THE FUTURE OF ACUTE HEALTHCARE
How might we leverage the right combination of caregivers, resources and time across the region for patients in order to improve acute healthcare?
APPLICATIONS OPEN
January 20
ODYSSEY CONNECT
February 4-5
APPLICATIONS CLOSE
February 24
WORKSHOPS
May & September
MOMENTUM
November 13 – 15
ODYSSEY IGNITE
November & December
APPLICATIONS OPEN
January 20
ODYSSEY CONNECT
February 4-5
APPLICATIONS CLOSE
February 24
WORKSHOPS
May & September
HACKATHON
November 13 – 15
ODYSSEY IGNITE
November & December
THE CHALLENGE
Create a coordinating infrastructure that supports all entry points to the acute care system to enable every patient to receive the best acute care path at the right time and in the right place from the right caregiver given the available resources.
CONTEXT
The pressure on the acute healthcare network has been mounting. During the 2017-2018 flu epidemic, EDs were clogged and overcrowded. There was a lack of oversight, coordination and personnel in the acute healthcare network, preventing patients from getting the right care at the right place and time.
All actors want to share their care capacity (available beds, operating rooms, staff) and demands (patient that needs X care), but cannot. Their data and applications are not interoperable. Multidisciplinary triage teams need support to decide where patients will go. Our region needs a way to anticipate and plan for our future acute healthcare.
IMPACT
Great multidisciplinary triage and coordination, immediately results in better acute care for patients and more efficient use of the available resources (personnel and available beds) in a region.
Long term: availability of scenario’s predicting care demand, resulting in better planning of entire new healthcare systems.
A WINNING TEAM WILL...
Show understanding on how to transfer multidimensional information into an easy to use decision support tool for patient triage.
Show potential by scheduling a possible use case for the city and region.
Demonstrate that the solution, when further developed, could predict care demand within a region in the long term.
Key element
Interoperability.
ECOSYSTEM
MUNICIPALITY OF GRONINGEN
PROVINCE OF GRONINGEN
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER GRONINGEN
UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN
HANZEHOGESCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
ACUTE CARE NETWORK NORTHERN NETHERLANDS
ALETTA JACOBS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
SAFETY REGION GRONINGEN
AMBULANCE SERVICE GRONINGEN
MUNICIPALITY OF OLDAMBT
CAMPUS GRONINGEN
Ommelander Ziekenhuis
Martini Ziekenhuis
GHOR Groningen
WHAT HAPPENS
WITH THE WINNER
The challenge ecosystem supports the best team(s) by hosting an acceleration meetup with stakeholders and decision-makers. Exploring the right fit and potential ‘home’ for an open-source protocol. Collaborating on further development and testing of the protocol.
THIS CHALLENGE CONTRIBUTES TO SOLVING:
3D. The strengthening of capacities of all countries for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risk.
ELIGIBLE TEAMS
STUDENT TEAMS
STARTUPS
ESTABLISHED STARTUPS
SCALE-UPS
SMES
CORPORATE TEAMS
TEAM QUALITIES
Well-established multidisciplinary innovative teams: professionals and students with a good understanding of the Dutch Healthcare system.
The team is creative, innovative and humble.