Health UX - Mark A. M. Kramer - Technology Experience within Healthcare:
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This document discusses the evolution of technology experience (TX) in healthcare. It describes how technology is becoming more ubiquitous, integrated into our lives, specialized to contexts like surgery, secure, cheaper, and comfortable. Key technologies shaping surgical TX are discussed like augmented reality, mixed reality, virtual reality, telepresence, and ambient lighting. Examples of applying these technologies include medical training, hybrid operating rooms, and capacity command centers. The future of TX is predicted to involve big data, the internet of things, wearables, and connected health. The conclusion emphasizes that technology should improve health outcomes and provide the best patient experience.
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Health UX - Mark A. M. Kramer - Technology Experience within Healthcare:
- 1. TechnologyExperiencewithin Healthcare:TheEvolutionofHUX MAMK@STEALTHUX.studio | +436603602256 Mark A.M. Kramer
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- 3. Background Mark, why were you invited to speak at this Health UX event?
- 5. E-Patient
- 15. „We don‘t just use technology, we live with it." - McCarthy & Wright http://www.pngall.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Technology.png
- 16. CLICKHERE-CLIP1
- 17. Human Computer Interaction (HCI) EmotionsContext Technology Experience (TX) Usability Human Machine Interaction Technology Acceptance Interaction Design Information Architecture Interfaces
- 22. Usability
- 23. Accessibility http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/wwfeatures/wm/live/1280_720/images/live/p0/1z/6y/p01z6ywk.jpg Accessibility is a subset of usability A technology is not usable unless it is accessible
- 24. What is technology? Automation Telecommunications Computers Robotics Lighting Tools Processes Machines Education Software
- 25. Evolution of Technology Experience (TX) •Ubiquitous – technology is everywhere, all the time •Calm-technology – in the background •More dependent on technology •More complex – integrated systems •Safer – more precise – more reliable •Technology is more specialized and context specific
- 26. Evolution of Technology Experience (TX) •More secure •Cheaper – smaller – faster •Fewer failures •More comfortable – less invasive •More pervasive – integrated into our lives (QS)
- 27. Key Technologies Shaping the Technology Experience of Surgery Neue Interaktionsformen
- 37. [0685] As illustrated in FIG. 68B, the surgeon is able to reference the pre- mapped 3D anatomy (e.g., heart) during the procedure. Being able to reference the anatomy in real time, may for example, improve placement accuracy of a valve repair. User Experience Health Care Example
- 38. FIG. 68C shows a post-operative meeting or debriefing between the surgeon and patient. During the post- operative meeting, the surgeon is able to describe how the surgery went using a cross section of virtual anatomy or virtual 3D anatomical model of the patient's actual anatomy. User Experience Health Care Example
- 39. https://www.magicleap.com/#/home Read more: http://www.patentsencyclopedia.com/ app/20150016777#ixzz4LBO9GtpA [0683] The AR system renders a patient's pre- mapped anatomy (e.g., heart) in 3D for the team to analyze during the planning. The AR system may render the anatomy using a light field, which allows viewing from any angle or orientation. For example, the surgeon could walk around the heart to see a back side thereof. User Experience Health Care Example
- 42. Microsoft HoloLens AR / VR Mixed Reality
- 47. Case Study 1 Medical Training & Continued Medical Education (CME)
- 51. Case Study 2 Hybrid OR
- 52. Hybrid OR / Surgical Suite Saitama University, Japan Siemens | AXIOM Artis dBA http://health.siemens.com/AX/tour/360tour/Saitama_Japan/data/panorama.html?02_Anesthesist
- 54. Case Study 3 Capacity Command Center
- 55. VIDEO-CLICKHERE
- 57. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/EJ5Com8wKW8xKGOxgDDkQ4rKkNbakIZAmcssLFQwWpHPJWJqet7FRwH-TC5aPmZ6Azpoer-O6s9hvoGHs- _WtUatiALDRFrU_61Og_in0zcRteUVv83ZytkvVjoTSQqZcEr1G9k BIG Data / Metrics / Analytics
- 63. Conclusion
- 64. CLICKHERE
- 65. Technology should serve to improve health-outcomes and must be applied to provide the best patient experience http://www.pngall.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Technology.png
- 66. Dank u well | Thank you!