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Innovation technology and life-course approaches keynote at WHO Healthy Cities 2015 Kuopio Annual Business and Technical Conference. 26 June 2015. Senior Advisor Arto Holopainen.

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INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY AND
LIFE-COURSE APPROACHES
Arto Holopainen
Senior Advisor
Technology and Business Foresight
Kuopio Innovation Ltd.
Kuopio 26/JUN/2015
WHO Healthy Cities Network
Annual Business and Technical Conference

Wooden rowing boat
Ground
level
Underground
Parking hall
Source: Savon Sanomat
5.12.2013

YLE News, East-Finland 24th June 2015
Minister ice fishing in the middle of Kuopio marketplace
Source: YLE News, East-Finland 24th June 2015

Make health fun!
Source: Tweet #whokuopio by @JyriWuorisalo 25.6.2015

Valteri Centre for Learning and Consulting
Valteri School, Mäntykangas

Finnish eHealth and
eSocial Strategy
2020
Source: Information to support well-being and service renewal. eHealth and eSocial
strategy 2020. Publications of the MSAH 2015
“Information to support
well-being and service
renewal”

Source: Better health through genome information. National genome strategy. Working
group proposal. Reports and memorandums (MSAH) 2015:24 (only in Finnish)
“Genomic data will be
effectively used in
healthcare and in the
promotion of health
and wellbeing”
Finnish Genome Strategy
Vision 2020

Information systems
support my work
eServices are part
of my work
Information
helps my work
I’m working with
information security
Life management
Freedom of choice
My data
Citizen
Doing it myself
Professional
Smart systems for
capable users
Source: Information to support well-being and service renewal. eHealth and eSocial strategy 2020. Publications of the MSAH 2015

Kuopio Health Account
Source: www.kuopio.fi/terveystili

Prepare for change from
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Make information available
as open data
Source: Kuopio Open Data

Innovation technology
“Womb-to-tomb”
Source: Kuopio Innovation Ltd. ICT for Health

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THANK YOU – KIITOS!
arto.holopainen(at)kuopioinnovation.fi
@ArtoHolopainen

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Innovation technology and life-course approaches - WHO Healthy Cities

1. INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIFE-COURSE APPROACHES Arto Holopainen Senior Advisor Technology and Business Foresight Kuopio Innovation Ltd. Kuopio 26/JUN/2015 WHO Healthy Cities Network Annual Business and Technical Conference

4. Wooden rowing boat Ground level Underground Parking hall Source: Savon Sanomat 5.12.2013

5. YLE News, East-Finland 24th June 2015 Minister ice fishing in the middle of Kuopio marketplace Source: YLE News, East-Finland 24th June 2015

6. Experimentation culture

7. Make health fun! Source: Tweet #whokuopio by @JyriWuorisalo 25.6.2015

10. Be open-minded

11. Valteri Centre for Learning and Consulting Valteri School, Mäntykangas

12. Technology for promoting health

13. Finnish eHealth and eSocial Strategy 2020 Source: Information to support well-being and service renewal. eHealth and eSocial strategy 2020. Publications of the MSAH 2015 “Information to support well-being and service renewal”

14. Source: Better health through genome information. National genome strategy. Working group proposal. Reports and memorandums (MSAH) 2015:24 (only in Finnish) “Genomic data will be effectively used in healthcare and in the promotion of health and wellbeing” Finnish Genome Strategy Vision 2020

15. Smart garments - Already here

16. Information systems support my work eServices are part of my work Information helps my work I’m working with information security Life management Freedom of choice My data Citizen Doing it myself Professional Smart systems for capable users Source: Information to support well-being and service renewal. eHealth and eSocial strategy 2020. Publications of the MSAH 2015

17. Kuopio Health Account Source: www.kuopio.fi/terveystili

18. Prepare for change from teaching to learning

19. Make information available as open data Source: Kuopio Open Data

20. Innovation technology “Womb-to-tomb” Source: Kuopio Innovation Ltd. ICT for Health

21. CHALLENGE 2015 eHealth Innovations Gamification Wild cards 2 categories Real needs Start 2-JUN-15 www.gamesforhealthchallenge.fi #gfhchallenge

22. THANK YOU – KIITOS! arto.holopainen(at)kuopioinnovation.fi @ArtoHolopainen

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