From Sickness care to healthcare

A FEW HOTSPOTS TO FOCUS ON

CAN MED-TECH BE THE CATALYST TO FUEL THIS CHANGE?

Prepared by: Luke Raskino

Is the future of healthcare more cure or prevention?

The conventional view of healthcare = sickness pays

More Population More Sickness More Treatment

2 OPPORTUNITY SPACES OF INTEREST

1. A more disruptive view of healthcare, Prevention pays

More PopulationMass adoption of

preventative choicesHealthier

populations

An upsidedown reality: Rich countries will learn from the poorer about looking at healthcare differently

Average exchange rates, 2007. Source: WHO

Health expenditure per capita by income quartile (US$)

About a third of world population

Just over a third of world population

About a tenth of world population

A sixth of world population

Why? They can’t afford their own model

Underpinning the end of life indicator for today‘s healthcare paradigm – the cost of sickness care is prohibitive

More people living longer with poor health

Exacerbated by rising cost of drugs

Prevention needs to be re-invented too - from selling dooms day messages to the well- to intervening with perceivable benefits when it begins to count

Well Sub health

-Allergy

-Early symptoms

-Sleep

Grey Zone

-Chronic

-Pregnancy

-Diabetes

Infection Disease

In careIn Home

No perceivable need

Perceivable need Definite need

Proactive – need for simple messages

Reactive – need for service assurance

The opportunity space

The prevention opportunity for med-tech:

•Simplification through super technologies•Visiblisation of pathogens & their treatment at home•Made to measure nutrition / fortification•Purification: air, water, surfaces & food•Transforming efficacy with machine to machine wisdom•From compliance to experience

2. A more disruptive view of diagnostics

More Population stretching health

infrastructure, creating a care gap

They need more actionable

convenient health information

Diagnose whatever, wherever, instantly

and credibly

Diagnostics, reinvented bottom up: Smaller, faster, cheaper, can be used wherever the consumer is with instant results

•Move out of hospitals and labs and into clinics and the field, and potentially homes

•Compatible with mobiles•Aggregable data which is also mineable•From 2 weeks, to 2 hour results•Machine to machine wisdom•Remote alerts to healthcare infrastructure•Non-invasive

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