Mitch Higashi - SIMINDIA
Government decision-makers in growth markets such as India face many competing needs as they seek to develop 21st century healthcare systems that can most efficiently alleviate barriers to patient access. The decision to build a new hospital must factor in many criteria, such as cost, location, services offered, technicians required, reliable energy, and access to clean water. In addition, the return on investment must be quantified as the long-term health and economic benefits realized by citizens in the region. SimIndia is a new software program developed by GE Healthcare and Mad*Pow that combines game design with real-world data in order to simplify complex information and assist the decision-making process that guides investments in healthcare infrastructure. SimIndia integrates multiple, real-world data sets with advanced computer simulation modeling beneath an interface designed to make the user’s experience intuitive and insightful.
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- 1. SimIndia Solving Real Healthcare Problems in the Virtual World Mitch Higashi & Ruslan Horblyuk GE Healthcare March 26th, 2012 1/ 3/12/2012
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- 3. India – some real world healthcare issues Hospital Infrastructure Number of hospitals $141B 78K 61K $78B 2010 2015 2010 2015 GDP is expected to grow at ~8-9% Current Gov’t HC spend 1.3% of GDP • >50% of existing technicians are under- (2.5% by 2016) trained • Acute impact on staffing at public health facilities Investments in health infrastructure • Gov’t has set aside $2B to train health − Rural: government focused professionals around maternal & infant care, infectious diseases Where industry & government should − Urban: large corporate chains collaborate: expanding to Tier II / III cities Health priorities: Trained technicians to operate Growing literacy rates and awareness Maternal & Infant Care imaging equipment of diseases driving demand Cardiovascular disease Supporting infrastructure: energy Oncology grid & access to clean water 3/ 3/12/2012
- 4. Where to build the next hospital? How to configure it? How to enable it? How much will it cost? Data + Operating System + Design Geography Population Health Clinical Energy & Water Labor Economic 4/ 3/12/2012