Toward a Sustainable Health Ecosystem Fixed on the Deepest Professional Values

Patients and healthcare professional need to take the lead in technology as digital starts with human values and human needs. It’s crucial that they organize together and don’t leave it to the other stakeholders, like tech industry or government. All these stakeholders contributing to health and care should follow the same value: the Hippocratic Oath. Nowadays it’s getting harder to uphold this oath lacking the orchestration principles for our human values in IT&C design globally. A mindset focused on return on data instead of return on investment is needed to exploit the anti-rival nature of data and their value for society. Concretizing the vision of Nobel prize winner Elinor Ostrom by organizing cooperatives in specific roles with a shared long-term mission, applying all IT&C principles described in our article lays the foundation for a sustainable health ecosystem that’s yielding curated data and embeds the anti-trust law and legislation. It brings in the maximum potential of everyone’s qualities and insights, continuously. Performing on top of licence realizing breakthroughs. For many more people and our future generations to learn and create wisdom on it, exponentially.

By Gabriëlle Speijer & Peter Walgemoed^[1]

I. NEW TECHNOLOGY: DRIVEN BY HUMAN VALUES

Patients and healthcare professionals need to take the lead in technology as digital innovation starts to interfere with human values and needs. It is crucial that they organize togeth