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Workshop hub for health june 1st 2018 - supporting health by technology

Bart Brandenburg
Bart Brandenburg

The workshop that Andr辿, Mark and Bart gave at the 2018 Supporting Health for technology conference in Enschede, the Netherlands

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Welcome! A HUB FOR HEALTH Designing a personal health environment from the patient perspective Andr辿 de Rosa Spierings Bart Brandenburg Mark Hartevelt
Who we are Andr辿 de Rosa Spierings Expert Patient Bart Brandenburg Health Positivist Mark Hartevelt Care Innovator
1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the patient perspective Your three take aways today
1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the pati谷nt perspective Your three take aways today
People increasingly want to be in control of their own healthcare
Being in control
= better health & better life!
Expectations towards services are changing
Marlou van Rhijn Machteld Hubert: ipositivehealth.com/ Its about life, not about the disease Health is an ability, not a state
Rising healthcare demand calls for new solutions
Substitution of care is part of the solution
Technology is never a goal but must support blended care http://saltropublicaties.nl/eHealth-in-primary-care/eHealth-in-primary-care-Esther-Talboom.pdf
1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the pati谷nt perspective Your three take aways today
Watch this video via: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz5jqeF7oYA
1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the patient perspective Your three take aways today
Workout assignment How can a Personal Health Environment support selfcare best?
Our persona Martino Countinho, 21 years old Crashed with his moped (and no helmet on) at age 16 Sustained brain damage, 18 months rehabilitation. Lives alone, works as dispatcher at the bol.com warehouse. Smart guy, tech savvy, but low literary skills. Diagnosed with epilepsy. Problems with memory and concentration, anger management, day structure. Fatima Moreno Is Martinos mother and primary informal caregiver. She is a single mom. Fatima works night shifts in a nursing home
Patient Journey
Team Workday
Team Doctor day
Our workplan 1. Patient needs - 10 min Use the patient flow to plot on stickies of pati谷nt needs you think a PHE should solve. Explain to others. 2. The most urgent need - 5 min Vote for urgent patients needs with your 4 red dots. Select with your team the one most urgent need. 3. Design PHE functionality - 10 min Jointly design the PHE functionality that will solve this most urgent need in the best way. Use the flip-over to communicate in a visual way. Prepare a 2 minutes pitch presentation for the plenary audience. 4. Pitch your teams PHE solution - 10 minutes Pitch the key functionality of your team towards the plenary audience in 2 minutes
individual Look at the patient journey and identify the needs for a PHE throughout the day Write down on stickies and glue on the patient journey together in team Explain to the team the most important needs you discoverered Step 1 - Pati谷nt Needs 10 min
Vote for urgent patients needs with your 4 red dots. (dont vote for your own ;-) Discuss and select with your team the one most urgent need. Step 2 - Select most urgent need 5 min
Step 3 - Design PHE functionality 10 min Jointly design the PHE functionality that will solve this most urgent need in the best way. Use the flip-over to communicate in the most visual way: e.g. one image, one word Prepare a 2 minutes pitch presentation for the plenary audience.
Step 4 - Pitch your teams PHE solution 10 min Pitch the key functionality of your team towards the plenary audience why what how In just 2 minutes!!
Thank you!

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Workshop hub for health june 1st 2018 - supporting health by technology

  • 1. Welcome! A HUB FOR HEALTH Designing a personal health environment from the patient perspective Andr辿 de Rosa Spierings Bart Brandenburg Mark Hartevelt
  • 2. Who we are Andr辿 de Rosa Spierings Expert Patient Bart Brandenburg Health Positivist Mark Hartevelt Care Innovator
  • 3. 1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the patient perspective Your three take aways today
  • 4. 1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the pati谷nt perspective Your three take aways today
  • 5. People increasingly want to be in control of their own healthcare
  • 7. = better health & better life!
  • 9. Marlou van Rhijn Machteld Hubert: ipositivehealth.com/ Its about life, not about the disease Health is an ability, not a state
  • 10. Rising healthcare demand calls for new solutions
  • 11. Substitution of care is part of the solution
  • 12. Technology is never a goal but must support blended care http://saltropublicaties.nl/eHealth-in-primary-care/eHealth-in-primary-care-Esther-Talboom.pdf
  • 13. 1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the pati谷nt perspective Your three take aways today
  • 14. Watch this video via: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz5jqeF7oYA
  • 15. 1. What is the urge for a Personal Health Environment? 2. What is a Personal Health Environment? 3. Discover your key qualities from the patient perspective Your three take aways today
  • 16. Workout assignment How can a Personal Health Environment support selfcare best?
  • 17. Our persona Martino Countinho, 21 years old Crashed with his moped (and no helmet on) at age 16 Sustained brain damage, 18 months rehabilitation. Lives alone, works as dispatcher at the bol.com warehouse. Smart guy, tech savvy, but low literary skills. Diagnosed with epilepsy. Problems with memory and concentration, anger management, day structure. Fatima Moreno Is Martinos mother and primary informal caregiver. She is a single mom. Fatima works night shifts in a nursing home
  • 21. Our workplan 1. Patient needs - 10 min Use the patient flow to plot on stickies of pati谷nt needs you think a PHE should solve. Explain to others. 2. The most urgent need - 5 min Vote for urgent patients needs with your 4 red dots. Select with your team the one most urgent need. 3. Design PHE functionality - 10 min Jointly design the PHE functionality that will solve this most urgent need in the best way. Use the flip-over to communicate in a visual way. Prepare a 2 minutes pitch presentation for the plenary audience. 4. Pitch your teams PHE solution - 10 minutes Pitch the key functionality of your team towards the plenary audience in 2 minutes
  • 22. individual Look at the patient journey and identify the needs for a PHE throughout the day Write down on stickies and glue on the patient journey together in team Explain to the team the most important needs you discoverered Step 1 - Pati谷nt Needs 10 min
  • 23. Vote for urgent patients needs with your 4 red dots. (dont vote for your own ;-) Discuss and select with your team the one most urgent need. Step 2 - Select most urgent need 5 min
  • 24. Step 3 - Design PHE functionality 10 min Jointly design the PHE functionality that will solve this most urgent need in the best way. Use the flip-over to communicate in the most visual way: e.g. one image, one word Prepare a 2 minutes pitch presentation for the plenary audience.
  • 25. Step 4 - Pitch your teams PHE solution 10 min Pitch the key functionality of your team towards the plenary audience why what how In just 2 minutes!!