Slides to accompany Ross Dawson's keynote at Australasian Longterm Health Conditions Conference. For more content see www.rossdawson.com

1. The Future
of Healthcare
The Art of the Possible
Futurist
Strategy advisor
Author
@rossdawson

2. it’s just
u ne ve n ly
d is tr ib u te d
The future is already here
- William Gibson, author

3. Driving Forces
Leadership
Work
Data
Behaviour
Home
Community
Medicine

4. Driving Forces

5. Technology Society
Structure
EXPONENTIAL
DRIVERS
EXPECTATIONS
MODULAR
ECONOMY

6. Technology Society
Structure
EXPONENTIAL
DRIVERS
EXPECTATIONS
MODULAR
ECONOMY

8. Information accelerates
Flickr credit: kainet

9. Wherever you go
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
India
Russia
Philippines
Brazil
China
Germany
France
New Zealand
UK
Netherlands
USA
Australia
Japan
Source: Kleiner Perkins Caulfield Byers, as of Q2 2013
Global smartphone penetration
Smartphone penetration
Smartphone growth

10. Machines overtaking man

11. Soaring data
Source: IDC

12. The potential of bio-informatics

13. At your command

14. Technology Society
Structure
EXPONENTIAL
DRIVERS
EXPECTATIONS
MODULAR
ECONOMY

15. We
expect
more

16. Flickr credit: monasosh
Power to the individual

17. Excellence

18. 2:50
3:43
4:10
4:13
5:03
5:12
5:52
6:28
6:28
7:17
7:43
0:00 1:12 2:24 3:36 4:48 6:00 7:12 8:24
Japan
Switzerland
France
Germany
Brazil
Spain
United Kingdom
Italy
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Hours per month on social media
Global social media usage
Participation
Source: Nielsen

19. Transparency

20. Health costs more
Source: OECD
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010
%
Total health expenditure as proportion of GDP
United States
New Zealand
Australia

21. Technology Society
Structure
EXPONENTIAL
DRIVERS
EXPECTATIONS
MODULAR
ECONOMY

22. Transaction costs slide

23. The global modular economy
Flickr credit: Ssppeeeeddyy/

24. Matching demand and availability

25. Technology Society
Structure
EXPONENTIAL
DRIVERS
EXPECTATIONS
MODULAR
ECONOMY

26. Work

27. Work can be done anywhere

28. The rise of telehealth

29. Machines plus humans

30. The humanisation of work
Flickr credit: Dell

31. Free learning for all

32. Data

33. The power of big data
The best minds of my
generation are
thinking about how to
make people click ads.
That sucks.
- Jeff Hammerbacher

34. Tracking activity

35. We will wear computers

36. Measuring blood sugar

37. Managing your disease

38. Health diagnostics at home

39. First-pass diagnosis

40. Behaviour
Flickr credit: Paolo Fefe

41. In 2017 there will be over 3.4
billion smartphones and
tablets, 1.7 billion people will
have downloaded medical
health apps.
- mHealth App Developer Economics 2014,
Research2Guidance

42. What you should be doing

43. Games for health

44. Psychographics for behaviour change

45. Home
Flickr credit: James Thompson

46. Tech-enabled mobile nursing

47. Tracking medicine behaviours

48. Interfaces to helping homes

49. Household robots

50. Emotional robots

51. Robots or real dogs?

52. Flickr credit: ^rika^
Community

53. Online communities

54. Learning from others

55. People-powered health
Source: People Powered Health Co-Production Catalog, NESTA

56. Local social networks

57. Medicine

58. Personalised medicine

59. Sharing health data

60. Aggregating genetic data

61. Leadership

62. The only way
you can control your destiny
is to be more flexible
than your environment
- The Law of Requisite Variety

63. Understanding the system and the levers

64. Individuals in control

65. The journey of creating the future

66. Driving Forces
Leadership
Work
Data
Behaviour
Home
Community
Medicine