Health 2.0 Innovation Theatre

Health and care have become siloed. We used to take the time to listen, observe, understand, and connect with patients. But we’ve since sacrificed value for volume, and traded relationships for revenue. Time constraints now only allow us to focus on the visible. And we’ve forgotten that patients are also people—people whose life and lifestyle are often ‘invisible’ to their provider(s). As a result, we’re missing the 95% of healthcare that happens outside the clinical setting. We’re failing to identify the non-intuitive gaps that impact health. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Life could be actionable. And patients could be partners in achieving meaningful value.

Hear from Bill Bunting as he addresses; approach, findings, lessons learned, innovations, sustainability and next steps.

There are many technologies on the digital health horizon that can provide the opportunity to achieve better outcomes and more efficient care.

Discussion Points:


• Which future innovations are key to improving and monitoring our health and overall wellbeing?
• Which future technologies will provide more efficient healthcare?
• Which are the key players currently in this area?

Content:

• Measuring both physical and mental fitness
• Intelligent sensor analytics and control
• Enhancing data transfer to cloud with new wireless technologies
• Technology enabled use cases

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Neurotechnology sits at the intersection of neuroscience and advanced technology. When we consider the opportunities presented by merging these two fields, we can begin to envision a future where the diagnosis and treatment of pathologies can be done with far greater accuracy and insights.

We at Rythm, have started this journey by tackling sleep. The keynote will bring to light our vision, learnings, and breakthroughs.

By pushing the boundaries and challenging the silos within the current UK Healthcare system, can we deliver real world solutions to improve not only patient care, but also the wellbeing of those of us who work within it.

2:00 - 2:10 - FirstBeat Technologies - FirstBeat Lifestyle Assessment is a professional grade coaching tool for health and wellness checks. Our unique heart rate variability analysis reveals how the body reacts to daily life 24h. Connect the dots between lifestyle and well-being and identify the steps towards a healthier, fitter and more productive life.
2:15 - 2:25 - Bittium - Wearable platform for health monitoring (with Tough Mobile + Analytics)
2:30 – 2:40 – Memrica - Prompt App. Prompt is a service that helps anyone with memory problems make the most of each day.
2:45 – 2:55 - WebGP - Diverting patients from consulting a GP.
3:00 – 3:10 - BeWell – Well Point. WellPoint is a point-of-care patient self-testing kiosk with robust support and management features.
3:15 – 3:25 - Yecco
3:30 – 3:40 - Ravensbourne - Mental Selfie. Through a series of questions your answers are rated and colour coded creating a ‘mental selfie’. By doing this each week learn how to improve your mental health.

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