Why Health Design Matters
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Health design has the potential to significantly reduce health costs. Emerging technologies like wearables and mobile health apps allow constant health monitoring and generate rich datasets that enable timely interventions. For design to be effective it must be user-centered and focus on simplicity, information, security, social features, speed, reliability and personalization. China faces growing health challenges like obesity and diabetes as spending is projected to increase dramatically, demonstrating a need for innovative health solutions. Overall, health design is growing in importance and can help address global healthcare challenges when approaches are novel and put people first.
Why Health Design Matters
- 1. Why Health Design Matters Presented By Ammar Sabzwari www.linkedin.com/in/ammarsabzwari
- 2. The opinions expressed are my own and do not represent the view of others in any way
- 3. “The greatest wealth is health” – Virgil
- 5. Huge Potential Exists For Health Cost Savings US Spending Source: http://www.redstate.com
- 6. Current Health Design Perception
- 7. Better Design Can Accelerate Change
- 8. Source: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360132312001758 Research cites how important the design of one’s surroundings can be to the body’s healing process
- 10. Source: http://wearesocial.sg/blog/2015/01/digital-social-mobile-2015/ Global Internet Penetration In 2015Global Internet Penetration
- 11. World Population Connected Devices Connected Devices Per Person 500 Million 12.5 Billion 25 Billion 50 Billion 6.3 Billion 6.8 Billion 7.2 Billion 7.6 Billion 0.8 1.84 3.47 6.58 More connected devices than people Devices Are Connecting Rapidly
- 12. Sources: http://www.statista.com/chart/1517/worldwide-mobile-phone-users/, Mashable, eMarketer 5 Billion Mobile Phones By 2017
- 13. Health In The Palm Of Your Hand
- 15. Picture: Ammar Sabzwari Nutrition Exercise Sleep Environment Psychology Neuroscience Behaviour Genes Health Tracking Becomes Life Tracking
- 16. Wearable Datasets Will Create Richer Actionable Data The classic paradign of psychology Picture: http://sixtyandme.com/how-will-technology-change-the-future-of-healthcare-for-women/ Rich health datasets will allow for more timely intervention and better health outcomes Richer Actionable Health Data
- 17. Scaled expertise: A specialist can perform procedures remotely Ongoing monitoring: Real-time data and emergency alerts Hospital prevention: Only visit when necessary Devices can connect to our bodies and track health information Smart sensors can collect patient data and send to the cloud New Possibilities For Health Delivery
- 18. III) Health Design Considerations
- 19. Mobile Health: Design Is Essential
- 20. FOCUS ON EMPATHY Health user- centred design: 1) Starts with an understanding of user needs 2) Use needs to frame the problem PICTURE: http://www.clipartbest.com
- 21. Focus Areas For Better Design Simple Informative Secure Social Fast Reliable Personalized
- 22. uc User need identified for additional monitoring Mobile health application is used Monitoring data measures are recorded Data is transmitted to connected devices User friendly interface for translating results Check up booked with doctor if required Sample User Experience Path
- 23. Unlock Value For Stakeholders
- 24. Digital Health Benefits For Rural Populations Patients: Access to doctors through mobile Doctors: Quickly transfer patients to appropriate specialists
- 25. Benefits For Urban Populations Healthcare at your convenience Increased productivity and reduced wait times
- 26. Benefits for Hospitals/Clinics Accept patients anywhere and increase hospital/clinic revenue Predictable staffing levels and load balancing of excess patients
- 27. What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketGood Design Resonates Worldwide
- 28. Global health spending is dominated by developed western markets. Emerging markets will increase their share of global health spending. Global Health Spending Growth
- 29. IV) Case Study 1: China Healthcare
- 30. China Health Facts Life expectancy (years): 1950 - 1955 1950-1955 2005-2010 71.3 74.8 39.3 42.3
- 31. Obesity rate is rising — 30-50% annually About 15% of adults—or 200 million people—are classified as overweight About 1/10 adults have diabetes 1/3 cigarettes consumed worldwide 31
- 32. Spending is projected to grow from $357 billion in 2011 to $1 trillion in 2020 Health Care Reform Is In Progress
- 33. The biomedical sector was identified as a strategic industry: 1 Strengthen public health care infrastructure 2 Strengthen healthcare service network 3 Develop comprehensive medical insurance system 4 Improve drug supply system 5 Reform public hospital system 6 Support the development of Chinese medicine What`s Shaping China`s Health Market12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15)
- 34. Unique Market But Common Health Challenges
- 35. What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketHealth Design Solutions Can Be Global
- 36. V) Path Forward
- 37. What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketBig Challenges Remain In Healthcare
- 38. What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketMany Opportunities Exist For Impact
- 39. Picture: Ammar Sabzwari What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketTechnology Is Rapidly Changing Healthcare
- 40. Picture: Ammar Sabzwari What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketNovel Approaches Are Showing Results
- 41. Picture: Ammar Sabzwari What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketConsumers Are Gaining Control Of Their Health
- 42. Picture: Ammar Sabzwari What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketDesign Leaders Are Entering The Industry
- 43. What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketHealth Design Is Growing In Importance
- 44. Picture: Ammar Sabzwari What`s Shaping China`s Health MarketBetter Health Design Starts Now
- 46. Design must reflect the practical and aesthetic in business but above all…good design must primarily serve people. –Thomas J. Watson