20150408-AHTI-Introduction
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The Amsterdam Health and Technology Institute (AHTI) was awarded 7 million to become a new knowledge institute in Amsterdam focused on improving health quality while lowering costs through innovation. AHTI's goal is to connect people, technology, and information to improve healthcare value in Amsterdam and worldwide through education, research, and fostering entrepreneurship across a global network of "living labs" centered in Amsterdam. The city of Amsterdam has committed to a 10-year partnership with AHTI, including 17 million in funding and in-kind contributions.
20150408-AHTI-Introduction
- 1. Amsterdam Health and Technology Institute Introduction April 2015
- 2. Health was on the agenda Institute supported by Living lab Context: Design contest for new knowledge institute in Amsterdam: AHTI was awarded 7mln
- 3. Trends show the need to focus on health value: improving health quality at lower cost through innovation Health care costs are growing faster than GDP Investments growing in Health Tech Data and access to data are rapidly increasing 100 200 300 HC Spend 2010 Income GDP 20131995 2000 2005 Index (1995=100) HC expenditure 2013: 12.0% of GDP Notes: Indexes based on local currencies; Income = Personal Disposable Income; HC expenditures as % of GDP are OECD estimates Source: EIU May 2014, OECD 0 1 2 3 4 5 +65,8% 2011 Annual venture funding (US$ B) 20142012 2013
- 4. AHTI's goal is to improve the value of healthcare for Amsterdam and the rest of the world Vision: Connecting people, technology, and information to improve the value of healthcare for Amsterdam and the rest of the world Mission: To improve health and achieve better quality healthcare at lower cost through education, innovative research, and by fostering entrepreneurship, across a global network of 'living labs' centered in Amsterdam Three domains to realize goals Talent attract health and technology talent to Amsterdam Research & Innovation build a research portfolio Entrepreneurship transfer innovation into economic value Supported by our global network of living labs centered in Amsterdam Living Lab a real life population as a platform for education, research, innovation and entrepreneurship Entrepre- neurship Education & training Talent Research & Innovation Living Lab
- 5. 5 AHTI brings connects capabilities of partners from academia, corporate and public sector ... Academic Corporate Public
- 6. 6 ... exemplified by a selection of projects Partnership with VU, Achmea and Amsterdam has led to innovative insights to address psychosocial problems Partnership with AHOLD, VU and Amsterdam is helping address childhood obesity Partnership with Duke University to build international network of living labs to help scale new innovations accross the globe Patnership with VU, Universiteit Twente and UvA to build new Msc in Community Based Health Technology
- 7. Amsterdam has committed to a 10 year partnership including a 17mln investment & in-kind contributions On top of funding, City has also pledged non-financial support for AHTI Investment in innovation projects Support in finding location for AHTI Internships and graduation assignments Access to city data Support to set up a health related living lab in Amsterdam Support on health topics by city experts Kick-start period 3 year (7mln) Continuation period 7 years (10mln) Long term commitment 30 years Core funding
- 8. By combining health data, claims and municipal data we have a living lab measuring health value Living lab allows insight in Amsterdam's health status Health data Claims data Municipal data + + Living lab Measuring Health Value Value Out- comes = Costs
- 9. Living lab can help build evidence for innovations 'Real World Evidence' Value focused: To get buy in from Patients Providers Payers Value Out- comes = Costs
- 10. AHTI is linked in a network of living labs that serves as a catalyst for scaling innovations across the world
Editor's Notes
- #11: Global network offers multiple advantages: Worldwide testbed Adapt global solutions to local needs Reverse innovation Reciprocity