Motivating people to lead a healthier life style
Motivating people to lead a healthy life style in the modern world is a complex and crucial challenge for society and the health care system. We believe it’s time to take the next step and to focus on health prevention. We invite you to take part in this challenge and share your ideas on how to best tackle this.
Motivating people to lead a healthier life style
Motivating people to lead a healthy life style in the modern world is a complex and crucial challenge for society and the health care system. We believe it’s time to take the next step and to focus on health prevention. We invite you to take part in this challenge and share your ideas on how to best tackle this.
This is an open challenge for everybody to work on and build on but it is also the overall challenge for a collaboration – and a Design Thinking Competititon – between The Health Movement, Karolinska institutet and Openlab.
The Health Movement has received funding from EIT Health to run a Project for two years, with start in January 2017. The project goal is to develop the Health Movement, a dynamic ecosystem of community actors to prevent chronic diseases like for example diabetes type 2. The impact is lowering the risk of developing lifestyle related chronic diseases and decreasing costs with preventive interventions. The main objectives are:
• Integrate existing wellness and health services to create seamless network of health service touch points and ‘nudges’ in the citizen’s daily interactions.
• Establish a method for screening undiagnosed patients to localize service needs. For example The International Diabetes Federation estimates that 193 million people with diabetes are undiagnosed.
• Create new tools to share risk and value between different partners within the health ecosystem using the financial tool of Health Impact Bond to move the focus to the value and impact of the investment. The metric of the contract is a health index defining the health outcome of the target population - the goal is to procure a defined, measurable and valued health.
And please add your own understanding, ideas and solutions to this challenge!
EIT Health, Openlab & KI
The power of (self-) love!
It would be game changing if one could identify her deep motivations, develop and nurture them in a positive way, in order to reach self-love.
Ideas:
1. VR games
2. Meditation
3. Art
4. AI mindtrick
Group 4:
Katie Stenson
Htoo Kyaw Lynn
Sushrut Shastri
Emelie Ekblad
Hanane
Thibaud Richard
Thibaud
SwedEat
SwedEat. Making time to prioritize your dietary goals. Little input, maximum insight.
Lode van der Velde
Russell
Synergetic Navigation System by Prof. Günter Schiepek
The successful personalized monitoring System SNS is to be developed further to a eve more personalized quality with the help of and advanced image design and even better personalization. The first of this image and media studies are to be accomplished by the DesignThinking Workshop
JBüchel
Test example: Health Barista Online
Health Barista Online (HBO)
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Design Thinking Competition Team
Anna Andersson
Bart Bookman
Charlie Campell
Daria Donatelli
Johan Bornebusch
Uber for sports
- You choose the sport activity that you'd like to play + indicate the ideal time e.g.: after work
- the platform automatically finds you the right match who'd like to play the same sport
- after u played based on the activity (calorie you burnt) u earn scores (titles) and receive suggestions what to eat (recipes) with shopping list and restaurants where you can eat that dish
- you accumulate points and can be exchanged for rewards (discounts, entrance ticket, free activities etc)
Adam Sebestyen
The need to identify the target population
Strategies tailored at increasing levels of physical activity depend on the population at risk; age, cultural and socio-economic background, as well as physical and psychological status, need to be carefully taken into consideration to determine which strategies can the most effective.
In the long term, education and highly engaging programs on exercise as part of extracurricular activities might constitute the most cost-effective alternative to reduce obesity and life-style degenerative diseases. Thus, targeting children and teens should be the priority.
On the other hand, if a particular, different population, i.e., young adults or the elderly, has already been identified (in Sweden?) as being at risk of developing obesity or type 2 diabetes due to lack of physical activity during the next decade, these groups should be targeted first. By the same token, culture and/or religion might dictate access and frequency of participation to sports facilities and/or in sports programs.
I believe that the metrics identifying success (or lack thereof) of a program aimed at increasing levels of physical activity can be better evaluated once a particular target population and concrete goals from the program (BMI, insulin sensitivity, engagement in exercise programs, among many others) are defined.
MDiaz
Motifi
Motify is a life-changing tool that predicts your health within a year based on your current eating and exercise patterns. It allows you to track such behaviour, challenge you and motivate you to reach your personal goals. It also allows to compete with fellow users and exchange points collected based on healthy patterns for a variety of treats.
Rocío
Ellen
George Kagwe
Upload
Upload
Pickit
Video