Rapid response congres MET Amsterdam 2015
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Lucien Engelen is the director of the REshape Center for Innovation. The document discusses the history of medicine and how it has traditionally focused on the role of doctors, with little mention of patients. However, technology is now enabling patients to play a more active role in their own health. New devices, data sharing, and crowdsourcing are disrupting healthcare and shifting power to patients. This represents a major paradigm shift that is already underway but not evenly distributed. The timeline suggests we may be at a tipping point for healthcare transformation around the year 2015.
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- 4. Lucien Engelen Radboudumc Director REshape Center for Innovation To have a significant impact on health(care) Not me !
- 6. Passion
- 7. 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
- 8. Sir Luke Fildes 1887
- 10. 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
- 14. OnIntensiv At Current Vitals : Lucien Engelen @REshape And
- 16. On wardIntensive
- 19. ‘insideables’
- 20. It’s just getting started….
- 24. printing meds
- 26. 2015 / 2016 : 8200
- 28. “for the first time ever in history, we will be present when a person gets sick. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data" @lucienengelen
- 29. M E D
- 31. - 70%
- 32. Innovation time performance 0 most demanding use high quality use medium quality use low quality use Clayton Christensen, Harvard
- 33. Innovation time performance 0 most demanding use high quality use medium quality use low quality use disruptive technology Clayton Christensen, Harvard
- 41. Finding a new balance with the patient as partner
- 42. Time for change ? image Mark McConnell
- 46. fór wíth by Innovation shift Patients Included PatientsIncludedisaTrademarkoftheREshape&InnovationCenter ™
- 47. DIY Health-hack
- 48. DIY Aorta mesh Tal Golesworthy, suffers from Marfan syndrome. Invented mesh aortic, that got placed by surgeons
- 49. There is a lot of doctor-talk going on…. but Don’t forget the (impact) on nursing
- 50. WE are the problem, creating our own reality, Our patients are way ahead of us.
- 52. everyone, everywhere, always connected
- 53. already 70% follow-up NL in 5 years 100 % FaceTalk 2nd Gen.
- 58. Flipping the coin via HC IT systems Via the ónly constante in healthcare: The patient +
- 59. Who you trust YOUR personal data ?
- 64. 7 weeks after 1st cup of coffee
- 67. Modules COPD / CHF Hypertension Diabetes 1 & 2 Parkinsons Pregnancy monitoring @risk Pre and post operative Early stroke CML
- 68. eCo-system
- 73. We need a Global reimbursement system a THIS is your new backyard
- 76. sit back and relax … ?
- 77. 700 Million research devices 18.000 inclusions in 48h How Apple just became an Academic Medical Center
- 83. Research is about asking. Crowdsourcing is co-creation.
- 84. Research is about asking. Crowdsourcing is co-creation. “this will push into an era of Patient Owned Research (POR)” @lucienengelen
- 85. New alliances
- 86. New alliances
- 87. New alliances
- 88. New alliances
- 89. New alliances
- 90. New alliances
- 92. Paradigm shift is here already It is yet not evenly distributed Takes 7 - 17 years
- 93. 2015, the tipping point of health(care).
- 94. 2015, the tipping point of health(care).
- 95. 2015, the tipping point of health(care).
- 96. 2015, the tipping point of health(care).
- 99. So Health(care) is changing, massively! Oppertunities to engage! Are YOU going to take that chance and firestart?