Keynote of @DianaVermeij in Pecha Kucha style during The Next Web Conference 2010 (#TNW) describing the huge added value of online, mobile but above all social health services. If we enable ourselves to share the personal health data we collect from our bodies, make it fun to find others online that face the same health challenges and if only we could collaborate to jointly achieve common health goals, the future of healthcare would look a lot different and maybe even a bit better as it can prevent us from getting ill or become more ill than we already are.

1. ‘sustainable healthcare
is mobile and social’
@dianavermeij

2. 100 bytes back to the
seventies

3. 10 years from now we have
2,500,000 chronically ill
people

4. that’s more people than
this crowd...

5. they cannot be CURED

6. they need a lifetime
of CARE

7. they retire

8. no time

9. €100,000,000,000!!

10. online social can
reform the way we deliver
healthcare to people

11. how social are we.... really?

12. one of the biggest challenges of our
time is the lack of empathic,
social behavior towards others

13. or.... is the meaning of ‘social’
changing?

14. @vincente to @tweetspreekuur should
I do something about this?

15. the technology is there..

16. but mobile monitoring alone does
not make you healthier... you have to DO
something with that information too...

17. but why should we get
healthier all on our own?

18. find others online who
struggle with the same
health goals

19. invite others in your online team
to achieve health goals
together

20. dianavermeij.nl
@dianavermeij