Sam Perkins & Christina King

Business Development The Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre

The Vision

To create a world leading facility with

leading researchers and practitioners

collaborating with the population to

improve their health

The Aim

To create innovations for health with

a focus on those that help people

move

The Olympic Legacy Park

The Objectives

• To provide a world class research and innovation environment

• To create sustainable partnerships with the public & private sectors

• To create innovations to improve health & physical activity

• To evidence the impact of the innovations in the population

• To disseminate successes nationally and internationally

Private sector: Product

development;

commercialisation;

investment.

Delivery

(public sector): Large populations;

end-users; testing;

field laboratory

Healthcare need:

Inactivity; mental health;

chronic disease.

AWRC

In Context

Evolving markets for healthcare.

Population health management

Sector stakeholders, particularly in

advanced health systems, are

advocating the shift from a “break-fix”

model of health care to one focused

on prevention and the overall holistic

health of populations rather than

episodic and transaction-based

treatments. (Deloitte)

This is relfected in consumer spend.

Respondents to a 2016 PWC Survey

spent more on Fitness and Wellness

solutions than on treatment.

Health consumptions is steadily

shifting from systems, to the individual.

AWRC partners

The Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre

AWRC Facilities

Presence at the AWRC on the OLP CT

AWRC Data Access

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