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Desert Horse-Grant UCLA Health Research & Inno vation

Desert Horse-Grant UCLA Health Research & Inno vation. $4.9B Health System in Silicon Beach Ecosystem is Ripe for Innovation. 3 Funding Opportunities f or Innovation w/ Data. UCLA Health Innovation Challenge Two tracks geared towards medtech /data.

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Desert Horse-Grant UCLA Health Research & Inno vation

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  1. Desert Horse-Grant UCLA Health Research & Innovation

  2. $4.9B Health System in Silicon BeachEcosystem is Ripe for Innovation

  3. 3 Funding Opportunities forInnovationw/ Data

  4. UCLA Health Innovation ChallengeTwo tracks geared towards medtech/data Provide faculty, staff, trainees, patients, caregivers, volunteers, and UCLA students, the opportunity to help advance long-lasting health and wellness solutions. 1. Medical Technology/Digital Health: Interdisciplinary teams can submit an early-stage MedTech or digital health idea, design or prototype that solves a clinical or patient care need. Winners receive $2,500, $5,000, $10,000, or $25K-100K in seed funding 2. IT Support for Care Efficiency: Suggest an IT solution/improvement that will enhance care delivery, accuracy, efficiency and/or operations. Winners receive a personalized IT upgrade such as a custom CareConnect feature. Eligibility: UCLA Health staff and faculty

  5. UCLA Health Innovation ChallengeSubmission Examples • 3 Wishes Project • Seeking VR equipment to help with end of life patient experiences • IV Alert • Using existing IV technology, incorporate a wifi enabled device to transmit a message to the nurses station regarding an IV beeping - either for occlusion, or ending a treatment • Radio frequency ID bands for patients admitted to RRMC • Improve tracking, bed assignment, through-put information and help security when used to track visitors • Decision Aids to Promote Vaccine Uptake in Primary Care Clinics • Using data from the CDC, applicant assembled a series of decision aids that are intended to help patients make informed choices about vaccines • Wireless display of vital signs during critical care transport • Expand wireless monitoring into external transports units using mobile app; Displaying data either by a wireless display (monitor display) that is mounted in the transport vehicle or a portable device (such as iPad or even smart phones) • Finger print scan log in or facial recognition • Finger scan or facial recognition master log in; logs an employee in to all software's, programs and email accounts (saves time with multiple log ins)

  6. UCLA Health Innovation ChallengeTotal Applicant Submissions Performance Improvement 9.85% CICARE 11.31% Submission Totals: 1. Medtech – 73 2. IT Support – 30 3. CICARE – 31 4. Performance Improvement – 27 5. Greatest Idea – 113 Grand Total – 274 Medtech 26.64% Greatest Idea 41.24% IT Support 10.95%

  7. Opportunity #2UCLA Biodesign Technology Transforming Medicine biodesign@mednet.ucla.edu

  8. Innovation Fellowship and Interdisciplinary Training Program UCLA Biodesign Medicine Engineering Business Design Fellowship Training Prototyping Dollars $$ Industry Mentorship Product Development Prototyping Programming Clinical Immersion Patient Segmentation Value-based Care Lean Methodologies Market Sizing Business Model Generation Design Thinking Rapid Prototyping Wireframe Tools Rapid design and prototyping of clinical needs UCLA owned IP

  9. UCLA BiodesignTeam Members and Affiliates

  10. Opportunity #3UCLA Innovation Fund MedTech Example Dr. Luke Macyszyn tdg.ucla.edu/UCLA-Innovation-Fund • Therapeutics and MedTech Tracks • LOIs was: March 31st, 2019 • Hosted by: • TDG • UCLA Health/DSGOM • Engineering • Physical Sciences • Life Sciences • Dentistry

  11. Resourcesfor Innovationw/ Data

  12. New UCLA Health Innovation Website – Launched Recently! https://uclahealth.org/innovation

  13. Home Page Features – bottom of page

  14. Quick links for applicable Resources

  15. Commercialization of Innovationw/ Data

  16. Expanded TDG Startup in a Box Offering for MedTech2018 Creation: UCLA Health Consult for UCLA Affiliated Startups Santiago MunozChief Strategy OfficerUCLA Health Judith Gasson, PhDSr. Advisor, Research & Innovation DGSOM Michael Pfeffer, MD, FACPChief Information OfficerUCLA Health Desert Horse-GrantSr. Director, Research & Innovation UCLA Health / DGSOM Philip Levin, MDChief Medical OfficerUCLA Health, Santa Monica Deidre Keeves PT, PMPDirector, Connected Health Jennifer McCaney, PhDAdjunct Faculty DGSOM Rick Harrison, MDChief Medical OfficerUCLA Health *Additional ad hoc faculty and staff leaders based on expertise

  17. Innovation Website Features – Accelerators and Incubators CNSI Magnify - Incubator Leverages public and private investment for nanoscience research to turn discoveries into commercial enterprises Anderson Venture Accelerator 10,000-square-foot incubator for new UCLA Startups Sling Health UCLA Non-profit, medical student-run health innovation incubator that aims to connect medical, engineering, business, and law students with clinicians to solve impactful healthcare problems

  18. UCLA Health Data Strategy and Governance Committee

  19. UCLA Health CareConnect Mobile Health Advisory Group Established to address the growing demand for mobile health (mHealth) solutions at UCLA The scope of governance for this group is limited to mobile device and applications use within healthcare, medical education and patient related research at UCLA. Provide guidance and strategic support for operationalizing mHealth use by: • UCLA providers, staff, and medical students • Patients receiving care by UCLA's hospitals and clinics • UCLA patients participating in research projects

  20. UCLA Health System InitiativesApple Health App for Patients UCLA Health takes an innovative approach by encouraging patients to stay more engaged and informed with their medical care Health Records on iPhones are now available to UCLA Health patients • Brings together hospitals, clinics and the existing Apple Health app to make it easy for patients to see their available medical data from multiple providers • Patients will have medical information from participating institutions organized into one view • Covers allergies, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications, procedures and vitals, and will receive notifications when their data is updated • Health record data is encrypted with user’s iPhone passcode, touch ID or face ID

  21. Digital HealthVirtual Visits & Telemedicine UCLA Health offers virtual visits providing a secure way to virtually connect with doctors from any place at any time • Virtual care delivery provides: • A more patient centric approach to care • Enhanced overall patient satisfaction and confidence with provider • Element of convenience for both patient and medical provider • Helps reduce administrative overhead • Telemedicine / Connected Health: • Diagnosis • Treatment • Consultations and second opinions • MD, RN, Pre-Op virtual visits • Recovery

  22. Thank you! Desert Horse-Grant Sr. Director, UCLA Health Research & Innovation

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