Medicrate A network of physicians dedicated to information exchange

1. MedicrateA network of physicians dedicated to information exchange Steve Bokshan Bhuvic Patel Justin Krogue Ravi Chacko Avik Som

2. Problem Most surgeons and healthcare workers use multimedia (images, videos, etc.) to: • Teach students • Create presentations • Keep personal record of work This multimedia has unique restrictions by the nature of its healthcare content: • HIPAA Compliancy • User Friendly (time restriction) • Restrictions on sharing/visibility

3. Solutions? Create your own site Multimedia with protected health information

4. Medicrate An all inclusive solution for managing private multimedia with special emphasis on: • Security • Uploading content • Managing/sharing content • Outputting content

5. Security Most institutions have policies against using outside servers for protected information. Solution: Medicratehas been deployed on a Washington University Department of Surgery servers and is completely HIPAA compliant.

6. Uploading Content Current state of the art for filming surgeries: Solution: Medicrateis at the forefront of novel upload by: • Allowing surgeons to upload their mediaeffortlessly via

7. Managing and Sharing Content Surgeons need full control of managing and sharing their media Solution: Medicrateallows/will allow users to: • Edit raw multimedia with simple features like clip trimming/patient de-identification • Join groups with colleagues and restrict multimedia access to self or groups • Create quizzes associated with multimedia to assess student knowledge

8. Outputting Content Sharing multimedia is fraught with errors and reliance on inefficient technology (USB drives) Solution: Medicrateallows users to: • Re-download their content from anywhere • Be spared the embarrassment of a video presentation not loading

9. Thank you!