This document discusses the role of technology in healthcare and creating a people-centric approach. It argues that by 2025, every Amsterdammer should be able to take control of and manage their own care. This will lead to a shift from institution-centric to people-centric services that are professional and informal, local instead of central, and leverage social technologies. New types of services will emerge based on sharing capacity, transparency, crowdsourcing ideas, and community involvement.
6. Health-Lab
Zorg en Technologie in de Amsterdamse regio
• Platform on Care and ICT
– Care institutions, companies, Science and Government
– Sharing information and setting priorities
• Living Lab locations
– Developement and test of user oriented solutions
– Fysical locations an real life
• Education
– Impact on curricula
12. Changes in my parents lifetime
• Families got dispersed
13. Changes in my fathers lifetime
• Families got dispersed
14. Changes in my fathers lifetime
• Families got dispersed
• Increase of wealth
15. Changes in my fathers lifetime
• Families got dispersed
• Increase of wealth
• Welfare state & pensions
16. Changes in my fathers lifetime
• Families got dispersed
• Increase of wealth
• Welfare state
• Anonymity in cities
17. Changes in my fathers lifetime
• Families got dispersed
• Increase of wealth
• Welfare state
• Anonymity in cities
• Loss of public live
18. AWBZ
• Great intentions
– Independent living, not dependent on charity
– Product of a social and civilized society…
• Side effects
– Dependancy on professionals, less personal
– Explosion of costs
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social media
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Cijfers O&S Amsterdam, Februari 2012
25. Neelie Kroes
ICT radically alters how people
inhabit the world, how they
interact, how they perceive
the world around them:
indeed, it is changing what it is
to be a human being in society.
26. Neelie Kroes
ICT radically alters how people
inhabit the world, how they
interact, how they perceive
the world around them:
indeed, it is changing what it is
to be a human being in
society.
http://www.europa-nu.nl/id/viskg1vdzwxf/nieuws/toespraak_eurocommissaris_kroes_over?ctx=vig9egsodqzy
Hulpmiddelen die we ontwikkelen zijn niet alleen maar hulpmiddelen die ons ondersteunen maar ze veranderen ons ook. Cartografie heeft ons denkproces hoe problemen op te lossen verandert (een probleem in kaart brengen)Sometime in 1882, Friedrich Nietzsche bought a typewriter—a Malling-Hansen WritingBall, tobeprecise. His vision was failing, andkeeping his eyesfocused on a page had becomeexhaustingandpainful, oftenbringing on crushingheadaches. He had been forcedtocurtail his writing, and he fearedthat he wouldsoon have togiveit up. The typewriter rescuedhim, at leastfor a time. Once he had masteredtouch-typing, he was abletowritewith his eyesclosed, usingonly the tips of his fingers. Wordscouldonceagain flow from his mind to the page.But the machine had a subtler effect on his work. One of Nietzsche’sfriends, a composer, noticed a change in the style of his writing. His alreadyterseprose had become even tighter, more telegraphic. “Perhapsyouwillthroughthis instrument even take to a new idiom,” the friendwrote in a letter, notingthat, in his ownwork, his “‘thoughts’ in musicandlanguageoftendepend on the quality of pen and paper.”“You are right,” Nietzsche replied, “ourwriting equipment takes part in the forming of ourthoughts.” Under the sway of the machine, writes the German media scholar Friedrich A. Kittler, Nietzsche’sprose “changedfromargumentstoaphorisms, fromthoughtstopuns, fromrhetoricto telegram style.”