SE Network Integrator presentation at Communications Breakfast, 8 April 2016.

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FROM GENOMES TO
SMARTPHONES:
ALL ABOUT THE TABLETS?

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Life
Sciences
Medical
Tech
Health
Delivery
Care
Wellnes
s
Primer: a health & care ecosystem
• New biological and scientific breakthroughs………
• are turned into new treatments and methods for treating
humans………..
• distributed through health systems, enabling hospitals & GPs to treat
patients………
• And a care system helps their transition to …………..
• Wellness – where people wish to remain for as long as possible
(although many will continue to require Care, more so as they age)

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Science Data
Validated
Informati
on
Users
(Citizens
)
So what is digital health & care?
Behaviou
r
Change
• Breakthrough biological, scientific & technology methods………
• Deploying sensors, wearables & “the cloud” to collect, store and
organise data……
• Applying analysis, algorithms & medical intelligence to create clinical
information…….
• Smartphones, tablets, & home technologies to present information to
eligible users…
• Citizens are engaged, incentivised & motivated to change their
behaviour………

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Why is this important?
The epidemic of chronic disease +
the demographic time bomb

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5.3m
5.5m
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2014 2024 2039
5.7m
+3.1%
+6.6%
5.5m
5.3m
m
• Scotland’s forecast total
population growth over
the next 25 years is
unspectacular in global
terms
• The total world
population is forecast to
grow by almost 25%
through this same period
Forecast population growth, Scotland 2014-2039 (% change vs 2014) Source: National Records of Scotland
Projected Population of Scotland 2014-based http://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/
Scotland: population outlook

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Age 0 – 15 Age 16 – 59 Age 60 – 74 Age 75+
2014: If Scotland had 100 people….
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59
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6
8

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2039: Scotland future.…
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52
17
14
Age 0 – 15 Age 16 – 59 Age 60 – 74 Age 75+
+ 85%
+
370,000

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Paisley –
76,000
East Kilbride –
75,000
Cumbernauld-
52,000
Livingston - 56,000
Dunfermline -
51,000
Perth -
47,000
An extra 370,000 citizens age 75+ =
+
+
+
+
+
= 367,000!!!
The TOTAL
current
populations
of

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Scotland’s big challenge is small…
in world terms

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1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
1950 1975 2000 2025 2050
World Population Growth 1950-2050f
World More Developed Regions Less Developed Regions
10
2.5 bn
9.3 bn
0.8 bn
1.2 bn
* - More Developed Regions = Europe, Northern America, Japan, Australia, New Zealand
Source: “World Population Ageing: 1950-2050 », United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs,
Population Division, 2002
World Population Growth forecast

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11
15
(-1)
53
(-7)
18
(+2
)
14
(+6)
Age 0 – 15 Age 16 – 59 Age 60 – 74 Age 75+
+ 71%
+ 73
million
More Developed Regions of the World
2040 (vs 2015)
Source: United Nations Population Division,
DESA: World Population prospects: The
2015 Revision

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An extra 73m citizens age 75+ =
+ +
Source: United Nations Population Division, DESA: World Population prospects: The 2015
Revision
Current TOTAL current population of ALL of these nations - combine

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Life
Sciences
Wellness
Digital
Medicine
Health
Delivery
Tech
Health & Care
Delivery
Telemedicine, Telehealth and Telecare: digital clinician-to-home comms, sensors
and wearablesmHealth: integrating personal consumer hardware (phones/apps,
wearables)
Analytics: Healthcare System OperationsGenomics
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Digitised Health Systems: including patient- & health
system records
Home Health & Care
Technologies
Diagnostic
s
Stratified
Medicine
Data & Analytics
Digital technologies are entering the ecosystem

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Route #1
Civic
Scotland
Route #2
“Everywhere
Else”
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Getting to market

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Direct
• Health Boards
• Local
Authorities
• Joint Boards
Indirect
• Tier 1 Suppliers
• Housing
Associations
• Third Sector
Innovation
Agents
•DH&CI
•Scottish Govt
CivTech team
•SHIL
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Access to Route #1 – Civic Scotland

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Direct
• Consumers
(global)
• Health Insurers
• Employee Benefits
Providers
Developed Health &
Care Systems
• England
• European Union
• North America/
Australasia/Japan
Under-Developed
Health & Care
Systems
• China/India
• Other Developing
Countries
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Access to Route #2 – The Rest of the World

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Collaborate……and keep your options open!

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And it’s not necessarily about
inventing brand new notes….
….it’s about assembling the
notes we’ve already got in
original ways

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Support from Scotland’s Network
Integrator
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Businesses that have…
• A product or service that can help us innovate in health and care
delivery
• “Good” commercial prospects
• Ambition, and the capability, to add to Scotland’s wider economic
development aspirations
• Digital skills, expertise and resources with potential applications
in the sector
So do you have / are you?
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