The document discusses the rise of digital technology in veterinary medicine. It outlines 3 key trends: 1) social media is widely used by pet owners to discuss their pets and share opinions on veterinary practices, 2) mobile devices and apps are increasingly used by pet owners to manage their pets' health, and 3) quantified self-tracking of health metrics is growing popular. The document argues that digital technologies will significantly impact the relationship between vets and patients, who are increasingly informed through online research and want more involvement in medical decisions. Vets must adapt to these new digital realities to remain relevant to modern, tech-savvy pet owners and patients.
4. Link
Within DigiRedo we try to help vet practices and other companies to improve their communication with
their customers and their colleagues using digital technologies.
5. WELCOME IN THE
21ST CENTURY
Still, many organizations live in the 20th centuries, while their customers have moved on...
6. Pet owner Practice People
In my three presentations at SEVC 2014 we will take a look on the impact of the changes that
the digital revolution will have on our customers, our practice and on the people in our clinic.
7. The rise of the
Digital Veterinarian
Whatâs digital technology doing for us?
SEVC 2014, Barcelona
8. Digital = the new normal
3 trends
The impact on our work
1
2
3
9. Link
A video about the vision of the future by Ray Kurzweil
Follow the link to the fascinating documentary âTranscendent manâ
10. If you think the last 40 years of the digital
revolution were astonishing, think again... â...the next 40 years will blow you off your socks!
â
Justin Rattner
(CEO Intel)
11. The power and speed of computers doubles
â
every two years â
Mooreâs Law
(Gordon Moore, founder Intel)
12. Todayâs
is 1,000,000 x cheaper
1,000x faster
and
than the
that put a
..and this proofs it.
13. THE NEW NORMAL
today
Link
1970 digital is innovative digital is the norm 2050
Digital is becoming the new normal.
Follow the link to the book âThe New Normalâ of Peter Hinssen
14. There are now two generations: the generation that have grown up with digital technologies
(the little boy) and the generation that have to do their upmost to keep up (the old man).
Who is leading?
15. ATOMS vs BITS
Businesses become more and more dependable on bits than on atoms...
(see also The New Normal: http://www.peterhinssen.com/books/the_new_normal)
16. ...see what happened to the music industrySee also: http://capgemini.ft.com/
consumerisation-of-it/a-digital-revolution-transforming-the-music-industry_a-29-69.html
17. Another example - the travel industry
How do we book a hotel today? And based on what do we make our decision?
Right, on the opinion of other hotel visitors (whom weâve never met)
18. People are very open-minded about new things
- as long as they are the same as the old ones. â
Charles Kettering
â Link
...change is difficult...but if we are not opening ourselves for change...
34. @AnjaWeerrr good food isnât cheap, but important for their
kidneys. And the vet is bloody expensive.
@tazzieQ Really, I feel depressed too. Got the bill from the vet. Pffffff,
that didnât cheer me up either
Damn, Iâm now waiting for more than an hour at the vet!
#gotbetterthingstodo
That fuckinâ vet closes in a minute, so we canât go there but tomorrow.
Fuckinâ assholes
I just brushed my catâs teeth. With a swab! Iâm not sure, but it feels like
my vet is pulling my leg here...
Look at what people think of the vet on Twitter
35. And then you receive a postcard from the vet. This really makes me happy!! #grateful
lockerz.com/s/247606302
Ve t sent me: My condolences with the loss of Xena. So sweet!!
But this they also share
36. 7%
78%
15%
positive neutral negative
And we do very well compared to a lot of other businesses...the sentiment is twice as more
positive than negative
37. Boehringer-Ingelheim killed my cat
Link
Bit do also realize that people can show their anger and frustration online.
Youâd better be aware of this!
38. mobile
two
Ask who has smartphone, who uses apps, feeling when youâve forgotten you phone
43. 30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Apps used per month
18:18
23:02
30.15
23.3 26.5 26.8
Q4 2011 Q4 2012 Q4 2013
Source: Nielsen
Time used per person per month (hrs)
The time spent on using apps is increasing by the year...
44. 18-24 yrs
25-34 yrs
35-44 yrs
45-54 yrs
55+ yrs
Apps used Time used
0 10 20 30 40
Source: Nielsen
Q4 2013
...and that counts for all ages!
45. More and more people use their smartphone to manage their health and their are a fast
growing number of apps that help them with that
56. Digital = the new normal
3 trends
The impact on our work
1
2
3
57. Look at what all these trends do with the position of the patient towards the doctor
58. meet ePatient Dave
Link
A very interesting story of a patient that did not accept the diagnosis and prognosis of his
doctor. Please watch the TED talk of Dave deBronkart aka ePatient Dave (see link in slide)
59. 77% of people use internet for health info. 21% can be
Self-disclosing their diagnosis by
social media platform
Blogs
50%
Twitter
7%
Facebook
7%
Message boards
29%
Other
7%
Data ePatCon11 (Ignite Health & Radian6)
considered âePatientsâ
73. Link
Drimpy is an online medical platform where patients own their own dossier with all
information around their health. They decide with what health care professional they want to
share their data.
77. Pet
apps
x
There are already lots of apps for pets:
Examples: http://mashable.com/2013/03/14/apps-for-dogs/
and here: http://www.petmd.com/dog/puppycenter/top_tens/
evr_dg_best_puppy_apps_smart_phone
78. Link
A simple but powerful app for pet owners in case of an emergency. When do I need to see a
vet?
79. Link
Please check out the online scientific journal EJCAP from FECAVA.
Here we will start reviewing apps for vets and pet owners stating in 2015
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