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HIMSS: The State of Healthcare Innovation 2014 Infographic

by Jasmine Pennic 02/05/2014 1 Comment

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 2013 Healthcare Provider Innovation Survey state of healthcare innovation infographic 

HIMSS and AVIA recently collaborated to produce the 2013 Healthcare Provider Innovation Survey with select U.S. hospitals, academic medical centers, children’s and ambulatory care centers to understand the current state of innovation within provider organizations.

Cost reduction and dedicated funding were among the top innovation initiatives for healthcare providers, according to the survey findings. Shown below is a visual summary of the survey results.
HIMSS: The State of Healthcare Innovation 2014 Infographic

 

Survey key findings include:

  • Cost reduction is the focal point of innovation initiatives.  Almost 65 percent of respondents ranked this as their top innovation priority.
  • Dedicated funding for innovation exists, but amounts remain modest and sources of funding are diverse.  According to survey results, 67 percent of providers reported their annual innovation budgets total under $2 million.
  • Providers are making progress implementing innovative solutions specifically in areas of high importance.  These include: population health management, patient follow-up, predictive analytics, clinical decision support and care coordination.
  • Significant risks of inefficiency and redundancy exist; 65 percent of respondents shared that communication among internal staff is the dominant source for information regarding healthcare innovation.

For more information on the survey results and on innovation:

  • Read the complete report on the 2013 Healthcare Provider Innovation Survey, collaborative research from HIMSS and AVIA.
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