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The document discusses how healthcare is still using outdated methods while technology has been widely adopted in other areas. It argues that healthcare will become decentralized and move from hospitals to homes and phones through technologies like remote monitoring, wireless devices, and predictive analytics. This delocalization of healthcare using everyday consumer technologies will transform healthcare delivery by making it more convenient, personalized, and globally accessible for more people at lower costs. However, barriers still remain like payment policies, lack of evidence, and professionals and patients not yet demanding more digital options.
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- 51. See the Pattern ?
- 53. from ‘Hospital’ to ‘Home’
- 54. from ‘Hospital’ to ‘Home’ from ‘Hospital’ to ‘Phone’
- 55. Source REshape Center Delocalization of health(care)
- 56. - 70% Source REshape Center Delocalization of health(care)
- 57. - 70% Source REshape Center Delocalization of health(care)
- 58. People of age 65 and older 2000-2050 Source US Census Bureau
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- 60. Things have changed the world more than politics. Martin van Rijn, State-secretary for Health, NL “ “
- 61. Politics in 2016
- 62. “Technology is the hype, the change will be permanent” @lucienengelen
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- 66. Innovation Neglect time performance 0 Lucien Engelen 2011 pre-gap
- 67. Innovation Neglect time performance 0 Lucien Engelen 2011 pre-gap post-gap
- 69. Delocalisation : • reimbursable • preventing travel, • more datapoints, • more engagement, • more self control • overhead, • carbon footprint
- 71. Delocalisation : • solution shops • train stations • supermarkets (US) • “gas’-stations
- 73. Impact • Will come as 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)
- 74. Healthcare will become a software branche.
- 75. Healthcare will become a software branche.
- 76. Healthcare will become a software branche.
- 83. Health(care) is now Global!
- 84. Health(care) is now Global!5 Billion people coming online
- 85. Health(care) is now Global!5 Billion people coming online
- 89. “for the first time ever in history, we will be present when a person gets sick, professionals will subscribe to patients’ data, the middle-man will become disrupted “ @lucienengelen
- 96. How can we become
- 97. How can we become faster ? better ? cheaper ?
- 98. How can we become faster ? better ? cheaper ?
- 99. How can we become faster ? better ? cheaper ?
- 100. Show & tell possibilities Increase validation with research Experiment much, fast and failing a lot Rebalance privacy & comfort Rethink model based on opportunities To do in stormy water
- 101. Show & tell possibilities Increase validation with research Experiment much, fast and failing a lot Rebalance privacy & comfort Rethink model based on opportunities To do in stormy water
- 102. • Use every day technology like phones, wearables • Make health(care) location independent • Exponential growth in data • Share data with peers and for research • Free up resources for those in need
- 103. • Use every day technology like phones, wearables • Make health(care) location independent • Exponential growth in data • Share data with peers and for research • Free up resources for those in need
- 104. Safe lives Global health (including 5B) Sustainable Personal & based on preferences Regardless of (dis)abilities Transforming health(care) to :
- 105. Safe lives Global health (including 5B) Sustainable Personal & based on preferences Regardless of (dis)abilities Transforming health(care) to :
- 106. So why still sticks?
- 107. So why still sticks? • We’ve trained professionals to be in the center • We have adverse payment policy’s (NL is forefront of changing this) • We lack scientific evidence, 4 years is too long. • No clear picture how health(care) will look like 2050 • patients are (still) not demanding ‘normal’ services
- 109. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data
- 110. Digital first, physical next Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data
- 111. Digital first, physical next We all can help, by asking our doctor or nurse for other options. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data
- 112. Digital first, physical next We all can help, by asking our doctor or nurse for other options. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data
- 113. Digital first, physical next We all can help, by asking our doctor or nurse for other options. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data
- 114. Digital first, physical next We all can help, by asking our doctor or nurse for other options. Professionals will subscribe to patients’ data