
If you follow this quote it leads to another interesting
statement from IEEE Fellow Michael I. Jordan,
Pehong Chen Distinguished Professor at the University of California, Berkeley:
“The
overeager adoption of big data is
likely to result in catastrophes of analysis comparable to a national epidemic
of collapsing bridges. Hardware designers creating chips
based on the human brain are
engaged in a faith-based undertaking likely to prove a fool’s errand. Despite
recent claims to the contrary, we are no further along with computer vision
than we were with physics when Isaac Newton sat under his apple tree.”
After
reading these quotes from people who are much smarter than me, I am reminded
that maybe we should not get carried away by these new terms and buzzwords and
instead stick to what we know and what feels right. If a new development feels
like it is hype, it very likely is.
Instead of
pursuing a fool’s errand, maybe we should fix what is broken, which is focusing
on improving our workflow and integrating our current systems in a better
manner. Implementing a VNA, deconstructed PACS, deep learning, applying big
data solutions will only make the situation worse if you don’t optimize your
current system first.
As an
illustration, during our recent webcast on enterprise imaging, we had a poll
asking the attendees for the top healthcare imaging and IT priority in their
institution, and the top two issues were workflow and integration. These issues
are not new as they have come up during past conferences multiple times but
they still do not seem to be sufficiently resolved and addressed after all these
years.
As a matter of fact, talking with other industry consultants, we seem to agree that more than 50 percent of the current healthcare imaging and IT systems could definitely use a “tune-up.” Think about a V6 in a car running only on four cylinders. There are plenty of consultants that are busy with HIPAA audits, which is absolutely necessary, but a workflow and integration audit could be much more important.
As a matter of fact, talking with other industry consultants, we seem to agree that more than 50 percent of the current healthcare imaging and IT systems could definitely use a “tune-up.” Think about a V6 in a car running only on four cylinders. There are plenty of consultants that are busy with HIPAA audits, which is absolutely necessary, but a workflow and integration audit could be much more important.
I agree,
doing a comprehensive audit of your current system is not as sexy as
implementing the latest and greatest buzzword, but it can result in significant
savings and efficiency and more effective patient care. Using “lessons learned”
will provide a better ROI than applying “deep learning.” Remember this when
next year’s buzzword is being introduced as well.
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