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Thirty years of remote care implementation. Lessons from the UK.

Speaker: James G Barlow, Professor of Technology and Innovation Management (Healthcare) at Imperial College Business School

Short summary:
The UK has a long history of research and development, implementation and policy to bring remote care into mainstream use. Despite this effort, progress has been limited. During this time the technologies have evolved and there are new players engaging in the remote care market. The presentation will discuss the key lessons of this history and potential implications for future models of remote care in the UK.

The presentation can be downloaded here. (The file is 4,3 MB and is in PDF format)

Barriers to adoption of innovation in healthcare

Speaker: Loy Lobo, Researcher & Lecturer, Innovation Management in Healthcare, Imperial College Business School

Short summary:
Barriers holding back the adoption of innovation in healthcare. Lessons from the frontline of innovation in the UK market for digital health over the past 20 years. The presentation will identify key barriers that appear to be common in many international markets and offer approaches to overcome some of them. Some barriers may turn out to be intractable in some markets and work needs to be done to find creative solutions.

The presentation can be downloaded here. (The file is 1,6 MB and is in PDF format)

With the patient in the driver’s seat – how to use DATA to create more value in healthcare.

Speaker: Nasim Farrokhnia, MD PhD MBA, SR Industry Advisor/Healthcare Executive Microsoft Western Europe, Chair of eHealth Doctors, part of Swedish Medical Association

Key messages of the presentation:

• Increase Quality of Care with Data, for example we can apply AI machine learning and NLPs to find patterns/correlations and build algorithms and Decision support tools to nudge clinicians and patients to more patient safe actions.
• Provide more Value to Patients by Digitalization of Healthcare, for example through user-friendliness (UX), accessibility, co-creation, and RPAs (automations). Plus, how to enable for businesses to arise and to grow.  
• Healthcare Data Interoperability is essential - through international standards (FIHR, OpenEHR, SNOMED) – to fill the gaps between the “silos” and connect solutions into integrated entities, not least addressed by the purpose of EHDS (European Health Data Space).
• Change Management a must-have. We need to create new processes – which means new ways of delivering healthcare and a challenge for our clinicians. How can we better engage and incentivize them to be an active part in this transformation?

The presentation can be downloaded here. (The file is 4,2 MB and is in PDF format)

Valorization of digital health solutions in the Netherlands

Speaker:

• Jaap Trappenburg, Associate Professor, The Healthcare Innovation Center (THINC.) Utrecht University, Netherlands
• Gerdi Janssen, Senior Business Developer, The Healthcare Innovation Center (THINC.) Utrecht University, Netherlands

Short summary:
The Dutch digital health sector is vibrant. The driving force behind the development of this sector is the streamlined collaboration between companies, knowledge institutions, citizens and government. In this lecture, Jaap Trappenburg and Gerdi Janssen will elaborate how the Dutch digital health innovation ecosystem performs and how it is orchestrated through various mechanisms and channels, including startup accelerators, venture capital firms, government initiatives and regulatory frameworks. In addition, we will discuss several valorization strategies to stimulate commercialization of digital health solutions and to reduce barriers towards successful market entry and scaling. 

The presentation can be downloaded here. (The file is 2,7 MB and is in PDF format)