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Long term vision for person-centred healthcare in a technology enabled 21st Century

Andy WilkinsCEO, BE Advisory &

Co-Founder of Vision4Health

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Agenda

1. Industry 4.0…. will it be human centred?

2. Royal Free Charity commissioned project to create a long term vision

3. Reframing health as more than sickness

4. Long term trends impacting health futures

5. Building a person-centred, data-driven healthcare future

6. The journey of transformation

7. Next steps – building a movement for long term thinking

Scope & purpose of reportHow will our world change in the next 10-15 years?

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Paradox of Progress

As we push forward our understanding of ourselves into

ever more fragmented specialisms…....

Scope & purpose of reportWe need a deeper understanding of what it is to be human…..

What is health?

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"State of complete physical, mental, and social well being, and

not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.“

World Health Organisation

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Royal Free Trust North Central London

New models of care• Whole person care• Population health

New capabilities• New medical

breakthroughs• New clinical & digital

technologies

Fog of Uncertainty

Royal Free Charity Project – how to invest for the future when so much is changing?

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The answer – look beyond the “fog” of the huge changes coming… to shine a light on a vision of the long term future

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A 10-15 year vision for person-centred public healthcare

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The report describes a vision based on the transformational new capabilities arriving in the next 10-15 years

Report sets out a future that delivers:

1. Transformational improvements in the nation’s levels of health and wellbeing

2. A pathway to building a sustainable, person-centred 21st Century public health and care system

3. An engine for economic growth and social renewal

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What is health?

What causes ill health and early mortality?

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We rolled forward 6 key trends… to imagine a world where they had all

“landed” at scale

We asked ourselves:

1. What would health look like for the individual

2. What would this mean for the future delivery of health & care?

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The 21st Century health challenges call for a wider framing of the healthcare landscape

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The 21st Century health challenges call for a wider framing of the healthcare landscape

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The 21st Century health challenges call for a wider framing of the healthcare landscape

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The 21st Century health challenges call for a wider framing of the healthcare landscape

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The 21st Century health challenges call for a wider framing of the healthcare landscape

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A new generation of sensors will enable revolutionary new sources of data and possibilities to improve care

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How would we make sense of all that data?

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Real time data will make it possible to dynamically simulate health

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A Digital health coach enables always-on personalised care support

My health context

Holistic care support

Decision Support

Integrated Care Teams

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The three core elements of the Vision

1. Personalised Health and Wellbeing 2. AI Mediated Health Coaching 3. Future Health and Care System

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AI powered knowledge learning system

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Size of the prize

= better quality of life + sustainable

healthcare system

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For Politicians and the country

Should we make prevention and population health

a national priority instead of just treating sickness?

Should we integrate prevention, healthcare and

social care into a unified care system?

Should we take a longer term investment

perspective instead of health ping-ponging between

competing political party interests?

The Public

Do we want to have greater ownership of our

individual health and wellbeing?

Would we be prepared to share data in exchange

for helping us to improve our health and wellbeing

and that of the nation?

Who would we trust and on what basis?

New healthcare ecosystem

Should we work towards a holistic

healthcare coaching model instead of

clinical only?

How do we support HCPs to transition from

episodic encounters to always-on care?

How do we ensure we take advantage of

the new technology & medical

breakthroughs to deliver better care?

How do we partner with the innovators

who will develop the new capabilities of the

future?

Should the healthcare system invest to

become a digital healthcare system or

outsource this to industry?

We stand at the dawn of a new age of possibilities… The big questions:

Scope & purpose of reportBuilding the vision will require a phased transformation journey

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The next stage in our journey – creating a movement for change!

2. Exploring joint initiatives with the healthcare and policy institutions e.g. RSM

1. Created a cross sector steering group to plan the provocation

3. Creating a not for profit organisation to take the provocation forwards

4. Engaging with Politicians, Healthcare leaders & Industry to create a movement to for a new vision for healthcare in 21C

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Thank you…

Andy Wilkins

+44 (0) 7713 266626

andy.wilkins@vision4health.org

www.vision4health.org

www.linkedin.com/in/andywilkins

@andywilkins

www.vision4health.org