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Interview: Wearable Medical Records at the Wearable Tech Conference // drchrono EHR
Daniel Kivatinos, cofounder and COO of drchrono talks about Wearable Medical Records at the Wearable Tech Conference
http://www.wearablestechcon.com/

Slides for this talk can be found here –

Wearable Medical Records Talk at Wearables Tech Conference from drchrono

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Transcript
1. WEARABLES in HEALTH
2. DANIEL KIVATINOS COO & COFOUNDER
3. History & Case Studies Wearables Demo
4. HEALTH RECORDS
5. Founded // 2009
6. PHYSICIANS signed up MEDICAL BILLING processed in 2014 PATIENTS in platform 75K 270M 4M
7. Cloud Software
8. iPhone
9. iPad
10. Google Glass
11. Simple Design
12. Work Flow CHECK-IN POINT-OF-CARE HOME
13. Freemium Platform
14. OUR FOCUS Small & midsize practices 1 – 50 doctor practices Every doctor specialty
15. CASE STUDIES
16. Surinder Saini MD Gastroenterology Newport Beach CA
17. Surinder Saini MD Medical speech to text & iPad mobility Loves good design Needed fast input
18. William Wall MD Orthopedic Surgeon San Jose CA
19. William Wall MD Free draw on images Digital records, not paper
20. Theodore Diktaban MD Otolaryngologists & Plastic Surgery New York NY
21. Access anywhere Pull up any notes Sharing medical info with patient Theodore Diktaban MD
22. Bill Metaxas DPM Podiatry San Francisco CA
23. Google Glass recordings Surgery pictures Real time notifications Bill Metaxas DPM
24. WEARABLEs
25. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
26. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
27. MOORE’S LAW Number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years. Computers looked like this the year Gordon Moore published his seminal paper.
28. Microprocessor Transistor Counts 1971-2011
29. Desktop & Laptop
30. Hardware Gets Cheaper
31. Smart Phone
32. and this number is growing. Source: a16z podcast 3.5 BILLION PEOPLE HAVE A SMART PHONE
33. Apple sold 75 million iPhone’s Last Quarter … that is 15% of all phones sold. Source: a16z podcast
34. MOBILE’S BIGGER THEN PCs … A LOT BIGGER PEOPLE ARE BUYING PHONES OVER PCs
35. Hardware Gets Even Cheaper and Smaller
36. Withings Activité Watch Wearables
37. Efficient wireless connectivity chips are being produced.
38. Low Energy / LE
39. Low Energy / LE iPad iPhone Macbook
40. Low Energy / LE Objects, sending small bits of dataYour remote to the wireless worldObjects, streaming content & data
41. Low Energy / LE
42. PRECISE GEO-LOCATION In iPhone with iOS 7 and iOS 8, allowing locations to the nearest centimeter
43. THE CLOUD
44. THE FUNDING
45. SOFTWARE PLATFORMS
46. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
47. In 2005, there were 2.5 billion connected devices, most PCs, smartphones, tablets. By 2020, there will be over 30 billion connected devices, most not PCs, smartphones, tablets. ~ Gartner, 2013
48. 100 things are coming online every second. ~ Oracle, 2013
49. One in six consumers own a wearable device. ~ Nielson
50. FDA Approved Devices Non FDA Approved Devices In Healthcare: 2 Categories
51. LIST OF WEARABLEs & OBJECTS
52. Blood Glucose Monitoring FDA Approved
53. Blood Glucose Monitoring FDA Approved
54. Intelligent Stethoscope Getting FDA Approved
55. Personal Heart Monitor FDA Approved
56. iPhone-enabled body Fertility Tracker and thermometer by Raiing
57. Remote Thermometer by TempTraq Getting FDA approved
58. Hear Your Baby’s Heart Beat
59. 3D Printed Prosthetics e.g. Open Bionics, open source 3D printed hands for amputees
60. Google Glass
61. DNA Testing patients can now get a DNA test to find out ancestry-related genetic reports just the swab from your mouth
62. Home Reminders by Sense Drug Bottles Toothbrush Cups Doors
63. The Watch Revolution by Basis by FitBit
64. Jewelry by MisFit Wearables
65. Cloths by Athos
66. by Better Remote Care Teams
67. SOFTWARE & PLATFORMS
68. Apple Health Track around ~70 fields HealthKit Health
69. ResearchKit
70. HIPAA Platform
71. Connected Home
72. Virtual Valet Calling Self Driving Car by BMW The Connected Car Self Driving Car by Google
73. Google Fit
74. QUANTIFIED SELF, APIs WHY NOW? WEARABLEs, OBJECTS, SOFTWARE
75. Lots of Data. Early prototype of “Quantimetric Self-Sensing” apparatus, 1996
76. A heightened awareness around our health tracking QUANTIFIED SELF mood movements weight temperature allergies DNA heart rate glucose sleep immunization s interactions home prescriptions blood work thoughts
77. Healthcare needs to be open.
78. drchrono API HL7 HL7 FHIR Blue Button C-CDA APIs
79. HEALTHCARE API THAT WORKS
80. HEALTHCARE API THAT WORKS https://drchrono.com/api
81. { CODE DIVE }
82. HEALTHKIT { code deep dive}
83. TOUCHID { code deep dive}
84. CHECK-IN HAPPENS HERE HOME Box Sync
85. BOX METADATA
86. GOOGLE GLASS { code deep dive}
87. GOOGLE GLASS { code deep dive} { ANDIOD EVENT LOOP}