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The future of heath care, patients and pharma Jesper Bo Jensen, ph.d. Futurist Centre for Future Studies http://uk.fremforsk.dk/

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Page 1: Future health service, patients and pharma

The future of heath care,

patients and pharma

Jesper Bo Jensen, ph.d.

Futurist

Centre for Future Studieshttp://uk.fremforsk.dk/

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A society based on

expectations

We are so used to economic growth in our

societies that we expect it every year – constant

improvement!

In Sweden and Denmark around 2,5% every year,

in Norway it used to be 3,5% - now things have

changed

National health service need room for

improvement to – we are used to growth

If public services do not improve, we experience it

as a decline and a step backwards

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Kilde: Danmarks Statistik, 2016

Demographic development

Denmark 2016-2026

-20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80%

0-4

5-9

10-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65-69

70-74

75-79

80-84

85-89

90-94

95-99

100 +

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Demographic development

Denmark, real numbers

Kilde: Danmarks Statistik, 2016

Age 2016 2026 Ændring

0-9 627373 684088 56715

10-19 683865 655021 -28844

20-29 748732 760112 11380

30-39 673593 783309 109716

40-49 797159 685829 -111330

50-59 765248 782877 17629

60-69 681207 720045 38838

70-79 486316 584522 98206

80-89 200294 312632 112338

90 + 43464 52767 9303

Total 5707251 6021202 313951

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Demographic development

Norway 2016-2026,

Middelprognosen

-10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%

0-4

5-9

10-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65-69

70-74

75-79

80-84

85-89

90-94

95-99

100 +

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Demographic development

Norway, real numbers

Kilde: Danmarks Statistik, 2016

Age 2016 2026 Ændring

0-9 630873 685970 55097

10-19 634657 667636 32979

20-29 709180 716064 6884

30-39 696814 810259 113445

40-49 747983 732484 -15499

50-59 662199 744729 82530

60-69 569712 625803 56091

70-79 355382 495764 140382

80-89 175073 236659 61586

90 + 43684 45394 1710

total 5.225.557 5.760.762 535.205

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Kilde: Danmarks Statistik, 62016

Demographic development

Sweden 2016-26

-20% -10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%

0-4

5-9

10-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65-69

70-74

75-79

80-84

85-89

90-94

95-99

100 +

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Demographic development

Sweden, real numbers

Kilde: Danmarks Statistik, 2016

Age 2016 2026 Ændring

0-9 1192682 1367038 174356

10-19 1089548 1327842 238294

20-29 1345098 1323030 -22068

30-39 1252714 1546973 294259

40-49 1305967 1343908 37941

50-59 1247213 1337046 89833

60-69 1136325 1208866 72541

70-79 897455 1006928 109473

80-89 409519 611217 201698

90 + 97384 108426 11042

Total 9.973.905 11.181.274 1.207.369

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The New Phases of Life

0 20 40 60 80

0 20 40 60

2000

1960

2030

Childhood

Teenager

Parents/

family

Elder

Freedom 1 Senior

Freedom 2

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The patient of the future

Do not believe in authorities, doctors and others experts

anymore

Have become their own expert on health, treatment and

cure

Want pharmaceuticals that fits their personality

Have already been in contact with their bank, lawyer,

governmental heath authorities and private advisers

Will also been seen very soon in Mexico, India and

China!

Although TEVA is selling prescriptive drugs, TEVA will

need more focus at the end users in the future

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Give me a diagnosis and

some treatment

Diagnosis in demand – we what an explanation

We also want a better and enhanced

functionality – better health, better heart, higher

performance in sports and at home

A person in good health is a person we haven't

examined in great details – any person can be

turned into a patient if you do enough tests and

screenings

We simply want more!

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Unwanted medical

interaction

More and more people become

chronic patients – taking medicine for treatment of

hypertension, high cholesterol, allergy and asthma

More and more diseases and unhealthy conditions can

be treated

Consumption of medicine per citizen is growing faster

and faster

Patients with disorders caused by unwanted interaction

from different forms om medical treatment will be major

problem in the future – growing fast in numbers

The assembly line thinking at hospitals must go!

