HIMSS 2016

Visit HP booth 1332 and join us for vendor session #77 at HIMSS16—discover how HP is helping to improve provider efficiencies, increase patient engagement and satisfaction, reduce readmission risk, and enable Healthcare Anywhere.

Reinvent Care Delivery and Patient Engagement
HP built-for-healthcare solutions transform the experience for providers and patients alike—helping to simplify communication, collaboration, and access to relevant data and services that improve quality, reduce costs, and expand access to care. Visit us at HIMSS 2016 to learn more.
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Visit HP booth 1332

Take time to walk through the HP booth to see first-hand how HP healthcare solutions play a role in each phase of the patient care cycle—from admissions to care delivery to patient education and discharge to long term care.

Talk with our healthcare experts and schedule some one-on-one time to delve deeper into how HP healthcare solutions can best address your needs. Get some hands on time using the latest in HP innovation, including HP Zvr Virtual Reality Display and sprout by HP. Learn how these exciting advancements improve patient understanding, enhance the patient experience, and enable efficient, meaningful collaboration between providers.

Visit the booth daily for a chance to win a Michael Bastian Wearable, engineered by HP.1
Session #77

Join us for session #77

According to IMS Health, non-adherence costs the US Healthcare System over $105 Billion. This is only one of several areas of avoidable costs burdening the system. In this presentation, we’ll uncover the ways that Meridian Health, in partnership with HP, is working with healthcare provider teams to achieve greater efficiencies in the clinical care cycle while reducing avoidable costs. Presented by Sandra Powell-Elliott, Vice President of Consumer Technology and Service Development at Meridian Health, Sandra will share how her organization is empowering children and their families in the battle against childhood asthma, one of the big five chronic diseases in the United States.

At the end of this session you will be able to:

  • Describe how population management tools are being deployed to address chronic diseases
  • Define the role of medication adherence and symptom management tools in the improvement of the clinical care cycle
  • List the challenges and best practices necessary for provider facilities to improve the management of clinical care cycle in coordination with community physicians
Session ID: 77
Location: Galileo 1001
Date: March 1, 2016
Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm

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Reinventing Healthcare through Blended Reality
The average hospital generates approximately 20 terabytes of clinical image data per year that is mainly used by only one department, radiology. What if you could use that data to get better results in less time for patients?

Join HP and EchoPixel on a journey to discover how the power of immersive computing’s interactive virtual reality is helping providers take advantage of the clinically significant insights latent within image data. Together we’ll explore how UCSF, Boston Scientific and Lahey Clinic are already taking advantage of these new solutions. From patient and medical education to enhancements in clinical planning, collaboration and research; our blended reality offerings are already enabling more interactive and intuitive experiences throughout the hospital environment. Come learn how your organization can accomplish this too.

  • Date: Wednesday, March 2, 2016
  • Time: 11:15 am – 12:15 pm
  • Location: Room 103

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