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and Precision Medicine for Health Systems Enabling the Transformation of Healthcare Systems November 14 th , 2016 CONFIDENTIAL Key Messages 1. A variety of data types are needed to enable precision medicine 2. These data types include: a.


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CONFIDENTIAL

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Precision Medicine for Health Systems Enabling the Transformation of Healthcare Systems

November 14th, 2016

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Key Messages

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1. A variety of data types are needed to enable precision medicine 2. These data types include:

  • a. Clinical data
  • b. Lab and genomics data
  • c. Imaging data
  • d. Sensor data
  • e. Patient reported data

3. The amount and size of these data sets will require them to be collected in a cloud computing environment 4. Hospital systems need a well thought out, systematic approach to developing the infrastructure to collect and analyze this data 5. If done properly, this comprehensive data set can be used to drive insights and better clinical outcomes and improve drug development through both traditional analytics and machine learning

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Enterprises are experiencing a Digital Transformation

Data stored in cloud, simple to query Machine learning drives deep, actionable insights Collaborative, cloud based productivity applications IT changing how it computes. Data on premise, hard to access, analyze and use Productivity tools built for individual, local usage IT focusing on where it computes

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Individual Productivity IT Silos

2020

Collective Intelligence Distributed Computing

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Data stored in cloud, simple to query Machine learning drives deep, actionable insights Collaborative, cloud based productivity applications IT changing how it computes. Data on premise, hard to access, analyze and use Productivity tools built for individual, local usage IT focusing on where it computes

2010

Individual Productivity IT Silos

2020

Collective Intelligence Distributed Computing

Enterprises are experiencing a Digital Transformation ^

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The same data and technology can be used for both clinical research and patient care

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Sources Settings Data Processing / Google Cloud Based Platform Solutions & Apps

Community Based Care Acute Care Ambulatory Surgery Center Port-Acute Care Epic and Cerner Health Records Lab and Genomic Data Sensor and PRO data

Creating the Infrastructure to Support Precision Medicine

Imaging Systems Patients

MOLECULAR IMAGING CLINICAL SENSORS SELF- REPORTED DATA

RESEARCH

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Healthcare Capabilities

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Standing on the shoulders of the Web

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(1998) (2008) (2013)

erily

Building on Google's core infrastructure, data analytics, and machine learning.

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COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Platform Vision

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CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT

API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA

MOLECULAR IMAGING CLINICAL SENSORS

PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Clinical Capabilities

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CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT

API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

IMAGING MOLECULAR SENSORS CLINICAL

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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Sources Settings Processing/ Warehousing Registry

Community Based Care HISP Authentication Warehouse Cleansing/ Translating Registry 1 DIRECT CCDA Registry 2 Registry 3 Registry 4 Registry 5

Standards Based EHR Adapter

NLP Acute Care Ambulatory Surgery Center Port-Acute Care Epic and Cerner Health Records Lab and Genomic Data Sensor and PRO data

Mapping Clinical Data

Imaging Systems Smart FHIR i2b2

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Getting Data Mapping Right - Core Suite Tools

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Getting Data Mapping Right - Risk Assessment Process

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Provider analytics

Your hospital had a 10.1% longer length-of-stay for Knee Joint Replacement (127 bed-days which costs $549,004.20). This change may be driven by severity 2 cases, which are higher by 10.3%. The longer stays in severity 2 could account for 49.5% (63 bed-days) of the total increase.

Areas for improvement Highlights

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QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Genomics Capabilities

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CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT

API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA

CLINICAL SENSORS

PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

IMAGING MOLECULAR

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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Genomics workflow

Reads & Variants DNA Sequencer Bioinformatics Programmer

SSH

PI/Biologist

Web Access

Bioinformatics Scientist

R, Python, SQL

Share Google Cloud Storage Google Genomics Google BigQuery Store Process Explore

API

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PrecisionFDA Truth Challenge

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PrecisionFDA Truth Challenge

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QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Imaging Capabilities

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CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT

API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA

MOLECULAR CLINICAL SENSORS

PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

IMAGING

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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Other research possibilities ...

SYSTEMIC DISEASES Stroke & heart attack risk Diabetic nephropathy, neuropathy Vascular dementia, Alzheimer’s Mortality? Hospitalizations?