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Polarization of

Patients

Middleclass:

Enjoys growing prosperity in the Nordic countries

Higher expectations and demands towards the welfare state

The new underclass :

Life strategy – getting lucky!

Lacks most personal and social resources

Shorter expected lifespan, unhealthy lifestyle, do not listed to middleclass advice and guidance

Getting them to live a better life requires field work and practical side-by-side learning ad guidance

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Disruptive technology

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3D print

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Wearables – already i

many forms and shapes

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The digital revolution

Version 3.0

We are in the middle of a real digital revolution

that changes the way we work, produce and

communicate in a new digital society.

Its often invisible to us – or getting invisible

Digital structure and software has become a

basic part of peoples lives and public and

privates companies

Sharing economy is not sharing, but creating

new markets and businesses using smart

phones

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Average time spend on social

media jan-marts 2015 og jan-

marts 2016, US

2015

2016

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EU and Health

Health have been a part of EU political frame since

2007

Target: Creating equal assess to treatment and care

We had – and still have – 28 (27) very different

systems of health care in the EU

EU is creating a number of targeted initiatives

regarding alcohol, nutrition and access to treatment

at hospitals

A single market for public health service is a long

way away

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The health sector

Under growing economic pressure due to better

treatments, aging populations and higher level

demands from patients

Bigger and better hospitals

Fewer hours at the hospital for each patient

Growing focus on consultation and treatment -

digital and at distance

AI diagnosis and a helping digital “hand” to

doctors & nurses and in operating theaters

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Hospitals and the health

sector in the future

Increased specialization and division of labour

Patients at ”Drive in diagnosis centres”

treatment at the spot!

Productivity and efficiency in fokus – just

continuing

Measurement and benchmarking

Pressure from above at the employees: More in

quantity and better in quality

Documentation & evidence

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Patients and systems

Patients and citizens can not be expected to know

how the system really works – but they are!

Someone has to create the links and transitions

from GP’s to specialist & hospitals – and from

hospitals to municipal care and after treatment

If not we will see more patients going in and out of

hospitals without getting better

This could be very true for the patients you supply

medical treatment to

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Six Generations

Baby BoomersBorn 1940-54

Post war generation –

educational boom

Reinventing every phase of life

Rock, beat, soul

Tech: The pill

Generation Jones

Recently discovered

Large generation

Design, ethics, idea

Against divorce, pro family – tech: Stereo set

Born 1955-67

Generation X

The so-what generation

Small after the pill

Selfcenteret, extrovert

Personal succes, Video, workaholics, love brands

Born 1968-79

Generation Y

The smallest gen.

Fun shoppers, great social skills, Myself inc., situational consumption managing many choices

1980-89, PC, cell phone

Generation Z

Between war gen.,

Project & trophy kids

Be famous, groups based

Digital natives

Born 1990-2001

New Millenium

After 9-11 generation

Cultural homogenization

EU as native soil

Wi–Fi (Wireless internet)

Født 2001 - 2011

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Generation Z

Socialization: Kindergartens

Inhabitant of the internet and internet shopping malls: The digital natives Can´t remember a life without a PC and a cell-phone

Without the cell-phone ”I feel Naked”

Social networking is a must in life

Among Peers

Personal recognition for what I say or do

Personalized treatment, special attention to me

Wants a digital diagnosis when they are building a school in Africa or trekking in Himalaya

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Pharma in the future

Growing and aging population, demand for diagnosis

and treatment, new pharma and new cures – It is a great

world!

How to create a growing number of chronic patients? –

go find them, make new tests, new screening programs

etc.

Preventive medicine will soar

From general to personalized drugs

The other side of the coin: Demanding research, shorter

earning windows for new drugs, harder competition and

shortage of highly qualified workers

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Who eats who?

Darwin:Survival of the fittest

Size is not important and it is not always good to be fast

Managers plays a vital role in keeping the company fit

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Jesper Bo Jensen

Fremforsk

- Centre for Future Studies

Balticagade 15, st. th.

8000 Aarhus C

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T +45 86 11 47 44

M +45 20 67 45 00

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