Innovation for Change 2017
01/02/2017 3 Humanitas Group 1 Humanitas Research Hospital - Rozzano (MI)
2 Humanitas San Pio X - Milan
3 Humanitas Medical Care - Arese (MI)
4 Humanitas Gavazzeni - Bergamo
5 Humanitas Mater Domini - Castellanza (VA)
Humanitas Cellini - Turin 6 Humanitas Gradenigo - Turin
Humanitas Catanese Oncology Center - 7 Catania
4 Humanitas Research Hospital
Humanitas Research Hospital - founded in 1996 - is the leader of a group of 7 hospitals located in Milan, Bergamo, Turin, Castellanza and Catania.
5 Numbers
410M € ANNUAL REVENUES ANNUAL CLINICAL ACTIVITIES
40,000 inpatients, from all over Italy and abroad 2,3 M million medical examinations 2,500 PROFESSIONALS 56,000 emergency room +700 Doctors 2,9 M admissions million clinical analyses
+300 Researchers 24,000 MRIs
49,000 CT scans +1,000 Nurses, technicians, biologists and other professionals
+450 Staff and patient service providers 747 BEDS
75 in the medical, surgical and oncological day- hospital 90,000 SQM 28 in ICU ( intensive care unit) 75,000 sqm dedicated to clinical activities 154 in cardiopulmonary, orthopaedic and neuromotory rehabilitation oper 6,000 sqm dedicated to scientific activities 36 operating rooms
5,000 sqm dedicated to teaching 5 rooms dedicated to minimally invasive interventional cardiology +450 sqm dedicated to other reception +200 Visiting & surgical rooms facilities for patients and families
6 International Recognition
Cited by Harvard Business Review as one of the most innovative hospitals worldwide. Harvard Business School Case study Prof. R. Bohmer, Harvard Business Review, 30/04/2010
First in Italy Certified by the Joint Commission International
7 Technologies
5 MRIs, including 3 Tesla and open scanners with ambient light PE T-CT, Da Vinci Robot, EOS, 3D Ultrasounds
Genetic diagnosis and molecular testing tools
Stereotaxis for treatment of cardiac arhythmias
Digital mammography with tomosynthesis
Excimer laser and femtosecond laser 1 Gamma Knife
5 linear accelerators for radiotherapy, of which 2 Truebeam
8 Country of Origin of Non-Italian staff (2015)
4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 9%
4% 17% 4%
4%
4% 4%
9% 13%
4% 4%
Belgio Croazia Danimarca Francia Grecia Polonia Regno Unito Serbia/Monten. Spagna Canada Colombia Ecuador Giappone India Israele Macao
9 SCImago Institutions Ranking
In Italy In Western Europe among In the World among the Top 5% the Top 10% among the Top 10%
Visiting professors, fellows and associate professors from foreign universities play an important role in the development of research, teaching and collaborations.
10 11 Our vision Clinical Ac t ivit y Research A close integration between clinical activities, research and education to offer: • our students the best education available, • our patients the world’s best medical Educ ation care.
Private capital - Public Service
12 Our History
2000 Humanitas hosts the Università statale degli Srudi di Milano Degree Course in Nursing
2003 Humanitas hosts the last 3 years of the Medical School of Università statale degli Srudi di Milano
2012 Humanitas hosts the International Medical School of Università Statale degli Studi di Milano in English language - MIMED
2014 Humanitas University is born
13 Our students 700 TOTAL STUDENTS
Undegraduate students:
MEDICAL SCHOOL NURSING SCHOOL PHYSIOTHERAPY SCHOOL
80 EU STUDENTS 60 STUDENTS 20 STUDENTS 50 EXTRA EU STUDENTS per year per year per year
14 COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OF OUR STUDENTS
15 Admission Test to the Medical School
1.301 REGISTERED FOR 130 AVAILABLE PLACES
16 17 Smart campus
In Autumn 2017, the construction of the new university campus will be completed. The campus was designed according to the highest standards of technology and comfort. The campus includes classrooms and laboratories, residences, study spaces and recreational areas designed according to smart domotics principles.
18 GRAND OPENING AUTUMN 2017
HUB 7,300 sqm Recreational and study areas Canteen RESEARCH BUILDING Sport structures 5,200 sqm
WELCOME AREA 8,000 sqm
EDUCATIONAL BUILDING 7,200 sqm New classrooms Simulation center University services 20 1° CHALLENGE What’s the challenge?
• In the last few years there has been a huge increment in popular awareness about healthy nutrition. As a consequence a myriad of apps is born to help people to track the amount and the kind of Kcal eaten.
• Is it possible to find new disruptive solutions to help people organize and respect their nutrition plan? Is it possible to gain data about nutrition habits and find patterns to relate them to common diseases? Is this a global problem? Is this a global problem? Why is this a challenge?
% of children Why is this a challenge?
1-3% average obesity related cost as a percentage of the total healthcare expenditure.
43€ average cost per kg over the ideal weight.
8-10 years life expectancy reduction for severely obese people. Expected outcome
An innovative and smart tool to MUST TO HAVE improve nutrition awareness
A tool that can help NICE TO HAVE researchers to better correlate nutrition habits and diseases 2° CHALLENGE What’s the challenge?
• Technology and medicine are deeply connected. Nowadays in a hospital medical devices produce every days billions of data about patients and their status.
• Is it possible to organize them in a unique and easy-to- access database? Such a tool has a barely imaginable potential in term of diagnostic effectiveness and cost saving. Is this a global problem? Is this a global problem?
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) units Total / In hospitals / In ambulatory care providers, Per 1 000 000 inhabitants, 2003 Is this a global problem?
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) units Total / In hospitals / In ambulatory care providers, Per 1 000 000 inhabitants, 2013 Why is this a challenge?
The challenge is extremely ambitious because data are:
1 Fragmented
2 Heterogeneous
3 Hard to handle Expected outcome
An innovative and smart tool to organize ad store relevant MUST TO HAVE information about patients, at least at the hospital level
A wider prospective (regional, national,…) and some insights NICE TO HAVE about new possible applications of the tool How can we help the team?
Topic experts: Hunimed has several experts in the topics proposed and the teams will be able to contact them in case of support needed.
Bibliograpy: As a university Hunimed has access to several bibliographic databases. Therefore teams will have the most uptaded articles at their disposal.
Clinical trials: If the team will develop a working prototype (it would be very appreciated) there may be the possibility to run pilot clinical trials or at least test the solution on real cases. Lorenzo Vaggi Market Planner and Control – Humanitas University Tel. +39 0282242459 Mail: [email protected]
Humanitas University Via Manzoni, 113 – Rozzano (Milano) Italy Website: www.hunimed.eu