RETINA

EYE DISEASES Glaucoma Age-related macular degeneration OTHER IMAGING SKIN CONDITIONS Moles Skin cancer Infections Acne/rosacea Dermatitis Hair/nail EAR, NOSE, THROAT Ear infections Sore throat 22

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QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Sensor Data Capabilities

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CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT

API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA

CLINICAL

PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

IMAGING MOLECULAR SENSORS

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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Architecture Overview

Sensor Devices Data Pipeline Secure Storage End-user Website Data Upload End-user Mobile Apps Analysis

send the right data to the right algorithms at the right times

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Pipeline Example: pulse data computation

ppg data acc data activity Raw Firehose Collect 1 hr Collect 1 hr Pulse estimate Idle pulse Active pulse

Pulse Recovery Regions Pulse Recovery Model 15 minute Summaries

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Pipeline Example: sleep quantity and quality

Raw Firehose (~18 hours) HR Estimation Activity Classification (~18 hrs) Sleep Onset Sleep Offset Sleep Stager

REM NREM

Extract Nighttime PPG Using Sleep Onset/Offset Detections

Truth (Blue) Heart Rate Variability Conf (Dash)

Sleep Onset/Offset Detection

Model (Red)

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QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Solutions: Baseline Study

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API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA

CLINICAL

PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

IMAGING MOLECULAR SENSORS

CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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“Google has embarked on what may be its most ambitious and difficult science project ever: a quest inside the human body.”

Wall Street Journal | July 2014

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Broad and Deep Molecular, Device, and Clinical Phenotyping Data for Each Participant

Monocytes B cells CD4 T cells CD8 T cells

  • ther

Clinical Data Device Data Imaging Data

  • Omics

Data Immunoprofiling Data 29

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CC CA

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Clustering: unbiased or hypothesis-weighted clustering of multi-omics data to reveal unique patterns. Regression: supervised or semi-supervised methods that import known biological information. Ingestion, preprocessing, QC: Import data at LIMS-level. Automatically survey data quality and highlight areas of concern. Determine pre-analytical, analytical, and biological variability. Longitudinal: analysis and sequence prediction in longitudinal data. eQTL/mQTL: integrative analysis combining multiple genetic data types. GRS: genomic predisposition; advanced modeling across multiple population data. Advanced machine learning: for integrative pathway discovery & analysis, data annotation, quality control, and phenotype-*omics associations.

Example: Supported Verily Analyses

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COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA INVESTOR DATA

Solution: Quality Improvement / MACRA

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API Analysis Tools

DISEASE MANAGEMENT CUSTOM APPLICATIONS COLLABORATIVE DATA PUBLIC DATA

CLINICAL

PRIVATE DATA

SELF- REPORTED DATA

shared infrastructure (workflows, frameworks,…)

IMAGING MOLECULAR SENSORS

CLINICAL STUDY MANAGEMENT QUALITY & REIMBURSEMENT

Images courtesy of Verily Life Sciences

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The MACRA Quality Payment Program Consolidates key aspects of three existing physician-based programs

Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) Advanced Alternative Payment Models (Advanced APM) Qualifying APM Participant Eligible Clinicians

Value-based Modifier Medicare EP MU PQRS

Medicaid EP MU

Separate Requirements & Separate Submission

Composite Performance Score Risk-based Payment arrangements

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Data Submission Mechanisms for Groups

Quality

  • Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR)
  • Qualified registry
  • EHR
  • CMS Web Interface (groups of 25 or more)
  • CMS-approved survey vendor for CAHPS for MIPS

(must be reported in conjunction with another data submission mechanism

  • Administrative claims (no submission required)

Resource Use

  • Administrative claims (no submission required)

CPIA

  • Attestation
  • QCDR
  • Qualified registry
  • EHR
  • CMS Web Interface (groups of 25 or more)
  • Administrative claims (if technically feasible, no

submission required)

Advancing Care Information

  • Attestation
  • QCDR
  • Qualified registry
  • EHR
  • CMS Web Interface (groups of 25 or more)

Source: MIPS and APMs Incentive Under the PFS Proposed Rule – page 83

Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)

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Sources Settings Data Processing / Google Cloud Based Platform Solutions & Apps

Community Based Care Acute Care Ambulatory Surgery Center Port-Acute Care Epic and Cerner Health Records Lab and Genomic Data Sensor and PRO data Imaging Systems Patients

MOLECULAR IMAGING CLINICAL SENSORS SELF- REPORTED DATA

RESEARCH

Creating the Infrastructure to Support Precision Medicine