Title: About 3t Systems
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2About 3t Systems
- Providing technical expertise broad project
experience within - Managed Services
- Application Development Integration
- Voice Solutions
- Small Business Solutions
- Advanced Infrastructure Security
3About 3t Systems
- Teamed with over 700 clients since 1994 to
achieve their business objectives with technical
solutions - Largest privately-held IT consultancy in Colorado
recognized for growth for the past 3 years by - Inc. 500
- Deloitte Touche North America Technology Fast
500 - Deloitte Touche Colorado Technology Fast 50
- Recognized by Citrix in 2004 for Best Vertical
Solution (North Colorado Health Alliance)
4Agenda
- A discussion of the
- Toys, Gadgets and Software that can assist the
clinical workflow and enhance encounters in your
EMR or PM software - HIPAA complaint networks (infrastructure)
- Avoiding Pitfalls of business technology when
building a network
5Oh MY!
6Okay so what are the latest TECHNOLOGY toys?
- Gadgets
- Smart Phones
- Wireless Gear
- PDAs
- Dictation to digital downloads
- Machines (interface devices)
- Laptops
- Tablets
- Hand Helds
- Software
- EMR
- PM
- Web Portals
- Server Side Applications
7We have All been told that,
- Technology can offer improvement in the quality
of care you provide your patients by the the
gains you receive in clinical efficiencies
8And what do you get?
- You can do more with less!
- You can leverage your technology to be a better
Doctor, Nurse, Therapist of paraprofessional!! - You can live a better life!!!
9Corny AND True?
10Its the Superhero approach
Hey Doc, What do YOU wear on you your utility
belt?
11There are lots of them!
NEC Mobile 900
HP IPac
Sony Clie
Tungston Palm
12Corny AND True?
13So How De We Use Them?
- Build a computer network
- Get a Practice Management Suite
- Tie that to Electronic Medical Records
- Plug in Gadgets to allow to be portable
14What does a network look like?
15What does a complicated network look like?
16But Wait, lets get philosophical
- Has anyone ever seen a Palm Pilot perform an
exam and diagnose an illness? - Has your computer network ever counseled a
patient with a terminal disease? - Has your laptop ever impressed a patient enough
that someone referred his or her entire family to
your practice?
17An Even Better Question
- Can technology really improve the quality of
care you provide your patients while honoring
your commitment to the fundamental tenets of
medicine? -
18What did Hippocrates Say?
- The Physician's Pledge
- I swear by Apollo the physician, by Aesculapius,
Hygeia, and Panacea, and take to witness all the
gods, all the goddesses, to keep according to my
ability and my judgment the following oath - To consider dear to me as my parents him who
taught me this art - To live in common with him and if necessary to
share my goods with him, to look upon his
children as my own brothers, to teach them this
art if they so desire without fees or written
promise - To impart to my sons and the sons of the master
who taught me and the disciples who have enrolled
themselves and have agreed to the rules of the
profession, but to these alone, the precepts and
the instruction. - I will prescribe regimen for the good of my
patients according to my ability and my judgment
and never to do harm to anyone. To please no one
will I prescribe a deadly drug, nor give advice
which may cause his death. But I will preserve
the purity of my life and my art. I will not cut
for stone, even for patients in whom the disease
is manifest. I will leave this operation for
practitioners (specialists in the art). - In every house where I come I will enter only for
the good of my patients, keeping myself from all
intentional ill-doing and all seduction, and
especially from the pleasures of love with women
or men, be they free or slaves. All that may come
to my knowledge in the exercise of my profession
or outside my profession or in daily commerce
with men, which ought not to be spread abroad, I
will keep secret and will never reveal. - If I keep this oath faithfully, may I enjoy my
life and practice my art, respected by all men
and in all times but if I swerve from it or
violate it, may the reverse be my lot. - Hippocrates, 460-370 B.C.Father of Terran
Medicine
19A Techies View
- Consider dear to me as my parents him who taught
me this art - To live in common with him and if necessary to
share my goods with him (blah blah blah).
Impart wisdom - Agree with and follow the rules of the profession
- Prescribe a regimen for the good of my patients
according to my ability and my judgment and never
to do harm to anyone. - Preserve the purity of my life and my art.
- I will keep secret and will never reveal.
- Enjoy my life and practice my art, respected by
all men and in all times.
20Why did you get into medicine?
- (Family Feud Style)
- Help People
- Make a difference in the lives of those you touch
- Cure illness
- Be respected
- Be successful
- Live a meaningful and prosperous life
- NOT
- HAVE A REALLY COOL COMPUTER SYSTEM
21So we all agree that IT helps but what are the
Pitfalls?
- Slave to technology
- View technology just like a really expensive
tongue depressor - Dont let the patients get lost in he world of
data - Use it to Help
- not hinder
22So how do we avoid those pitfalls Eric?
- TECH Geeks Build Good Servers and PCs
- Medical IT Consultants Help Fulfill Your
Practice Needs
23So How do we avoid those pitfalls Eric?
- Dont Buy the Undercoating!!
- Look for simple ways to solve complex problems
- PLAN, DISCUSS, PLAN SOME MORE and integrate
- Partner with your consultant EARLY!!!
24In Closing
- Weve finished our discussion of the
- Toys, Gadgets and Software that can assist the
clinical workflow and enhance encounters in your
EMR or PM software - HIPAA complaint networks (infrastructure)
- Avoiding pitfalls of the medical business
technology
25How would Hippocrates use technology?
- At the end of the day
- Did you make a difference?
- Did it help you do it better?
- Are you living a better life?
- These are the factors when evaluating a true
return on your IT investment. - Eric Leftwich