Enabling Technologies

Group 5

Healthcare in the Future

Kate ArnoldIona FitzpatrickChuang Gao

Pepita StringerXianxu HouAlex Young

University of Nottingham27th April, 2015

Structure

1. Technological Landscape

2. Technology Highlight--Smart Tattoo

3. Aspects of the technology:

a. Data capture;b. Architecture;c. Interaction;d. Interpretation;

4. Conclusions

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Technological Landscape

• Genetic Screening

• Access to Medical Advice

• Self Tracking

• Diagnosis

• Databases

Technology Highlight

YES

● Subtle

● Flexible

● More convenient than wearables

● Non-permanent

● Collects a variety of data

● Wide scope for application

“Smart Tattoo”/ EES/ “biostamp”

Data Capture

• Risk vs. “At Risk”

• Shifting arena

• Information, responsibility and power

Data Capture

Architecture

Architecture

● Owner

● Family● Hospital● Public health

Organizations● Other companies

e.g. Insurers, workplace, universities or research labs...

Interaction

Interaction

OWNER

MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS

POPULATION LEVEL

Interaction

Interpretation

Interpretation

• Personalised medicine

• Personal data as currency

• Opensource healthcare

Conclusions

• Who can access what data• Data as a public good?• Context

Smart Tattoo