innovation in healthcare ecosystems
ISSUES FACING UK (from EU)
Obesity
Workforce shortages
Disparities in health status - poverty related challenges
People living longer, but with more chronic conditions
Alzheimers is increasing
Heart disease and stroke leading causes of death
GLOBAL ISSUES (from WHO)
Stopping infectious disease
Preparing for epidemics
Expanding access to medicine
Protecting people from dangerous products
Making healthcare fairer
Investing in people who defend health
Delivering health in conflict
Keeping adolescents safe
Earning public trust
Gains in life expectancy have slowed
Elevating health in the climate crisis
SIGNS OF SUCCESSFUL ECOSYSTEM
Fiscal sustainability
Universal affordability
Choice and access e.g. personalisation, access to new treatments, timeliness
Science and technology developments e.g. best in class therapies, R&D, health digitization
US
Denmark
Netherlands
Sweden
UK
Singapore
Switzerland
DEFINITION (from McKinsey)
A set of capabilities and services that integrate value chain participants (customers, suppliers, and platform and service providers) through a common commercial model and virtual data backbone (enabled by seamless data capture, management, and exchange) to create improved and efficient consumer and stakeholder experiences, and to solve significant pain points or inefficiencies
Healthcare now about prevention and management of chronic conditions
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Centred on the consumer – will need to flex according to the needs of the patient e.g from chronic issues through to preventative.
Traditional care e.g. direct care and pharmacies
Home and self care e.g. virtual care, remote monitoring
Social care e.g. holistic health, community networks
Daily life activities e.g. fitness and nutrition
Financing support (poss less important?)
All contribute to the data backbone which is built on 3 layers - infrastructure, intelligence and engagement
Role of big tech providers becoming increasingly important e.g. Goggle developing own AI system for disease detection