Use technology and agile methodologies such as DevOps and micro-enterprises to find your solution space to design, form and provide sustainable healthcare
Key Features
- Distinguish different pace and timing of change for healthcare systems and recognize constraints
- Apply shared mental models for common understanding between digital, medical and enterprise
- Integrate new technology to accelerate digital transformation based on practical examples
Book Description
Technology is an important driver for change, but in essence we should design and plan for personalized health and not focus on the tech. Healthcare transformation requires more than just technology: medical staff, supporting staff, and patients including their community need to embrace it. We need a methodology to bring it all together: people, organizations, and technology by creating common understanding.
This book presents ways to build understanding between the stakeholders and agree jointly on the way forward. Every chapter of this book has a specific theme, providing a comprehensive overview of the challenges, the opportunities and the approaches to deal with them in architecture and transformation. You will be able to guide the digital transformation of global healthcare. It includes the impact of new technologies, but addresses primarily a methodology or framework for common understanding in the first place. The framework is referred to as TISH: transformation in sustainable healthcare. In addition, you will also apply OODA principles (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) and DevOps4Care in real practice, step-by-step.
By the end of this book, you will not only understand the issues and challenges, but also possess a workable, actionable solution in the form of a roadmap.
What you will learn
- Understand the need for transformation of healthcare
- Accelerate transformation through common understanding in manageable steps
- Learn about networked, stepped, integrated, and directed care
- Handle complexity through System of Systems
- Learn about Journey Interaction Mapping (JIM)
- Add value to healthcare by applying DevOps methodologies
Who This Book Is For
This book is written for anyone interested in designing, building, and providing data driven healthcare. Architects, consultants, engineers, and especially healthcare practitioners who want to embrace the complexity of the digital transformation of healthcare can benefit from this book. The book will be interesting for digital leaders (including C-suite) and for anyone who is on a learning path to understand the world of technological innovation combined with healthcare and wants to be a part of it.
Table of Contents
- Understanding requirements for digital transformation of healthcare
- Exploring relevant technology for healthcare
- Unfolding the complexity of transformation in architecture
- Involving the human factor in digital transformation
- Leveraging TISH - Transformation in Sustainable Healthcare
- Applying the panarchy principles
- Creating new platforms with OODA
- Learning how interaction works in Technology Enabled Care teams
- Working with complex (system of) systems
- Doing assessments with TISH framework
- Architecting, designing and planning the transformation
- Executing the transformation with OODA
Jeroen Mulder is a certified enterprise and security architect, and he works with Fujitsu (Netherlands) as a Principal Business Consultant. Earlier, he was a Sr. Lead Architect, focusing on cloud and cloud native technology, at Fujitsu, and was later promoted to become the Head of Applications and Multi-Cloud Services. Jeroen is interested in the cloud technology, architecture for cloud infrastructure, serverless and container technology, application development, and digital transformation using various DevOps methodologies and tools. He has previously authored “Multi-Cloud Architecture and Governance”, “Enterprise DevOps for Architects”, and “Transforming Healthcare with DevOps4Care”.<br /><br />Henry Mulder is Strategic Advisor for MedMij, an interoperability governance foundation commissioned by the administrative collaboration between healthcare insurance companies and the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, and Senior Consultant at Q-Consult Zorg a consultancy firm focused on change and transformation in healthcare, plus member of the NEN, the national committee on standards for health information systems.
