1. Centre for Health and Technology Co-creating sustainable connected health solutions 14.5.2014NRI/BergenKalevi HealthOulLabs Kalevi Virta Coordinator

2. Kalevi Virta -Coordinator for large national funding programmes -iWELL 2000 -2004 - 30 milj € -FinnWell 2004 – 2009 – 170 milj € -2009 -2010 Expert ”built Environment programme – Health and wellbeing” -2007 - Consultant eWELL Oy -2012 - CHT Coordinator – International Networks

3. POSSIBLE Outline * Centre for Health and Technology * Oulu and our Health Ecosystem/ * Projects of the present and… * Projects of the future * HealtOulLabs MISSION

4. the Oulu platform City of Oulu 200 000 inhabitants HC district one of the 21 regions in Finland, one of 5 university hospitals 34 municipalities, 400 000 inhabitants Average age 39 years R&d investment over billion euros 4300 euros per capita University Hospital, serves 735 000 inhabitants and covers over 50 % of Finland -- About 7 000 employees, 1000 beds - – region 999 km

5. CHT´s founding partners City of Oulu University of Oulu VTT Oulu University of Applied Sciences Technopolis Oulu University Hospital OULU INNOVATION ALLIANCE BRINGS TOGETHER DIFFERENT FIELDS OF EXPERTISE

6. In addition to CHT Centre for Health and Technology, following OIA centers have been established: CIE Center for Internet Excellence – Future internet and 3D internet CEE Centre for Environment and Energy – Cleantech, Environment and Energy MAI Martti Ahtisaari Institute of Global Business and Economics – Business, leadership and economics PrintoCent – Printed intelligence OPERATIVE WORK IN OIA (OULU INNOVATION ALLIANCE) TAKES PLACE IN FIVE CENTERS Center for Internet Excellence

8. Citizen centric Spending in prevention Multidirectional information flow Collecting and sharing in social networks Genetics and metabolomics in health prevention Provider centric Spending in treatment Unidirectional information flow Personal health information Personalized medicine NOW FUTURE PARADIGM CHANGE IN HEALTHCARE

9. Connected health denotes the delivery and exploitation of personalized health and wellbeing data through technological services and solutions. - Focus on predictive health thinking and healthy life style management CONNECTED HEALTH

10. CHT focuses on… Individualised Healthcare Wireless Health Genes and Life Style

11. Meanwhile in Oulu and Finland….

12. Finland kicked off 2013 by taking a 12% share of the total equity invested into all European venture capital-backed companies. The UK was top with €377m (34%), France placed second raising €237m (21%) and in third giant killer Finland with €134m - See more at: http://www.thenordicweb.com/2014/03/11/http://www.thenordicweb.com/2014/03/11/ the-finnish-advantage-how-finland-attracts-more-vc-money-than-Germany /#sthash.QhSU5dzF.dpuf FINLAND 12 % share

13. Three years, 400 startups Fortune magazine rated Oulu as one of the seven best cities in the world for startup companies (Fortune September 19, 2012). Start-up festival mixing start-ups, investors, innovators and notable speakers at Midnight Pitch Fest in Oulu, Finland, June 12-13.2014 Midnight Pitch Fest

14. Midnight Pitch Fest 2014 Takomo

15. at the Heart of Innovation Innovative Cities

16. Future Health in Innovative Cities Oulu coordination 12-2013DM Self-care solutions, innovative procurement, marketing, start-up ecosystem for growth companies, invest-in cooperation Supports Ministry of Social Affairs and Health goals for the specialisation of five planned special areas of responsibility Implementation responsibility: Oulu Partners: Kuopio, Helsinki Metropolitan area, Tampere, Turku

18. Oulu City Hospital Rehapolis Kastelli Research Centre Medical Faculty Oulu University Hospital Medipolis OUH Psychiatry School of social and health care Partnerships -OuluHealth Peltola site

19. POHJOIS-POHJANMAAN SAIRAANHOITOPIIRI Future Hospital - renewal of the 1970`s outdated hospital – 500 m € - 15 years! Juha Korpelainen, MD, PhD, eMBA Chief Administrative Physician Oulu University Hospital

20. Health OULLabs Oulu Ecosystem In Cooperation

21. OYS History CITY UNI´S HYTK E OUL Labs PATIO 3D virt. Labs UBI TT Kaak- kuri OUL Labs PATIO Käyttäjät OUKA Tako- mo OY OAMK Demola Inno- vaatio- keskus User Communities Operational environments Developers Yrityk -set Busi- ness Kitchen Proto- studio Health Tech Center Simulation lab Clinical trails Research Centers

22. Our Target Environments Dedicat ed groups Professi onals Consu mers Virtual Social Facilities ”Gran d Chal- lenge” ”Apps campus ” Busines s Kitchen Students Compan ies Research units Research ers User Communities Developers Health OULLabs

23. Working Model ”Health BUSINESS et Industry” ”Professionals – from idea to innovation”V CITIZEN –CONSUMER - PATIENT Operational models, International cooperation, communication, RA, … Education Living lab Primary care and Social care Living Lab OU Hospital Living Lab

24. Connected Health partners Hospital partners Artic partners International Partners !

25. Looking towards 2020

26. Your Health in Your Pocket – Finnish Model The Finns made a clever realisation years ago. They concluded that all behaviours in a person’s everyday life are health related – from nutrition habits to the services we use. Therefore, all data, collected in every day interactions, is relevant for guidance in health choices. This lead to the innovation of personalized health services that make use of one’s Digital Footprint and other health data and the user’s preferences in seeking information and using services that are good for her or his short and long term health. A crucial element in the success story has been the trust of privacy that the developers have been able to build into the services. Users truly can rely that their personal health data is not misused in any way or disclosed to others without their explicit approval. In addition, peer support health networks focusing on the value and meaning of personal data started to question customary ways of thinking about short and long term health concerns, also leading to innovative products and services. All of this rethinking of health and wellbeing generated an important societal learning curve that facilitated the development of highly successful and competitive service providers for the global healthcare needs. The economic growth – now referred to as the Finnish data miracle - has been remarkable and Finland now ranks among one of the most competitive in the word. In addition, Finns enjoy services that enable them to lead healthier lives, as recorded by international statistics. Remarkable indeed! Wednesday, May 14 4, 2020

29. Director Maritta Perälä-Heape, PhD phone +358 40 673 4159 email maritta.perala-heape@oulu.fi Post and visiting address Centre for Health and Technology Linnanmaa Campus, Door C1, 2 nd floor P.O. 1010 FI-90014 University of Oulu Web site http://cht.oulu.fi Personnel´s email firstname. lastname@oulu.fi THANK YOU ! – Questions ? www.cht.oulu.fi www.cht.oulu.fi kalevi.virta@oulu.fi

30. CHT is constantly looking for new partners and networks for sharing and developing fresh ideas! Current networks: European Connected Health Alliance Estonian HealthTech Cluster Nordic Health Research and Innovation Networks CHT NETWORKING