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Physician Advisors to Consult on Real-Time Healthcare Delivery & Patient Safety Issues

Expertise will Provide Valuable Insights on Supporting Clinical Workflow and Driving Improved Quality of Care

Bernoulli, the leader in real-time solutions for patient safety, announced that two prominent physicians will join the company as consultants to explore issues related to real-time healthcare delivery and increased patient safety.

Neil A Halpern MD & Amar Setty MD

Neil A. Halpern, MD, MCCM, FCCP, FACP, is Director of the Critical Care Center, Chief of the Critical Care Medicine Service and Medical Director of Respiratory Therapy at Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) Cancer Center in New York. Dr. Halpern oversees a team of highly experienced doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, respiratory therapists, research and bedside nurses, and critical care programmers who help provide care for patients in MSK’s adult medical-surgical intensive care unit (ICU).

Since 2000, he has co-chaired the hospital’s Clinical Device and Product Evaluation Committee, and since 2014, the Alarm Committee at MSK. Between 2005 and 2007, he chaired the multidisciplinary ICU Design Committee that developed the plan and monitored the construction of MSK’s 20-bed medical-surgical adult ICU, which opened in April 2007.

“There is a clear need in healthcare for greater connectivity, interoperability and comprehensive real-time data to support improved patient safety, enhanced care team collaboration and proactive clinical intervention,” said Dr. Halpern. “I look forward to advising Bernoulli on the applications and services that will have the greatest impact.”

Amar Setty, MD, is the CEO of AnesthesiaStat, a Baltimore-based anesthesia consulting and management company operated by practicing, Board Certified anesthesiologists. In addition to an active private practice, Dr. Setty serves as the immediate-Past President of the Maryland Society of Anesthesiologists, where he continues to be an advocate.

He is working to develop data-centric applications for patient-advocated value-based care, ultrasound/video-based artificial intelligence for medical procedures, as well as an app for patient empowerment in chronic pain. He has a unique interest in the use of technology to improve the perioperative experience and is working to build a new system of surgical risk prediction and management. He hopes to improve the quality and care of patients before and after discharge.

“The complexity and exponential growth of patient-generated data in modern care settings can be overwhelming, and even act as a barrier to real-time patient care and interventions if not properly managed,” said Dr. Setty. “I am excited to sharing my perspectives and experiences as a physician with Bernoulli to better facilitate the use of comprehensive real-time patient data to improve patient safety, quality and cost of care.”

“Many of the challenges facing healthcare providers – including mitigating patient safety threats, embarking on value-based care initiatives, and streamlining clinical workflows – require comprehensive real-time data, surveillance and analytics,” said Janet Dillione, CEO of Bernoulli. “Dr. Setty and Dr. Halpern’s clinical expertise will help uncover valuable insights, enabling us to better align our solutions with the needs of hospitals and health systems.”

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Medtech Interoperability Panel

November 7, 2016.
Medtech Has a Major Interoperability Challenge panel call reminder

The healthcare industry agrees that Interoperability is a major challenge . Accelerating seamless exchange of information to improve overall healthcare is a major concern and as well as an industry goal. But getting devices to communicate with the electronic medical record system is challenging. it is more than plug and play. Issues such as backwards compatibility and security.

The San Jose panel addresses industry questions.
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Healthcare Focus is Making Interoperability a Reality

Healthcare Leaders Making Headway in Making True Interoperability a Reality

Collaboration is essential as interoperability goals become more defined

In the May 26th article by Rajiv Leventhal for Healthcare Informatics the focus is interoperability.  John Zaleski, Ph.D., executive vice president and chief informatics officer at Bernoulli, talks about the current state of  “True” interoperability for U.S. healthcare and where it will be in 5 to 10 years.

To read this article please click this link. Clicking the link open a new window and  take you to the HealthCare Informatics site.