In Nooit meer ziek katapulteer ik de lezer naar een toekomst met een dokter die niet langer God is. Dit boek introduceert een geneeskunde die ons niet langer alleen probeert te genezen maar ons ook gezond houdt, of ooit zelfs ‘beter’ maakt. Van de 100 euro die we vandaag uitgeven aan gezondheidszorg besteden we immers niet één euro aan ziektepreventie, maar gaat er gemiddeld 90 euro naar onze laatste twee levensjaren. Volkomen belachelijk. Wat als we die verhouding omdraaien? Daarover gaat dit boek. Over de toekomst van de geneeskunde waarin onze persoonlijke biologische code en andere biomerkers een cruciale rol spelen. Over boeiende technologische en medisch inzetbare ontwikkelingen zoals onzichtbare sensoren, smartphone-apps, slimme sociale media, games en het internet en hoe die allemaal zullen samenwerken om ons gezond te houden. Over nooit meer ziek zijn en aanbevelingen om daar te geraken

1. The future of healthcare – A few teasing slides
Prof. Dr. Koen Kas

2. Feb 25, 2014
ISBN 978946131 2068

3. Prevention is better than
healing because
it saves the labor of being sick
Thomas Adams
17th Century Physician

4. 4 major developments
Bio, engineering/electronics, ICT, psy

5. The Chinese paid their doctor to remain healthy
As soon as they got sick, they no longer had to pay

6. The future of healthcare is 4 DIMENSiOnAL
Precise, participatory, predictive & preventive
DI gital
M obile
EN gaging
S ocial
integrated Omics-based
n quantified
A ttractive
L ocal

7. From 100€ spend on
healthcare,1€ goes to
prevention - and 90€ to last
2 years of our lives

8. Current healthcare ready for disruption

9. “If it would not be about the
variability among individuals,
medicine could well be a
science and not an art”
Sir William Osler, ‘Father of Modern
Medicine’, 1849-1919

10. Life build/executed
from 6 layers code

12. Diseases classified - drugs personal / precise
1 digit of 3.000.000.000 defines whether you are amenable
for targeted therapy

13. Baby sequencing
1 drop mom’s blood

15. Quantified consumer: from closed to open

16. Personal logging
Moves
Argus

17. The smartphone (/watch/glass/lens) physician
iBGStar Blood Glucose Meter
AliveCor, ECG
iExaminer (Welch Allyn)

18. Star Trek-like tricorder – regulated? device
34 contestants -15.30.3 challenge
Scanadu Scout (March 2014)

19. Baby monitors
Sproutling
Mobisante
Bellabeat
Owlet

20. Sensors in clothing & temporary tattoos
First Warning systems
UC San Diego Biosensor Tattoo
MC10′s “biostamps”

21. Submarines & cyborgs
EFPL
FDA approved colonoscopy

22. Doctors prescribing Apps

24. 1 million smartphones will drive biggest
heart health study in history
Kinsa

25. Digital epidemiology & growing patient
awareness

26. The cloud gets a brain
A trusted 1st or 2nd opinion
IBM Watson to App cloud

28. Sitting is the new smoking …
Walkstation, Steelcase
For a free ride, Moscow trainstation

29. Motivational games
RaceYourself

30. Employer as health coach
Losing weight by betting money

31. … and sugar the new nicotine

32. Help remember to take pills as prescribed
Pillpack
GlowCaps (Vitality)
Proteus Digital Health

33. Oxford Performance materials

34. Anti-aging
Calico
ALARMclock, fig
Tikker

35. 3D printing meets healthcare
Organovo
Univ. Zhejiang

36. 3D printing stem cells
BioPen

37. Human computer interfaces
Titan arm, +40 kg

38. Restoring sight
Artificial Retina
Argus II,
Second Sight

39. Prosthetics as a competitive advantage
Jerry Jalava
Aimee Mullins

40. DNA is the new software

42. Citizen science
Including the public in
research outside the lab

43. DIY & Biohacker spaces
OpenBrainComputerInterface
BITalino

44. Open innovation
Crowdsourcing
CrowdMed
Transparancy life sciences

45. Healthcare Innovation economy
Hackatons & startup incubators/ accelerators

46. Money towards digital healthcare
10 life sciences
crowdfunders

47. 5 Aanbevelingen voor ondernemers

48. 9 Aanbevelingen voor de overheid

49. A future in 40 steps

50. Contact
Prof. Dr. Koen Kas
E koen.kas@inbioveritas.com
W http://inbioveritas.com/
L be.linkedin.com/in/koenkas
T @kaskoen
S koenkas