1. EU’s Innovations Strategi for Aktiv og Sund Aldring Peter Wintlev-Jensen DG CONNECT H2 European Commission

2. Demographic Change Empowerment Major Opportunity Societal Challenge
Dependency Ratio
From 1:4 to 1:2
80+ doubles by 2025
Cost of Care
Possibly up by 4-8 % of GDP by 2025
Human Resources
Shrinking work force
Lacking 20 million carers by 2020
Empowerment
Active Ageing
New Care Models
Home based
Integrated care
Large Efficiency gains
Growth and Markets
3000 B€ Wealth
85 Million Consumers and growing
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3. Source EHLEIS project

4. Health and care Expenditure
Investing in European health R&D A pathway to sustained innovation and stronger economies, Janssen,

5. Number of chronic disorders by age group
The number of morbidities and the proportion of people with multimorbidity increased substantially with age. By age 50 years, half of the population had at least one morbidity, and by age 65 years most were multimorbid.
Source: Barnett et al Epidemiology of multimorbidity and implications for health care, research, and medical education: a cross-sectional study. Lancet 370:
Source: Barnett et al Lancet 370:

6. From curing diseases to improved functioning

7. Need for Active and Healthy Ageing
Representative (public) spending and tax profiles by age

8. Transformation of Health/Care Systems
Acute care
Long-term-care
Single Diseases
Multiple chronic conditions
Passive Patient
Active consumer
Institutional care
Home care
Generic Approach
Personalised Care

9. A sizeable EU Silver Economy
3000 B€ Wealth by people over 65
85 Million Consumers over 65 and growing
<15% ICT use
The Consumer Market
Health & Care costs ~1000 B€ /year in Europe (8 % GDP)
10% for innovation ~100 B€ /year
The Public Market
People over 65 (over 55) are wealthy and will be so also in the future
The markets for ICT products and services and the markets for ageing well are still growing
Care costs are growing and so are the markets for cost reduction and innovation: if 10% of care budgets was spend on innovation, we wouldhave a market of around € 100 billion per uear.

10. Active and Healthy Ageing
Prevention
Wellbeing
safety & security
Social Interaction/ Inclusion
Personalised Health/Care
Assisted Living
Mobility

11. How to get there Digital Single Market 1.9 Billion € 2014-2020
Smarter, innovation friendly Policies
Creating scale, partnerships and return of investments
Investing in Research and Innovation
(H2020)
European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
Digital Single Market
eHealth Action plan
mHealth Green paper and follow-up
1.9 Billion €

12. EIP on Active and Healthy Ageing
Research / Innovation on Active and Healthy Ageing
EIP on Active and Healthy Ageing
New Knowledge
More Years Better Lives
Alzheimer’s
JPIs
Proven Ideas
New solutions
Evidence and innovation guidelines
Deployment support
eHealth
Health
Horizon 2020, SC1
Horizon 2020
Public Health
Programme
Structural
Funds
EIB
ESF
SME Measures
AAL JP2 n
ICT & Ageing
EIT-KIC
Research
Innovation
Deployment 12

13. EU Silver Economy Strategy
Speaker: Peter Wintlev-Jensen
See EU silver economy strategy

14. European Innovation Partnership on Active & Healthy Ageing
crosscutting, connecting & engaging stakeholders across public & private sectors
specific actions
Improving prescriptions and adherence to treatment
Better management of health: preventing falls
Preventing functional decline & frailty
Integrated care for chronic conditions
ICT solutions for independent living & active ageing
Age-friendly cities and environments
Pillar I
Prevention
screening early diagnosis
Pillar II
Care & cure
Pillar III
Independent living & active ageing
+2 HLY by 2020
Triple win for Europe
health & quality of life of European citizens
growth & expansion of EU industry
sustainable& efficient care systems

15. 1 billion euro mobilised
European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
1,000 regions &
municipalities
> 500 commitments
3,000 partners
32 Reference Sites
1 billion euro mobilised
Marketplace
>100,000 visits
30 mio citizens,
>2 mio patients

