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- Lucien Engelen is the Director of Radboud REshape & Innovation Center and Head of the Regional Emergency Network. He is also on the advisory board for the Executive Committee and a faculty member at Singularity University. - He works with 11,000 colleagues, 3,000 students, and oversees 1,000 beds at Radboud, with an ambition to close 500 beds. Radboud has $1 billion in revenue and was the first academic center outside the US to implement the EPIC system. - Engelen believes that within 15 years, the majority of healthcare consumers will have used computers for 40 years of their lives and the internet will be the #1 source for health information. Exponential
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- Research on digital health technologies has increased but often focuses narrowly and fails to incorporate perspectives like total patients impacted or macroeconomic effects.
- Forces like new technologies, consumer demands, and sustainability issues are disrupting the existing healthcare
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The document discusses the digital transformation of healthcare through various presentations and diagrams. It shows how healthcare has moved from hospitals to homes and phones through digitization. Apps, portals, and EHRs are seen as transitional solutions that will be replaced by more interconnected frameworks. The role of patients is increasing as they become more proactive in their health through continuous monitoring technologies. Healthcare delivery is shifting everywhere - at home, in hospitals, by doctors - through new digital innovations.
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This document contains a collection of slides from various presentations by Lucien Engelen on topics related to digital health and healthcare transformation. The slides discuss themes like the shift to delocalized and democratized healthcare delivered through digital means, the forces driving disruption in healthcare, augmented medicine, innovation approaches, digital health research trends, and implications of new technologies like virtual nursing homes. Overall, the document shows Lucien Engelen's perspective on how digital technologies are transforming healthcare delivery and the healthcare industry.
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This document discusses the future of healthcare and the forces driving innovation and change. It notes that technologies like smartphones, social media, digital cameras, and companies like Amazon, Uber and Airbnb did not exist 15 years ago but have massively disrupted many industries. Healthcare is now experiencing disruptive changes due to four forces: unsustainability of current systems, new technologies, consumer awakening, and societal changes. The future of healthcare will be delocalized, democratized, digital, and driven by data and dollars. New technologies will be integrated into every level of nursing. Healthcare professionals will need to embrace change and listen to patients. Large organizations need to partner with startups and technology companies to drive innovation.
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The document discusses the future of healthcare and the role of digital technologies and innovation. It introduces concepts like augmented health, delocalized and democratized healthcare, and moments of choice in patient journeys. It discusses how digital health research is increasing but often narrow in scope and doesn't include patients. It also shows graphs of the growth in digital health publications over time and outlines opportunities to better understand effects and listen to patients. The overall message is that digital technologies will significantly change healthcare by making it more delocalized, digital, and responsive to patients.
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The document appears to be a collection of slides from presentations given by Lucien Engelen on various topics related to healthcare and technology. Some key points summarized across multiple slides include:
- Healthcare is becoming more digital and software-focused.
- Remote monitoring, telehealth, and virtual care are growing aspects of healthcare delivery.
- Consumer behaviors and expectations are shifting towards more convenient digital access to services like healthcare.
- New technologies now allow for continuous monitoring of patients and real-time data sharing between providers and patients.
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Dot med13 Lucien Engelen
- 3. Yep slides work ;-)
- 5. Not me ! ! Lucien Engelen (@lucienengelen) ! •Director Radboud REshape & Innovation Center •Head Regional Emergency Network •Advisory to the Executive Committee •Faculty Singularity University / FutureMed Silicon Valley ! •NOT a doctor, but extremely IMpatient •& a ‘bit’ of a rebel ;-) 360 and Above
- 6. •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. no lo gy uality use high q di sr up tiv e te ch performance nding use most dema uality use medium q quality use low 0 Clayton Christensen time
- 12. Linear à 1996 Market cap of $28B Revenue ~$16B Employees 140,000 Exponential 2012 April 9, 2012 Market cap < Facebook Acquires $100M Instagram for $1B Revenue ~$6B 13 employees Employees 17,000
- 13. Lucien Engelen Mobile network operators will become obsolete Cable companies will offer nationwide WiFi coverage
- 14. Dorm Biotech Garage Pharma Garage Tech
- 17. Google’s health venture for eternity CaLiCo Californian Life Company
- 18. Grown up with a mouse In 15 years majority of healthcare consumers will have used a computer for 40 years of their live and by then the internet as #1 source for Health(care)
- 20. REshape Labs Demand driven relates to strategy Design Implement REshape Spinn-out Business model Scale PVI MOC’s Moments of Choice
- 21. Lucien Engelen but ... the BIGGEST change will be Patients!
- 22. HEALTH DATA Patient care, measurements are mostly EPISODIC & REACTIVE …
- 23. HEALTH DATA … when they need to be CONTINUOUS & PROACTIVE
- 25. ECG made by iPhone sleeve
- 26. Diamond Concept Device Piezo-ceramic Stethoscope Electrocardiograph(( (ECG(Sensor( Posi=ve(Electrode)( Electrocardiograph(( (ECG(Sensor( Nega=ve(Electrode)( Photoplethysmograph( (PPG(Sensor)( 60 mm Infrared(Thermometer( Slide 11
- 29. The ONLY constant in health(care) : PATIENT
- 32. e-health integration (i.e. for research)
- 44. Patient at home
- 45. 45
- 48. #throughglass
- 52. Scotty beam me up !
- 53. Start NOW ! +7 years Graduate RESHAPE’S 7+7 rule +7 years Before ANY authority
- 54. For the patient to be involved in their own health(care) can be exponential
- 55. @lucienengelen