Deck 3: Adoption Commercialization of Digital Health
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Deck 3: Adoption Commercialization of Digital Health
1
To what does the "gap" in "digital health commercialization gap" refer?
A) The difference between potential value and commercial adoption
B) The difference between utilization in urban and rural settings
C) The differences in utilization among ethnic groups
D) The differences in cost among geographic regions
A) The difference between potential value and commercial adoption
B) The difference between utilization in urban and rural settings
C) The differences in utilization among ethnic groups
D) The differences in cost among geographic regions
A
2
Which of the following would be most specific as a benefit of digital health commercialization, as opposed to digitization benefits in the economy in general?
A) Cost reduction
B) Operational efficiency
C) Less governmental regulation
D) Improved customer experience
A) Cost reduction
B) Operational efficiency
C) Less governmental regulation
D) Improved customer experience
C
3
How can the adoption of commercial digital applications in health care be fairly described?
A) Very weak
B) Strong in some areas
C) Nearly universal
D) Best in areas for cost savings
A) Very weak
B) Strong in some areas
C) Nearly universal
D) Best in areas for cost savings
A
4
Which of the following would best aid in the adoption of digitization in health care in a multi-site rural primary care practice?
A) Government incentives
B) Increased education
C) More capacity
D) Licensing requirements
A) Government incentives
B) Increased education
C) More capacity
D) Licensing requirements
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5
Which of the following do hospitals prize least?
A) Disruption
B) Consistency
C) Fast change
D) Centralized decision making
A) Disruption
B) Consistency
C) Fast change
D) Centralized decision making
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6
Which length of time used by a health digitization company for a project would be most surprising?
A) 1 week
B) 3 weeks
C) 4 weeks
D) 8 weeks
A) 1 week
B) 3 weeks
C) 4 weeks
D) 8 weeks
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7
Which of the following time frames would be typical in a healthcare enterprise sales cycle?
A) 5 months
B) 8 months
C) 13 months
D) 36 months
A) 5 months
B) 8 months
C) 13 months
D) 36 months
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8
If a hospital has its payments reduced by an insurance company due to a perceived excess in the number of heart attacks with complications treated at the hospital, what kind of model is in operation?
A) Volume-based payment
B) Value-based payment
C) Service-based payment
D) Timed payment
A) Volume-based payment
B) Value-based payment
C) Service-based payment
D) Timed payment
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9
PCMH relies on which of the following to provide health care?
A) Patients
B) Nurses
C) Teams
D) Telehealth specialists
A) Patients
B) Nurses
C) Teams
D) Telehealth specialists
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10
Few or no innovator company founders:
A) have medical backgrounds.
B) have more than three target customers.
C) validate demand with customers.
D) read the literature.
A) have medical backgrounds.
B) have more than three target customers.
C) validate demand with customers.
D) read the literature.
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11
Technical infrastructure for digital healthcare innovation currently:
A) runs well ahead of demand.
B) is sadly lacking.
C) comes from offshore companies.
D) receives substantial government subsidies.
A) runs well ahead of demand.
B) is sadly lacking.
C) comes from offshore companies.
D) receives substantial government subsidies.
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12
Healthcare providers often fear digitization because they fear:
A) cost overruns.
B) changes in payment calculations.
C) data overload.
D) poor interoperability.
A) cost overruns.
B) changes in payment calculations.
C) data overload.
D) poor interoperability.
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13
Which of the following will drive a decision to buy a new health data digitization system centered on vital signs monitoring the most?
A) Market forces
B) Financial considerations
C) Patient benefit
D) Government regulation
A) Market forces
B) Financial considerations
C) Patient benefit
D) Government regulation
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14
Value-based payments would be greater when more medical errors occur in a hospital, leading to more services being provided.
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15
2015's MACRA formalized the use of value-based payment models.
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16
Global capitation places very great pressure on a healthcare system for efficiency.
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17
HMOs tend to use capitated models to determine the payments they make to hospitals.
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18
Capitation will encourage an urban primary care practice to maximize cost containment.
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19
Innovator companies often misperceive the needs of healthcare systems.
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20
The data to get regulatory approval often do not match the data needed to make sales.
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21
Health system administrators are key stakeholders in digitization of health care.
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22
The liability of health systems will probably only increase for the foreseeable future.
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23
A trend in healthcare digitization and innovation is the emergence of middleman companies to help innovators and health systems work together.
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24
Sales pitches will work best with hospitals facing capitation if the sales pitch emphasizes increases in _________.
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25
Why are health systems likely to resist digital innovations?
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26
What are ways to reduce the communication barriers between health systems and digital health innovators?
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27
What are some of the good business practices and proven strategies for selling innovations to health systems? Provide specific examples to support your arguments.
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28
What types of innovations will thrive in today's digital health ecosystem?
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