16. EIP on Active & Healthy Ageing
Reference Sites - coverage
City of Oulu
Northern Netherlands
Twente
Province of Gelderland and Overjssel
South Holland
Province Noord-Brabant: Slimmer Leven
Region Skane
Southern Denmark
Liverpool
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Wales
Yorkshire
Collage (3)
Saxony
University Hospital Olomouc
The EIP's Reference Sites constitute the second parallel track in the work of the Partnership which aims to identify and spread excellence in practice at local level. The 32 Reference Sites were selected through a peer-reviewed process from the applicant regions, cities and integrated hospitals/care organisations. They take a comprehensive, innovation-based approach to active and healthy ageing, with evidence and concrete illustrations of their social and economic impact on the ground which can be transferred to other European contexts. The Reference Sites have developed a strategy for scaling up, giving an overview of the success factors, lessons learned and transferable elements of their good practices.
Ile-de-France
Pays de la Loire
Lower-Rhine Council Languedoc-Roussillon
Coimbra
Liguria
Campania
Friuli Venezia Giulia
Emilia-Romagna Piemonte
Galicia
Basque Country
Madrid
Catalonia
Valencia
Andalusia

17. EIP-AHA Results so far
A number of proven innovation guidelines and toolkits
Eg Fall prevention, Integrated Care
A repository of more than 250 proven innovation practices
A common tool and outcome indicators to aggregate socio-economic evidence from AHA innovation
Access to more than 500 innovation partners across Europe 17

18. Northern Ireland
'Integrated Medicines Management 150,000 people currently receive the service with over 97,500 being 65 or over
Reduced length of stay (2 days - 20% decrease)
Return on Investment £5 for every £1 invested
Pharmaceutical Clinical Investing Programme Savings £140 million (25% of prescribing Budget)
Improved medicines appropriateness index(17.48 to 5.69)
Reduced medication errors at admission (4.2)
Reduced errors at discharge (20%-<1%)

19. x EIP-AHA Outcome Indicators Headline Target Triple Win
+2 HLYs
Triple Win
Quality of Life
Sustainability
Innovation & Growth
HRQoL
Mortality
Incremental change in resources used
Nr. of implemented technologies
Nr. of users of new technologies
Outcome Indicators on intervention / commitment level x
Risk factors
Physical Activity
Nr. of created jobs
Nr. of new SMEs
Adherence
Frailty
(Local) unit cost for resources
Speaker: Peter Wintlev-Jensen
HrQoL and Mortality are primary indicators (i.e. general enough to be relevant across all Action Groups of the EIP on AHA, but also sufficiently specific and sensitive to capture the impact of particular interventions within each Action Group)
Greyed indicators are Secondary indicators (i.e. they require a more elaborate approach for linking outcomes to the EIP on AHA objectives and the headline target and they could either be relevant for several Action Groups, or targeted at particular Action Groups)
Functional status
Falls
Some frequent resource categories:
Nutrition
Mental health
Hospital (re-) admissions
Length of hospital stay
Emergency visits
Primary care visits
Specialist visits
Institutionalisation
Cognitive decline

20. Next Steps for the EIP-AHA
Scaling up implementation
Impact assessment metrics & tools
Providing a critical mass of impact evidence

21. Next Steps for the EIP-AHA
New call for commitments
New call for reference sites
Expansion
Revised action plans
Focus of near term outputs
Operational focus
December 9-10th 2015
Reinforced Political support
Launch of proven practice repository
Conference of Partners

22. Hvorfor deltage i EIP-AHA?
Deling
Risiko
Find nye samarbejds partnere
Del innovations risikoen med andre
Lær af andres erfaringer
Innovations Benchmarking
Vær med på forkanten
Benchmarking af innovations strategier
Vækst og Investeringer
Synlighed udenfor DK
Tiltrækning af industri
Tiltrækning af investeringer

23. Hvordan deltage i Horizon 2020?
Som aktiv aktør i forsknings projekter
Realistiske test miljøer
Klar forståelse af behov-problem stilling
Bruger organisationer og deres behov ved aftestning af nye løsninger
Offentlige indkøb af forskning og innovation
Pilot projekter
Aftestning af løsninger på stor scala

24. Konklusion
EIP-AHA kan bidrage med indikatorer, værktøjer og evidens for innovation
EU forøger indsatsen på innovation for aktiv og sund aldring samt "Silver Economy"
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25. Recent DG CNECT innovation policy documents related to Active and Healthy Ageing
EU Silver Economy Strategy union/index_en.cfm?section=active-healthy-ageing&pg=silvereconomy
European Scaling-up Strategy in Active and Healthy Ageing ageing/scaling_up_strategy.pdf
European Innovation Summit on Active and Healthy Ageing ageing&pg=2015-summit
ICT for Active and Healthy Ageing ict
European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
Active and Assisted Living Joint Programme
EIT KIC on Healthy Living and Active Ageing
Joint Programming Initiative More Years – Better Lives