‘How can I Help ?”
Healthcare is losing its connection to society Healthcare is losing society more and more: the interface is not yet finished. The video tells it all: we really need to work on the ‘interface’ of healthcare. (btw also available in Dutch) Mayo Clinic enrolled a virtual clinic in Arizona. Under
Dark clouds over healthcare…
Usually, I’m the optimistic guy (or a serial optimist as some say), In this newsletter, however, I will emphasize perspectives of and from the healthcare professionals i.e. regarding the pandemic, from different angles that tend to be a bit more ‘dark’. Early last year I’ve written about some of the
New Kid on the block
This newsletter brings you only óne topic because there is some exciting news to share! Actually, it’s like a ‘new kid on the block’ has been born today. It’s new, it has to learn to how to walk, think, listen and act, just like any newborn. Over the past decade
Healthcare’s UI is simply unfinished
For a long time,I have thought that healthcare was ‘broken’ given the many challenges we face from patients’ and professionals’ perspectives. I have been advocating for more involvement of the ‘end-user: the patient (their family and caretakers)have been in my articles and in my keynotes around the globe. Reshaping healthcare
How does a hospital look like, equity, speakers, printing drugs and a marriage
UK Space Agency launches multi-million-pound drive to design hospital of the future The hospital could use technologies and techniques pioneered on missions to Mars or the International Space Station to help treat patients and make life easier for hard-working NHS staff. Up to £5 million of UK Space Agency funding
The rise of telemedicine, the need to move care closer to communities and the likelihood of future viruses are changing the infrastructure of health care. But also how does the flow IN hospitals need to change to make sure they aren’t a dangerous place. We’ve seen patients stay away from clinics in (early) days
We are at multiple crossroads now
Below the content of the first edition of my Linkedin Newsletter, you can subscribe to. (already 45.000 others did 😉 “These are impressive times’, I don’t know how many times I’ve heard this and said it myself these days. And they are! Questions we’ve never had to ask (ourselves) because
Is this a “new office-time” model?
We’ve probably all been subject to change in our model of work. In terms of the content, the context, and the way we work. Although the “Future of Work” has been the subject of debate of exploration, studies, I sense this pandemic has fast-forwarded some of the elements of it.
#virtualcoffee met Hayke Veldman (VVD)
Ik had een leuke openhartige #virtualcoffee met Hayke Veldman lid Tweede Kamer voor de VVD, woordvoerder zorg. Over hoe hij de meest indrukwekkende periode van de recente geschiedenis heeft ervaren, hoe hij zijn werk gedaan kreeg, voeling met de maatschappij onderhield en wat het persoonlijk met hem deed. Naast de video