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First Sales, Find the Buyers and Partners at ECHAlliance Ecosystems National Healthcare Conference, e-Health Forum, CCD Dublin 28 May 2015 Bleddyn Rees, Non-Executive Director, ECHAlliance @bleddyn_rees www.echalliance.com / [email protected]

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First Sales, Find the Buyers and Partners at ECHAlliance Ecosystems

National Healthcare Conference, e-Health Forum, CCD Dublin28 May 2015

Bleddyn Rees, Non-Executive Director, ECHAlliance @bleddyn_rees

www.echalliance.com / [email protected]

Bringing Together the future of Health, Social Care and Wellness

Definition: Connected Health =• Digital health• eHealth• mHealth• Remote healthcare• Telecare• Telehealth• Telemedicine

N.B. Aviation, Automotive, Energy & Maritime industries entering healthcare? Why?

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The ECHAlliance

We were founded to facilitate multi-

stakeholder connections, to create

and strengthen partnerships

committed to driving sustainable change in the delivery of health

and social care.

The trusted

connector

Unrivalled Knowledge, Reach and Expertise

Collaborative partnerships

Speeding up

progress

Generating Connected Health Ecosystems

Ecosystems are:• Multi-stakeholder communities within a

country or region who build projects and implement innovative solutions

• Permanent• Regular (4 meetings per year)• Part of an international network - sharing

and learning with other Ecosystems

“eHealth Ecosystems could be the answer to the strain our social security systems are undergoing. If we work

together and use the enormous potential

technology has to offer us, we can ensure top

healthcare for all in Europe”

Neelie KROES, Former Vice President of the European

Commission

A Health EcosystemAn informal and open community of stakeholders interested in developing a joint eHealth agenda

Unrivalled Reach and Expertise

• The ECHAlliance is an unparalleled network of ecosystems that span the EU and the international stage

• The ECHAlliance International Network connects more than twenty Connected Health Ecosystems across Europe, North America and soon China

• Over 100 gatherings are facilitated by the ECHAlliance annually, resulting in over 15,000 connections and unrivalled insight and expertise The ECHAlliance can ‘join the dots’ and offer insight from one

country that can greatly assist in the health challenges of another

The ‘Trusted Connector’ Role

• As an independent organisation the ECHAlliance is perfectly positioned to hold the role of the ‘trusted connector’, giving impartial advice and expertise to members and connecting those who could benefit from one another’s services and expertise

• Due to the reach of the network, the ECHAlliance is able to identify potential collaborative opportunities between current and future members and act as the guide for both parties on how best to work together to affect meaningful change

Health and social care systems from across the globe continue to face monumental challenges. The

ECHAlliance exists to connect organisations, people, needs and solutions so that we can meet these

challenges head on.

The Power of Collaboration

• Working together means we can drive effective connected health solutions and speed up progress

• The ECHAlliance is a powerful force whose combined knowledge, expertise and connections, can speed up progress in the delivery health and social care

• These members are leading the way and, when their knowledge and expertise combined, there are few health challenges that cannot be overcome

We can achieve much more working together than we can alone

About ECHAlliance

Non-profit organisation

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280+ member organisationsCompanies, policy-makers, researchers,

health & social care providers, patients, insurances, etc.

25+ countriesEurope, USA, China

11,000+ community

International Network of Ecosystems

International Events

Unrivalled Reach and Expertise

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ECHAlliance Community gathers 3 levels

Whole Community

11,000+

ECHAlliance Community

Ecosystem Participants

1,000+

ECHAlliance Members280+ organisations

ECHAlliance Ecosystems Programme

Multi-stakeholder

s

In a coherent Geographic Area

Patients must be at the centre of the Ecosystem as the users of connected health services. Patients will help to drive the design and innovation in connected health services and in so doing take more control over their conditions for better health and quality of life.

Ecosystems for implementation

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Face2Face meetingsB2B matchmaking

ECHAlliance Ecosystems Programme

LearningConferences, Keynotes, Publications

Ecosystem =

Permanent Matchmaker

Organise regular meetings (every 3 months)

Meet & Debate tablesWorkshops

Showcase InnovationSpeakers’ Corner

ECHAlliance Ecosystems ProgrammeeHealth Strategy - Agenda

InfrastructureStandards, norms

InteroperabilityData sharing/mining tools

Citizens access (EHR, HIE, e-prescription, PHF)

Services & solutionsChronic diseases management

Remote monitoringFrailty

Age-friendly environmentFalls prevention

Medical adherence/optimisationCoordination of care

Mobile HealthDementiaNutrition

Mental Health…

Enabling Environment

Open Innovation

Coordinated public policies Governance

Change management Advocacy programmes

(professionals, population)

EntrepreneurshipInvestment & Funding

(public, private)

Evaluation Capacities (Evidence production, trials)

Business case(Innovative Procurement,

Contracts, Business models,Distribution channels)

