Uploaded byLucien Engelen
Bravis eHealth avond 17-11-2016
The document discusses several topics related to the future of healthcare, including: - The increasing adoption of digital technologies and their impact on delocalizing healthcare away from traditional hospitals. - The need for healthcare to embrace new technologies more quickly, as other sectors have done. - Demographic trends like an aging population that will increase demands on healthcare systems. - The potential for innovations to have a "tsunami" effect by accumulating and disrupting the traditional healthcare system through increased entrepreneurship and agility.
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- 77. Impact • Will comeas a tsunami instead of small waves • Innovations will accumulate • is a System innovation as opposed to product innovation • Entrepreneurship & Agility • No more big fish eat small fish, but fast fish will eat slow fish (Ex. Schwaab WEF) ©lucienengelen
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- 105. Digital first, physicalnext We all can help, by asking our doctor or nurse for other options. ©lucienengelen
- 106. 01010010 01100101 01110011 0110100001100001 01110000 01100101 0 1 “creating something out of nothing”
- 108. Concept to prototype Ideasfrom: Patients HCP & Network patients primary care Information- Management health insurance commercial sector other hospitals Innovations with significant impact on health(care) Implement on hold or terminated Test and Evaluate Chance of success Idea to concept sharing (MoC) (MoC) (MoC) (MoC) Innovation Radboud university medical network ©lucienengelen
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- 128. ©lucienengelen is een innovatiebeter dan het alternatief ?
- 129. ©lucienengelen is een innovatiebeter dan het alternatief ? Slechts 50% beter
- 130. ©lucienengelen is een innovatiebeter dan het alternatief ? Slechts 50% beter maar liefst 50% beter
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