HealthTech in the 4IR

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1 HealthTech in the 4IR SPEAKER: Robert Madelin Fipra International

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3 Society, Economy, Environment 1950 Digital technologies 2050 Science 3

4 Governance Environment Personal Life Digital Futures Economy Society Science and Technology 4

5 Trust Super-centenarians Education Privacy Art and creativity Leisure Continuous learning Culture Play & Rewind Equality Empowerment Trans-humanism Regenerative and personalized medicine Ethics Bio-robotics Public-Private convergence PL So Agile governance Go Digital Futures S&T Hyper-connectivity Participative decision Organic computing Ownership En Ec Big-Data ICT-Bio-Nano-Neuro-Quantum convergence Liquid Welfares Deep learning Beyond money Beyond Global Warming Virtualisation Beyond poverty Synergetic Economy Models Resource sharing Energy positive Mobility Migration Space exploration Interim/beta status 5

6 People The Fifth Human Revolution? We shall see ourselves as a system within the global system. We may understand how to make that system work. Our cognitive and physical capabilities will be enhanced with bio-technological addons. Cyborgs take over all routine jobs, from agriculture to construction, from office to industrial automation. We will live longer and healthier because we apply pre-birth prevention, regenerate and repair organs as needed. The Hundred- Year Life is just a start. 6

7 Systems The Matrix is no longer fiction! The internet will connect bits and atoms at the speed of light. Zillions of smart objects will share zettabytes of data, bridging the physical and virtual worlds instantaneously. But what will the Next Generation Internet be FOR? Can we use it to reconcile and blend scientific evidence and people s aspirations?... 7

8 Hyper-connected human How to ensure that hyper-connectivity is brought to all? Go So Prevent Divides Regulations Standards Innovation Ec Privacy Spectrum Biz models PL Emerging societal applications Organic computing Trustworthy technologies Hyperdistributed architectures Broadband networks Open HW&SW Silo-ed infrastructures Storage and Big Data En IoT S&T 8

9 Super-centenarian societies How to ensure that hyper-connectivity is brought to all? Go So PL Preventing Divides Ageing society Inter-generational dialogue Personalized medicine Demographic control Families Wisdom Supersenses Nano-surgery Healthcare Sustainability Productivity growth Regenerative medicine Ec En VPH S&T 9

10 Number of chronic disorders by age group 10

11 Healthy Life Years at birth in the EU by sex,

12 Demographic Change Societal Challenge Major Opportunity Dependency Ratio From 1:4 to 1:2 80+ doubles by 2025 Empowerment Active ageing Cost of Care Up by 4-8% of GDP by 2025 Human Resources Shrinking work force Lacking 20 million carers by 2020 New Care Models Home based Integrated care Large efficiency gains Growth and Markets 3000 B wealth 85 million consumers and growing Large-scale uptake of digital innovation 12

13 Europe-wide cooperation Horizon 2020 Innovation Partnership Smart specialisation EIT KIC on Healthy living and Active Ageing 13

14 Enhancing Value in European Health Systems The role of outcomes measurement 14

15 Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) A tool to enhance quality of care and patient-centredness PROMs are standardised instruments, designed to ascertain patients views about their health and health-related quality of life. Benefits: o Improve patient-clinician communication o Facilitate shared decision-making and goal-setting o Enable patients Patient involvement in the design and validation of PROMs essential Care giver reported outcome measures o can be used to understand the impact and burden of informal care provision on those providing care to friends or relatives 15

16 Towards Trusted Innovation People equitable bearable Sustainable Profit viable Planet 16

17 Perceived pace of change in business and industry 28% too slow 19% just right 51% too fast Source: 17

18 Perception of Innovation 2 in 3 see that tech drives growth Technology Business Growth 66% 70% Improve People's Lives Make the World a Better Place 24% 30% 2 in 3 doubt that tech helps Planet and People Source: 18

19 What drives Perception? Clearer Benefits Greater Personal Benefit Greater Societal Benefit Less Transparency Less Accessible Lower Understanding Lower Participation Less Control Fear of Innovation Distrusted Innovation Trusted Innovation Apathy of Innovation More Transparency More Accessible Greater Understanding Greater Participation More Control Less Clear Benefits Less Societal Benefit Source: 19

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21 The Bermuda Triangle of Policy Political Judgement Scientific Evidence DECISION Value Preference 21

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