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Wellness and Health Innovation Welcome

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This document outlines an agenda for a conference on Web 2.0 in wellness and health. The agenda includes presentations on how healthcare organizations will use Web 2.0, Microsoft HealthVault, mobilizing wellness and health, and case studies from Scottish businesses. The document also discusses the drivers behind Web 2.0, mobile, and wireless technologies in healthcare including their ability to transform wellness and health. It notes the market opportunities for various Web 2.0 applications in areas like consumer health, clinical care, financial/administrative transactions, public health, online education, and wellness portals.

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Web 2.0 in Wellness and Health
Agenda 10.00 – 10.15 - Wellness and Health Innovation welcome - Tom Ogilvie, CEO, ICS 10.15 – 11.00 - How healthcare organisation will use Web 2.0 - Tola Sergeant, Ovum 11.00 – 11.20 - Microsoft HealthVault - Magnus Henderson, Microsoft  11.20 – 11.40 - Coffee Break 11.40 – 12.00 - Mobilising Wellness and Health – Nick Hunn, Committee Member MDA 12.00 – 12.30 - Scottish Business Case Studies Intermedical Technologies (IMT) – Shehla Ihsan, CEO & Anand Mishra, Bus Dev Mgr OLM - James Marsland – Managing Director, OLM-Pavilion 12.30 – 12.45 Question and Answer Session - Facilitated by Aydin Kurt-Elli, CEO Lumison 12.45 – Close Lunch and Networking
The drivers
Web 2.0, Mobile device, wireless convergence promise Wellness and health transformation Technology is now widely used 50% of population will have a mobile 45% of Europe using broadband Silver surfers are the most active online after the digital natives ICT is maturing = reliable and trusted Wireless technologies advancing General acceptance
The market Opportunity
Web 2.0 Applications Consumer health Website, products and services addressing consumer health and wellness needs. Internet based communication between patients, physicians and providers. Electronic medical records (EMR’s) for access to comprehensive patient health information. Home care products and services for managing health of elder citizens and patients with chronic illness and disease management Performance and lifestlyle management products to prevent health crisis Clinical care Telemedicine through remote monitoring, diagnosis and therapy. Clinical transactions like administrative, billing, supplies, purchases, inventory control and reporting of laboratory results. Clinical decision support through guidelines for diagnosis, alerts about possible drug interactions, allergies or on any clinical event requiring immediate attention and reminders to follow up on routine procedures.
Some Web 2.0 applications Financial and administrative transactions Electronic payment for services. Online claims management. Electronic exchange of health information between providers for administrative purposes. Public health Surveillance of community health. Integration of healthcare resources for improved decision making. Disaster management. Remote monitoring Online education and training of health professionals and citizens in wellness Continuing medical education of rural medical staff. Web casting of conferences and telecast of grand rounds. Simulations for surgical training. Wellness portals
How can we support you?
In summary Enormous opportunity We can help companies with; Market intelligence Product, technology and innovation Business development – routes to market And provide a strong network of connections to accelerate your business and build a strong foundation.
Thank you [email_address] 0141-585-6300 For access to the services please complete enquiry form or speak with one of the Wellness and Health Innovation team members

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Wellness and Health Innovation Welcome

  • 1. Web 2.0 in Wellness and Health
  • 2. Agenda 10.00 – 10.15 - Wellness and Health Innovation welcome - Tom Ogilvie, CEO, ICS 10.15 – 11.00 - How healthcare organisation will use Web 2.0 - Tola Sergeant, Ovum 11.00 – 11.20 - Microsoft HealthVault - Magnus Henderson, Microsoft  11.20 – 11.40 - Coffee Break 11.40 – 12.00 - Mobilising Wellness and Health – Nick Hunn, Committee Member MDA 12.00 – 12.30 - Scottish Business Case Studies Intermedical Technologies (IMT) – Shehla Ihsan, CEO & Anand Mishra, Bus Dev Mgr OLM - James Marsland – Managing Director, OLM-Pavilion 12.30 – 12.45 Question and Answer Session - Facilitated by Aydin Kurt-Elli, CEO Lumison 12.45 – Close Lunch and Networking
  • 4. Web 2.0, Mobile device, wireless convergence promise Wellness and health transformation Technology is now widely used 50% of population will have a mobile 45% of Europe using broadband Silver surfers are the most active online after the digital natives ICT is maturing = reliable and trusted Wireless technologies advancing General acceptance
  • 6. Web 2.0 Applications Consumer health Website, products and services addressing consumer health and wellness needs. Internet based communication between patients, physicians and providers. Electronic medical records (EMR’s) for access to comprehensive patient health information. Home care products and services for managing health of elder citizens and patients with chronic illness and disease management Performance and lifestlyle management products to prevent health crisis Clinical care Telemedicine through remote monitoring, diagnosis and therapy. Clinical transactions like administrative, billing, supplies, purchases, inventory control and reporting of laboratory results. Clinical decision support through guidelines for diagnosis, alerts about possible drug interactions, allergies or on any clinical event requiring immediate attention and reminders to follow up on routine procedures.
  • 7. Some Web 2.0 applications Financial and administrative transactions Electronic payment for services. Online claims management. Electronic exchange of health information between providers for administrative purposes. Public health Surveillance of community health. Integration of healthcare resources for improved decision making. Disaster management. Remote monitoring Online education and training of health professionals and citizens in wellness Continuing medical education of rural medical staff. Web casting of conferences and telecast of grand rounds. Simulations for surgical training. Wellness portals
  • 8. How can we support you?
  • 9. In summary Enormous opportunity We can help companies with; Market intelligence Product, technology and innovation Business development – routes to market And provide a strong network of connections to accelerate your business and build a strong foundation.
  • 10. Thank you [email_address] 0141-585-6300 For access to the services please complete enquiry form or speak with one of the Wellness and Health Innovation team members

Editor's Notes

  1. 50% of the world’s popn will have a mobile phone by the end of 2008 The UK home as access to broadband, 44% of eurpoean homes signed up Wireless technologies mature 54% Increase put Silver Surfers at cusp of being largest group online after the usual digital natives in the UK
  2. The picture today is very much focussed on hospital treatment with an estimated 70% of NHS costs are in chronic disease management and with healthcare costs reaching a record high the focus on healthcare is changing with the focus moving away from treatment by healthcare professionals in hospitals to more emphasis being placed on people taking responsibility for their own personal wellbeing with the NHS & other companies looking to introduce applications and services for the prevention and early detection of chronic conditions coupled with tchnologies that will allow people to live independently with post event care the aim being to achieve an independent life for as long as is practical giving them the choice to live independently using assistive technologies that will not only help the health system but in addition give a better service to the citizen. This would effectively move this picture to a more empowered, flexible and efficient healthcare environment allowing the citizen to take more control and ownership over their own healthcare and wellbeing and reduce the strain found in the treatment delivery element for healthcare. Our project is very much focussed on trying to develop companies that will innovate to allow this picture to be a realisation.