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A Living Architecture for Transformative Change in Healthcare The Long and Winding Road to Adoption Professor Daniel Steenstra Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor in Medical Innovation at Cranfield University
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The work I do The two sides of disruptive innovation: ‘Shop floor’ healthcare innovation - Diagnostic ultrasound in community setting - Augmented Reality for complex surgical procedures - Genetic therapies Whole system transformation of health care
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My observations and insights Adoption and diffusion is hit & miss especially if provider has to pay and implement This applies across the board – medical devices; drugs and Health 2.0 products Too much technology push; not enough pull Technology itself is straightforward – lots of people are capable to develop effective solutions ‘Warehouse’ of great technologies not being used The ‘layered consumer’ User ≠ payer ≠ beneficiary Patients do not behave like consumers
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How health-technologists work …
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Views of the NHS …
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Whole system breakdown Lack of design-thinking of large public sector provider No design means no vision no leadership no innovation no user focus Political control rather than enabling Not all stakeholders involved
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Whither Health2.0 Health 2.0 as enabling technology for: medical process core medical technologies health and social care processes
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5 Rules 1.Own the area - fully understand the domain – e.g. clinical syndrome; current pathway; reimbursement 2.Differentiate between who pays for the product; who is going to use it and who benefits 3.Determine who are all the stakeholders and involve them throughout development 4.Apply design principles – co-design; early prototyping 5.Pre-empt all aspects of implementation Be patient; find friends with deep pockets; get a hobby or consider doing something else
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Solutions for whole system Political disengagement; from control to enabling Embed design including associated aspects such as leadership, vision, innovation
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