ECHAlliance Ecosystems Programme

Hospitals

Primary Care Pharmacy Labs

Citizens,Patients

Home,Housing

Imaging

Funders

Public Health

Social Care

Infr

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ur

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Health Information Exchange

HIE

Health professionals

ECHAlliance Ecosystems ProgrammeServ

ices

&

Solu

tions

PATIENT DATA PLATFORM

HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE

① Data collectedvia sensors, wearable,

devices② Data treatment & mining

algorithms③ Analysis & Decision

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② Data storage

TelemedicineHealth education,

PreventionePrescription…

Remote Monitoring

Chronic Conditions

ECHAlliance Ecosystems ProgrammeActive & Healthy Ageing

Physical Activity

Prevention

Nutrition

Mental Health,Depression

Prevent Traumatism (falls, suicide, mistreatment)

Alcohol & Tobacco Consumption

Cognitive Activity

Medicine Optimisation/Adherence

Access to Health & Social Care

Social relations, activities Age friendly Environment

Serv

ices

&

Solu

tions

ECHAlliance Ecosystems Programme

Coordinated Public

Policies

Health and social care

Integrated care, chronic diseases, active ageingHealthy Living, public health, interoperability…

Innovation & research

Smart Specialisation StrategyInnovation, R&D skills

Labour & Economic development

Companies business support servicesEntrepreneurship (incubator/accelerator)Jobs creation, training programmes

Education,Smart Cities, Urban

Design, Transport,

Culture, Tourism…

Enablin

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Envir

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Investment & funding

Public funds for Innovation (European, national, regional)

Private investors Companies BA, VC, PE… Social Impact Investors Crowd funding…

Strategy componentsEnablin

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nvir

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Evaluation capacities

Multi-dimensional evaluation models Operators, experts for trials, evaluation Adapted methodologies

Business case

Business models Innovative procurement processes (PCP, PPI,

Innovation Partnership) Innovative contracts (based on outcomes as

risk sharing or alliance contracts) Social impact investment Distribution channels (B2B, B2B2C, B2C)

Strategy componentsEnablin

g E

nvir

onm

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International Network of Permanent Ecosystems

Existing EcosystemsEstoniaGreeceManchester, UKNorth West Coast, UKOulu, FinlandNorthern Ireland, UKNew York, USAScotland, UKBarcelona, Spain

Under DevelopmentCzech RepublicNice-PACA, FranceRepublic of IrelandYorkshire & Humber, UKPolandSouth London, UKCologne-Bonn, GermanyNetherlandsValencia, SpainWales, UKSkane, SwedenLimousin, FranceToronto, Canada

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Ecosystem Priority areas

Top ecosystem priority areas1. Rising funds2. Innovative procurement models & New business

models3. Risk stratification4. Chronic disease management5. Horizon 20206. Integrated Care7. Diffusing innovation8. eHealth Strategy (development/ alignment/ delivery)9. Medicines optimisation10. Big Data / Health analytics / Linking health and

sickness data11. Improving linkages between business and the health

sector12. ePrescribing

European Innovation Partnership on Active & Healthy Ageing (EIP AHA)ECHAlliance, member of the B3 Action Group on “Integrated Care”, is leading the AA8 sub-group “Finance & Funding”

eHealth Stakeholder Group (eHSG)Leaded by the European Commission, 29 members

Ambient Assisted Living - AAL ProgrammeFunding programmes for AAL solutions

Support of Northern Ireland Government Economy / Jobs Task & Finish Group

International Partnerships

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Diabetes Aware Cities Challenge Create a worldwide network of diabetes aware cities, using mHealth tools to promote diabetes awareness and support.

EU-US Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on eHealthECHAlliance supports the MOU and works with US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), US Department of Commerce / International Trade Administration Team and the European Commission (DG Connect).Focus every 6 months through EU-US Marketplace & Assembly events since 2012.

US MarketAround our ecosystem NYEC in New York, 20 US states have agreed a common strategy for connected health.Opportunities for our members to address the US market

China Connected Health Alliance (CCHA)Endorsed by the Ministries of Health and social affairs in China, CCHA is based on the same model of ECHAlliance.Opportunities for our members to address the Chinese market

International Partnerships

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Discount registration offer for Ecosystem Coordinators and ECHAlliance members.

Contact :[email protected]

ECHAlliance Official Partner

Health & Wellness@ Mobile World Congress

International Events

Monday - Thursday Explore the Mobile World Congress exhibitions at Fira Gran Via  Tuesday  A packed agenda offered at the Mobile World Capital Barcelona, in the centre of Barcelona, including a

networking reception 

Wednesday  Continues the international inputs from leading key opinion leaders in Health & Wellness, to be held at Fira Gran Via, Hall 8 Theatre District 

Refreshments  Coffee breaks and lunches are included on Tuesday and Wednesday for registered attendees

www.echalliance-hw2015-mwc.com

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China Connected Health Alliance (CCHA)

Join the ECHAlliance mission in China

15-17 JULY 2015, SHANGHAIInformation: [email protected]

Membership

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Non-Profit organisations Join for FREE

For Profit organisations Fees related to turnover

First Year free for SMEs, start-ups

http://www.echalliance.com/membership/join-us/

ECHAlliance Membership

Key Contacts

Brian O’Connor, Chair

[email protected]

Damian O’Connor,

Director of Operations

[email protected]

Bleddyn Rees

Legal Advisor & Board Director

[email protected]

Julien Venne

Strategic Advisor

[email protected]

Beatriz Sanz

Events Manager

[email protected]