Projector
• Variety Modular Add-
On’s
CONVERGENCE

7. MHEALTH ECOSYSTEM
(Accessed at http://www.frogdesign.com/)

8. mHIMSS Stakeholders
• NIH, PEW, AHRQ
• National Academies
• HIMSS Analytics
• Universities, I2 &
NLR
• R&D Telecom &
Pharma
• Congressional
• State & local
• ONC, FDA, FCC
• Department of Commerce
• Payers – CMS & Private
• Industry & Federal Leases
• OECD, WEF
• Venture Capital
• Federal Grants/Subsidies-BTOP
• mFinance & Revenue Cycle
• Patient advocacy groups
• Consumer groups
• Not-for-profits
• Clinical Research / Pharma –
CTIS, CEA
• Telecom Infrastructure
• Health IT
• Mobile Aps & vendors
• Device manufactures
• Security Technology Vendors
• RTLS/RFID vendors
• ISO,I TU, ANSI,
• NIST, ONC,
• IEEE, MITA, WiFi
Alliance
Technology
Academia
& Research
Finance Clinical
Providers
Policy
Patient/
Consumer
Federal
Agencies
HC Industry
Organizations
Telecom
Community
Standards
Development
Organizations
• FCC, FDA,
• CMS, ONC,
• HRSA, HHS Secr
• ACT, ATA, TIA, CTIA, Continua ,
Health 2.0, West Wireless, mHealth
Alliance, SHLBC, I2, GSMA, WLSA,
FNIH, NIH
• Hospitals & Providers
• Federal Health – DOD, VA, TATRC
• Public Health & FQHCs
• Lab/Pharmacy
• CAIs
• EMS Community
• HIMSS, CHIME,
• AMA, AHA, ATA, ACCE,
• AMIA, AHIMA, MGMA,
• HCTAA, Rural & Hospice

9. MOST CONSUMERS WANT THEIR PHYSICIANS TO
MAKE BETTER USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, BUT FEW
WILL SWITCH PHYSICIANS IF THE TECHNOLOGIES ARE
UNAVAILABLE
• Two in three consumers say
they are interested in seeing
physicians who use information
technologies in their practice
• When asked if they would like
to have a self-monitoring
device if they had or developed
a condition that required
regular checks, 61% of
consumers say they would
want such a device to remotely
send information to their
doctor
• Source: Deloitte Development LLC
22
%
15
%
23
%
14
%
9%
7%
2%
2%
2%
3
%
Not interested
Moderately
Interested
Interested
61%
Note: A 10 point rating scale where 1 equals 'not at all interested' and 10 equals 'extremely
interested'
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10. PERCENT OF CARE PROVIDED BY NON-PHYSICIAN
CLINICIANS FACILITATED BY MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
4%
2%
12%
11%
13%
35%
23%
Don't Know
All
75 to 99 Percent
50 to 74 Percent
26 to 49 Percent
Less than 25 Percent
None
N=180 2012 HIMSS Mobile Technology Survey, sponsored by
Qualcomm Life

11. CLINICIAN USE OF APPS
TOP 10 RESPONSES
34%
34%
38%
38%
38%
45%
45%
46%
52%
64%
65%
Monitor Data from Medical Devices
Secure Communications Regarding…
Analysis of Patient Data
E-Prescribing
Use Bar Code Reader on Mobile…
Collect Data at the Bedside
Education/Training Purposes
Tracking Worklists
Clinical Notifications
Look up non-PHI Health Information
View Patient Information
N=180 2012 HIMSS Mobile Technology Survey, sponsored by
Qualcomm Life

12. TYPES OF APPS PROVIDED TO
CLINICIANS
3%
8%
14%
58%
61%
Don't Know
Apps Not Used
Apps Developed Internally
Apps Developed by HIT Vendor
Apps Developed by Third Parties
N=180 2012 HIMSS Mobile Technology Survey, sponsored by
Qualcomm Life

13. BARRIERS TO USE OF MOBILE
TECHNOLOGY
3%
18%
19%
30%
32%
39%
42%
42%
43%
49%
52%
71%
Don't Know
Lack of Executive Support
Doesn't Fit Into Workflow
Clinician Resistance to Technology
Challenges Regarding Wireless…
Lack of Expertise on Staff
Limited Incentives for Use
Lack of Standards
Inadequate Privacy/Security
Immaturity of Vendors
Lack of IT Staff
Lack of Funding
N=180 2012 HIMSS Mobile Technology Survey, sponsored by
Qualcomm Life

14. INTEGRATION CHALLENGES:
• Privacy & Security- Policies may be outdated
• Infrastructure – new & co-existence
• Reimbursement- limited incentives
• Workflow
• Consumer & care providers demand access
• Regulatory Requirements
– Federal, State, Local and Institutional
– FDA & FCC RF wireless & medical App
guidelines for HC
– Spectrum capacity & allocation policy (US)

