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- 1. EIT Health issupported by the EIT, a body of the European Union EIT Health: a powerful alliance for healthy living and active ageing Sylvie Bove |Rotterdam | February 25, 2016
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- 3. 3 Europe‘s healthcare challenges Societalchanges • Ageing population • Downward trend in birth rates • Increasing life expectancy by approx. 4-5 years per generation Leading to A wider gap between active and inactive people, reducing the population within the labour force A larger number of older people in long- term care, e.g. due to cardiovascular disorders, diabetes or functional loss A dramatic increase in expenditures for health and social care
- 4. How healthcare costsare rising Projected public health and long-term care expenditure in the OECD countries as a % of GDP, in 2060 Source: Maisonneuve, C., and J. Martins. 2013. „Public Spending on Health and Long Term Care: A New Set of Projections.“ OECD Economic Policy Paper No. 6. Paris: OECD. 0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0 % Health care Long-term care Average 2006-2010 Cost- containment scenario 1 Cost- pressure scenario 2 1 The cost-containment scenario assumes that policies act more strongly than in the past to rein in some of the expenditure growth. 2 The cost-pressure scenario assumes no stepped-up policy action.
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- 6. 6 A strong partnershipacross Europe Menno Kok Interim CLC Director Belgium/Netherlands CLC UK/Ireland CLC FranceCLC Spain CLC Belgium/Netherlands InnoStars CLC Germany CLC Scandinavia
- 7. 7 The EIT Healthteam is in place Menno Kok Interim CLC Director Belgium/Netherlands Armin Pscherer CLC Director Germany Palle Høy Jakobsen CLC Director Scandinavia Marco Pugliese CLC Director Spain Katharina Ladewig CLC Director UK/Ireland Jason Théodosiou CLC Director France Menno Kok CLC Director Belgium/Netherlands Balázs Fürjes Director InnoStars Kurt Höller Director Business Creation Andy Browning Director Innovation Jan-Philipp Beck COO Stefan Halwax CFO Ursula Mühle Director Education Sylvie Bove CEO Headquarter Munich InnoStars regions Co-location centres
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- 9. 99 9 A paradigmshift is needed Professional inertia Professional-centric • Surrender • Formal • Institutional care Expert opinion I am entitled to health care Empowerment Citizen-centric • Actively involved • Individual norms • Own-control Own values and norms I am supported in managing my own health What matters to you?What is the matter with you?
- 10. 10 Connecting high potentialareas with integrated innovation processes Support Active Ageing Workplace interventions Overcoming functional loss Optimise the physical working environment Improve Healthcare Improving healthcare systems Treating and managing chronic diseases Establish integrated care solutions in home and clinical settings Promote Healthy Living Enable people to take charge of their own health Lifestyle intervention Self-management of health ExamplesBusiness Objectives
- 11. The Mission: EITHealth accelerates entrepreneurship and innovation in healthy living and active ageing, providing Europe´s top talents with new opportunities and resources to the benefit of all citizens. Creating 165 start- ups and launching another 160 new services and products Having 1 million students taking part in educational online programmes per year Incubate approximately 340 new business ideas 2016-18
- 12. EIT Health: leveragingthe potential One of the largest healthcare initiatives worldwide with more than 130 leading organisations, covering all areas of healthcare. Industry Public University Research EIT Health • invests in Europe’s best entrepreneurial talents and creative minds • fosters the development and commercialisation of smart product and service solutions
- 13. Making Innovation Happen CampusAccelerator Projects Connect brightest learners, professionals, entrepreneurs & innovators in a Network of universities, research institutions, industry and care providers. Lifelong Learning. Ecosystem, providing support to the most buoyant health & life sciences entrepreneurs, to get ideas to take off, and be taken up by the industry and the health system. Powerhouse for generating and developing new ideas in a multi- partner fashion, getting them into the health systems and citizen’s lives. Driving innovative business ideas, boosting Europe’s global competitiveness Creating a vibrant ecosystem for future entrepreneurs, academics and businesses
- 14. 14 Shaping future healthcarefor the benefit of our citizen
- 15. eithealth.eu EIT Health issupported by the EIT, a body of the European Union Thank you!
- 16. “The real voyageof discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes” Marcel Proust
- 17. Transformational Innovation Platform Ourvision of the future Meaningful for users Developing transformational ideas / solutions Testing /criticizing the scenarios
Editor's Notes
- #5 We see an average of GDP rising from 6% in 2011 to 9.5% in 2060 in the cost containment scenario and 14% in the cost pressure scenario Examples of cost drivers are: - Increase of chronic diseases - Dementia - Functional loss - co-morbidity
- #7 Sylvie So coming back to EIT Health, who we are and what we are aiming to do: We have a strong partnership around the triangle of committed, experienced and highly competent partners in both academia, industry (Pharma, medtech, ICT, large and small), research centres, testing labs, incubators and accelerators etc. This is also true in the Innostar region as can be seen on the slide.
- #8 Sylvie Key message: THE TEAM IS IN PLACE and already producing.
- #10 What is the fundamental problem we are addressing? -> It is the need to accelerate the paradigm shift that is moving from professional to patient-centric. So instead of asking the question: What is the matter with you?, we should ask: What matters to you? Our portfolio focuses on empowerment and supporting citizen to manage their own health.
- #11 Our activities fall within our three strategic challenges including the need to address barriers to improving healthcare. These form the backbone of our activities.
- #13 How do we do it? -> By leveraging the full potential of being one of the largest healthcare initiatives worldwide. In numbers, this means EIT Health has more than 130 leading member organistions from all important healthcare areas, namely industry, public, research and higher eductation. By investing in Europe‘s best entrepreneurial talents and creative minds, EIT Health fosters the development and commercialisation of smart product and service solutions.
- #15 Sylvie Our vision: Shaping future healthcare for the benefit of our citizen: Integrating technology, patients and professionals Accelerating the development of future health solutions And their implemention