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Will we all still have access to hospital care in Amsterdam in 2020? Or do we have to travel to Utrecht or Brussels for specific care? | |||
We are all living longer have higher demands for quality. Technology and ICT are devoloping in high speed. How to finance that? Will the Netherlands be a province of the European Union by than? And are the negotiators from the health insurance cmpanies taken over by European ones or even Azian or American? Who knows. All scenarios were more or less possible, when we started this 8 weeks parttime project. | |||
In order to investigate the different possibilities we researched literature, had interviews with 3 professionals (CEO, Planning & Control, Construction) and our professor Erasmus. | |||
These sources of information form the basis under the scenarios: | |||
==Research Questions== | ==Research Questions== | ||
Revision as of 13:55, 18 October 2009
MBA09 team:
Peter Hoppesteyn
Roel Kock
Piotr Ptasinski
Miranda Tjiang
Marjoleine van der Zwan
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Introduction
Will we all still have access to hospital care in Amsterdam in 2020? Or do we have to travel to Utrecht or Brussels for specific care?
We are all living longer have higher demands for quality. Technology and ICT are devoloping in high speed. How to finance that? Will the Netherlands be a province of the European Union by than? And are the negotiators from the health insurance cmpanies taken over by European ones or even Azian or American? Who knows. All scenarios were more or less possible, when we started this 8 weeks parttime project.
In order to investigate the different possibilities we researched literature, had interviews with 3 professionals (CEO, Planning & Control, Construction) and our professor Erasmus.
These sources of information form the basis under the scenarios:
Research Questions
... to be added ...
Driving forces
• Innovation in health care
• Accessibility of hospitals in Amsterdam
• Biometrics
• Aging population
• Low cost of internet connections
• Continuously growing demand for new medical applications
• Consumer health informatics in the information age
• Emergence of new Technology Related Diseases
• Increasing empowerment of consumers
• Increasing Neglect of the Elderly
• Medicine
• Religion
• Segmentation
• Number of people in Amsterdam
• Number of visitors in Amsterdam
• Financing and costs of the Dutch health care system
• The power of insurance companies in health care
Summary of Interviews
In order to support the development of the scenarios, the team has visited one of the main hospitals in Amsterdam. The following persons have been intervied during this visit:
Interview with the chairman of the board of management
Interview with the financial controller
Interview with the responsible manager for housing and buildings
System Diagrams
Systems Diagram: first version
Systems Diagram: final version
Scenarios
I like the coaching session, and think you have a good command of the topic. The key challenge is now going to take the stories we talked about (and others) and put them together in NEW and interesting ways. Look at which stories you think fit well together and build the scenarios from that.
Good Luck - D
1. The new process
2. Abandoning collective base insurance
3. Lifestyle "the health community system"
4. Solidarity within families, shift from individualism to collectivism in Amsterdam