pHealth EU USA Workshop: Intelligent, Manageable and Adaptive pHealth Platform. Are We There?

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http://www.phealth2008.com Intelligent, Manageable and Adaptive pHealth Platform. Are We There? Dr. Vicente Traver Includes some contributions of Session 6: A global market: analysis and future trends from pHealth 08, that took place in Valencia (May 08) Valencia, Spain 2008, April 20th 2

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The document discusses trends in health and opportunities in the future health system. Key trends include increased self-care and consumer-directed health management, aging populations and chronic diseases, and advancing technologies. This is creating new opportunities around prevention, maintenance, and cures. The future will be more individual-centric, with individuals taking a larger role in their health. New business models and payment structures will focus on outcomes rather than procedures. The summary focuses on the high-level trends and opportunities discussed in the document.

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European MedTech Week is a week in June where medical technology companies and associations across Europe raise awareness about the value of medical technologies. They organize a variety of activities at the EU, national, and local levels using platforms and media channels. The goals are to highlight how medical technologies save lives and improve health, strengthen relationships with stakeholders, and speak with one voice about policy issues. Companies and associations can engage through site visits, press conferences, social media, and more. MedTech Europe provides tools and coordinates the campaign to connect stakeholders and showcase the impact of medical technologies.

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Rob Chester, NHS England

The Innovation and Technology Tariff (ITT) aims to incentivize adoption of transformative innovations in the NHS by streamlining pricing and reimbursement. For 2017-19, the first year of the ITT, six themes have been identified that could provide innovation benefits to the NHS at scale. These themes include guided mediolateral episiotomy to minimize obstetric injuries, reducing medication errors, preventing ventilator-associated pneumonia, managing COPD remotely, treating C. difficile infection with frozen fecal transplants, and treating enlarged prostates as outpatients. The ITT operates under both an incentive-based pricing model and a zero-cost model where NHS England covers the cost of approved innovations.

Good practices in patient involvement in HTA

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Patients and caregivers have unique knowledge and perspectives about living with an illness that can help inform health technology assessments (HTA). Their involvement is recommended at every stage of the HTA process, from topic selection to disseminating results. However, challenges exist in ensuring patient views are representative and not biased. Different countries in Europe are implementing patient involvement in HTA to varying degrees, with some holding training programs and allowing patient groups to initiate research or contribute to appraisals. Ongoing efforts are needed to strengthen patient involvement through resources, training, and embedding it in all new HTA processes.

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Cross-border messaging is important for globally integrated teams as communication methods have changed and employee expectations have evolved. Standardization versus localization is not a dichotomy, and degrees of both are needed. Proprietary research on global consumer segments showed differences in national versus global identity that inform appropriate web and app localization strategies between countries. Cultural theory models like Hofstede and Trompenaars provide guidance on country differences to respectfully adapt communications to each location.

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