15. MHIMSS
• Focus on mobile and wireless technologies to
promote health, improve the quality, accessibility
and safety of care, and increase the cost-
effectiveness of care.
• mHIMSS builds on existing HIMSS strengths
• HIMSS created mHIMSS as a platform for all
stakeholders in the mobile space

16. mHIMSS AT A GLANCE
• Launched December 2011
• Corporate and individual membership
• Non-profit partnerships
• Advisory Council, taskforce, and workgroups
• News & resources @ www.mhimss.org
• Largest global mHealth event www.mhealthsummit.org
• Linked In & Twitter
• mHIMSS app for iPhone & Android
• Annual healthcare delivery mobile survey powered by
HIMSS Analytics
• Selecting and App for your practice and other resources

17. • Major Areas of mHIMSS mHealth
Engagement:
– New and Disruptive Care Models
– Privacy and Security
– Standards and Interoperability
– Policy
– Technology
– ROI/Finance

18. BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP:
• Engage in Shaping the mHealth Industry
– Support Major Industry Trends
– Speaking Opportunities
– Contribute to the Shaping of Policy
• Contribute to Workgroups:
– Policy Workgroup
– Health Disparities Workgroup
– Blog Workgroup
– Case Study Groups
• Networking
• Discounts on Global Educational Events

19. mHIMSS ADVISORY COUNCIL
• Chair: Daniel Lubin, Radius Ventures
• Purpose is to:
– Provide strategic focus, guidance and goals for mHIMSS
that result all stakeholders embracing and harnessing
the power of mobile health to improve care and control
costs.
– Influence policy issues of importance to all mHIMSS
stakeholders
– Create thought leadership and guidance
– Enable the creation of valued research, tools and
education
– Suggest partnerships and alliances necessary to
accomplish our mission

20. mHIMSS CORPORATE ROUNDTABLE
• Chair: Michelle Mosolgo, VREE a subsidiary of Merck &
Co.
• Purpose is to:
– Provide strategic recommendations to the mHIMSS
Advisory Council
– Influence policy issues of importance to corporations
– Identify strategic opportunities for mHIMSS: thought
leadership, alliances, guidance, education, tools, and
partnerships
– Identify strategic needs for research and outreach into
the mHealth community

21. mHIMSS TASKFORCES: DIGITAL MEDIA
TASKFORCE
• Digital Media Taskforce Chair: Jonathan Levoy
• Purpose is to: Develop information and content for the
mHealth community
Workgroups include: Blog workgroup, policy workgroup, UI/UX
workgroup, Case Study Workgroup, Health Disparities
Workgroup
• Goals blog, tweet, and post to LinkedIn important
workgroup created deliverables
• Address Hot Topics in mHealth including Apps, standards,
privacy and security, policy

22. mHEALTH ROADMAP: WHAT IS IT?
• Mobile strategy & guidance for hospital, health systems &
providers.
• “Live” document
• Equip providers with knowledge of the current and future
mHealth market trends
• Provide practical guidance & steps they must take to
successfully embrace the use of mHealth inside and
outside their institutions.
• On mhimss.org-some gated content, some not

23. MHIMSS ROADMAP TASKFORCE PURPOSE
• Chair Dr. Mohamed Arif Ali
• Update sections of the roadmap
• Reporting work groups include: Care Models, Technology,
Policy, Standards and Interoperability, Privacy and
Security, ROI/Payment
• Create and present information on roadmap topics at
various events

24. HIMTA
• Rep. Mike Honda
– 15th Congressional District
• Provide resources for the developer community
• Establish an office of “wireless health”
• Foster innovation and opportunities for things “not EHR
centric”

25. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
• Consider membership: Corporate or Individual
• Visit booth at HIMSS13
• Download the mHIMSS App
• Encourage newsletter sign up on mHIMSS.org
• Follow @mhimss
• Join our linked in group
• HIMSS13 Events-Knowledge Center, Roadmap
Workshop, mHIMSS reception at HIMSS13

26. TRANSFORMING CARE MODELS
• Mobility brings order and chaos
…opportunities and challenges
• Changes the patient - health care provider
relationship
– Services once available only at a provider location will
become available on demand at the patient’s location
through low tech affordable solutions
• Changes when and how data is accessed
and used
– Right data, right time, right place

27. DISRUPTION IS NOT EASY
PLEASE REACH OUT TO US TO ENGAGE YOUR
COMMUNITY
• Medicine at it’s basic level is about
communication, improve this and we improve
the system
• David Collins, Senior Director dcollins@himss.org
• Tom Martin, Manager tmartin@himss.org
• Tim Castallo, Coordinator tcastallo@himss.org
• We would appreciate the opportunity to speak with any of your
communities, please feel free to email us.