Blockchain Reset: Seeing through the Hype and Starting Down the Path Part 2. June 4, 2018

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1 Blockchain Reset: Seeing through the Hype and Starting Down the Path Part 2 June 4, 2018

2 @DavidHoulding LinkedIn/in/DavidHoulding David Houlding, MSc, CISSP, CIPP Principal Healthcare Program Manager Cloud + Enterprise Industry Experiences Microsoft Session Moderator More than 24 years of experience in healthcare, cloud, blockchain, privacy, security, compliance, and AI / ML Leads healthcare blockchain initiatives worldwide Certified security: CISSP, and privacy: CIPP professional 5 patents, proven record of innovation Currently working with multiple healthcare blockchain partners, customers, and pilots

3 Mike Jacobs Senior Distinguished Engineer Optum Blockchain Evangelist for UnitedHealth Group (UHG) and Optum. Creates a corporate capability through education, assessment and guidance. Participates in international standards for blockchain. Represents UHG and Optum point of view at external events.

4 Ted Tanner Co-founder and CTO PokitDok Previously held architect positions at both Apple and Microsoft and has held instrumental roles in several startups, including digidesign (IPO and acquired by Avid), Crystal River Engineering (acquired by Creative Labs), VP of R&D at MongoMusic (acquired by Microsoft) and Co-founder and CTO of BeliefNetworks (acquired by Benefitfocus). Was also the CTO of Spatializer Audio Labs (NASDAQ: SPAZ), a company specializing in digital signal processing solutions. Serves on the Clemson University Restoration Institute s Executive Advisory Board, the IAB for the University of South Carolina Computer Science Department, the IAB for the Center for Intelligent Systems and Machine Learning at the University of Tennessee, and Advisor to the College of Charleston s Department of LinkedIn/in/TheodoreTanner Published numerous articles in leading technical magazines and holds several patents in the areas of blockchain, semantics, machine learning, signal processing and signal protection.

5 Corey Todaro Chief Product Officer Hashed Health Hashed Health is leading a consortium of healthcare companies focused on accelerating meaningful innovation using blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. Mr. Todaro brings to Hashed Health a wealth of healthcare technology experience from a career with large, multi-state health systems.

6 Emily Vaughn Blockchain Product Development Director Change Healthcare Oversees Change Healthcare blockchain development and integration strategy. Prior to joining Change Healthcare, assisted startups, small business, and enterprise companies with cryptocurrency and blockchain adoption. She worked across many markets, retail/ecommerce, healthcare, insurance, and finance. Served as the head of business development at Gem, a blockchain development company in Los Angeles. While there, she architected a global marketing initiative to segment the blockchain industry. A founding contributor to Distributed.com and Distributed: Health and the Hyperledger Healthcare Working Group. Holds a BA in French and International Relations from the University of Alabama, Honors LinkedIn/in/emilycvaughn

7 Blockchain Use Cases Real World Examples

8 Healthcare s blockchain adoption journey Discover Healthcare is here. Blockchain capabilities at a technical level and it s impact to our product Blockchain Market Create Initial blockchain applications to onboard users and learn Demonstrative Flagship Application Value Proposition to Customer Segments Grow Extend the blockchain network to other applications and workflows Support ecosystem of competitive apps POCs & Pilots Blockchain Infrastructure Evolve Adopt new workflows and business models based on the blockchain Flourish Leverage the momentum of network effect in data as blockchain adoption grows Advanced Analytics & Automation Enterprise Applications Application Development Components PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL 8

9 Change Healthcare Intelligent Healthcare Network TM with blockchain Transaction Processing Workflow Blockchain Ledger VOLUME 50 Million Transactions/Day Provider Using Hyperledger Fabric, a blockchain framework implementation hosted by Change Healthcare Payer PERFORMANCE 550 Transactions per second PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL 9

10 PokitDok s DokChain Automation DokChain Use Cases Contextual Relevant Identity with Consensus Autonomous Auto-adjudication Supply Chain Provenance Pre Authorization Benefits: Secure Automated Auditable

11 Hashed Health Current Product Development Physical Asset Tracking and Inventory Professional Identity Management Payment and Supply Contracting Health Services Purchasing Wellness and Population Health

12 Hashed Health is developing the Professional Credentials Exchange as network and platform infrastructure for the healthcare market Goals: Connect disparate sources and consumers of verified credential information across the industry Substantially reduce the effort, cost, redundancy, and complexity of clinical credentialing practices Create incentives for market constituents for collaboration and information sharing Capture and monetize the value associated with gathering and verifying this data Hashed Health is developing the Bramble as distributed infrastructure for healthcare services marketplace Goals: Connect institutional buyers and sellers of healthcare services for rational value discovery Offer healthcare providers an alternate payment and contracting platform to sell directly buyers Enable buyers of services to plan and forecast cost, manage risk and incent effective utilization of services Offer the market an exchange infrastructure free of undue control by any single market participant

13 Blockchain is most useful when loosely coupled organizations want to confidently share and audit information and automate mutually beneficial processes.

14 Business Problem Pilot Marketecture $2.1 billion/year collectively spent to improve provider data accuracy. Provider groups update their information at separate payer portals creating islands of potentially inconsistent data. PDX offers a way to share attestations and updates across the industry through a synchronized, single source of truth. PDX Built and powered by Optum

15 Deployment Options Putting blockchain technology to work, to serve healthcare

16 Blockchain Deployment Options Data classification: PII, PHI, IP and sensitivity? Scope of your healthcare network Types of healthcare organizations Geographically Compliance with regulations and data protection laws Data sovereignty and trans-border data flow Privacy: risks, mitigations, and opportunities

17 Blockchain Deployment Options Security Confidentiality, integrity, availability Blockchain, nodes, enterprise systems, healthcare organizations Integration and interoperability Performance and throughput requirements Public or private / consortium? Blockchain nodes on-premise or in the cloud? Blockchain technology and platform

18 Panel Discussion David Houlding Mike Jacobs Ted Tanner Corey Todaro Emily Vaughn Microsoft Session Moderator Optum PokitDok Hashed Health Change Healthcare

19 Audience Q&A David Houlding Mike Jacobs Ted Tanner Corey Todaro Emily Vaughn Microsoft Session Moderator Optum PokitDok Hashed Health Change Healthcare

20 Resources Miss the first panel discussion at HIMSS18 Interoperability Showcase? Check out the recording at To view additional resources on blockchain, including previous blog posts, visit our website at