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- 1. Hashtag: #mediavilla026 Wifi: Hartjesberg2015
- 2. To have a significant impact on health care ?
- 6. How a 13 year old kid, inspired an Academic Medical Center start building a bridge!
- 7. Radboudumc Director REshape Center for Innovation To have a significant impact on health(care)
- 8. Lucien Engelen Radboudumc Director REshape Center for Innovation To have a significant impact on health(care)
- 9. Lucien Engelen Radboudumc Director REshape Center for Innovation To have a significant impact on health(care) Not me !
- 10. •11.000 colleagues •3000 students •1000 beds •ambition to ‚close’ 500 •Significant impact on health(care) •$1 billion revenue •First Academic Center outside US EPIC
- 11. •11.000 colleagues •3000 students •1000 beds •ambition to ‚close’ 500 •Significant impact on health(care) •$1 billion revenue •First Academic Center outside US EPIC
- 12. •11.000 colleagues •3000 students •1000 beds •ambition to ‚close’ 500 •Significant impact on health(care) •$1 billion revenue •First Academic Center outside US EPIC
- 15. Passion
- 16. approx. 500 BC The Hippocratic oath No mention of the role of the ‘patient’ or ‘patior’ Does mention the Godly powers of the doctor To keep uninformed was common
- 17. Sir Luke Fildes 1887
- 19. Banking will be disrupted ❖ Since 2006 ❖ after announcement IPO in 5 hour $800M ❖ At IPO net worth $8.9B ❖ in beween Google and Twitter ❖ this … is WE banking
- 21. Patients & Technology Authority Fluent Local Choices Review Choices out of habit Technology as enabler Choices on ‘friends’ 4th democratization
- 25. On wardIntensive
- 26. It’s just getting started….
- 28. ‘insideables’
- 35. Dokter Gadget ?
- 36. It’s just getting started….
- 37. “for the first time ever in history, we will be present when a person gets sick. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data" @lucienengelen
- 39. 2015 / 2016 : 8200
- 43. printing meds
- 46. Scotty beam me up !
- 48. M E D
- 50. - 70%
- 51. Innovation time performance 0 most demanding use high quality use medium quality use low quality use disruptive technology Clayton Christensen, Harvard
- 55. Finding a new balance with the patient as partner
- 56. 17 - 10 - 5
- 61. Time for change ? image Mark McConnell
- 65. REshape Healthcubator short to market (6 months) Patient as Partner University Medical Center Program
- 66. REshape Healthcubator short to market (6 months) Patient as Partner University Medical Center Program
- 67. fór wíth by Innovation shift Patients Included PatientsIncludedisaTrademarkoftheREshape&InnovationCenter ™
- 68. DIY Health-hack
- 69. DIY Aorta mesh Tal Golesworthy, suffers from Marfan syndrome. Invented mesh aortic, that got placed by surgeons
- 70. The real patient engagement complaint or mismatch giving information listening & responding consulting & advising experienced based CO-design Bate & Roberts, 2006
- 71. There is a lot of doctor-talk going on…. but Don’t forget the (impact) on nursing
- 72. WE are the problem, creating our own reality, Our patients are way ahead of us.
- 74. everyone, everywhere, always connected
- 75. already 70% follow-up NL in 5 years 100 %
- 82. Flipping the coin via HC IT systems Via the ónly constante in healthcare: The patient +
- 86. 7 weeks after 1st cup of coffee
- 89. Modules COPD / CHF Hypertension Diabetes 1 & 2 Parkinsons Pregnancy monitoring @risk Pre and post operative Early stroke CML
- 90. Who you trust YOUR personal data ?
- 91. eCo-system
- 94. 5. Extension (other disorders internationally)1. Networks of experts 2. The patient as partner 4. Transparent quality control 3. Fee for outcome Five key components
- 95. % patients with hip fracture Bloem & Munneke, Br Med J 2014; 348: g1838 Regular care ParkinsonsNet care
- 98. sit back and relax … ?
- 99. Routine personal interactions will be surpassed by algorhytms. The professional in primary care will move to a position dominated online The ‘every day’ pharmacist will only exist in the cloud, the rest in supermarket.
- 100. Top 10 health industry issues of 2015 # Top issue for 2015 1 Do-it-yourself healthcare 2 Making the leap from mobile app to medical device 3 Balancing privacy and convenience 4 High-cost patients spark cost-saving innovations 5 Putting a price on positive outcomes 6 Open everything to everyone 7 Getting to know the newly insured 8 Physician extenders see an expanded role in patient care 9 Redefining health and well-being for millennials 10 Partner to win Top health industry issues of 2015 Slide 6
- 101. Time will change…
- 107. New alliances
- 108. New alliances
- 110. 700 Million research devices 18.000 inclusions in 48h How Apple just became an Academic Medical Center
- 111. Research is about asking Crowdsourcing is co-creation
- 112. a THIS is your new backyard
- 113. We need a Global reimbursement system a THIS is your new backyard
- 116. The technology is the hype, the change will be permanent!
- 117. Paradigm shift is here already It is yet not evenly distributed Takes 7 - 17 years
- 118. 2015, the tipping point of health(care).
- 121. So Health(care) is changing, massively! Oppertunities to engage! Are YOU going to take that chance and firestart?