Science & Knowledge
Mon. September 11, 6:30PM
Are we ready to disrupt healthcare?
Let’s talk about your health with Caroline Franckx, Noppen Marc and Sebastien Deletaille
Traditional health care is on the edge of large-scale disruption. COVID-19 has driven an unprecedented pace of digitization, and remote care and monitoring have proven themselves as critical pillars of health systems all over the world.
Looking ahead to 2030 or 2040 will likely reveal a completely different reality than what we can comprehend today driven by tech disruptive innovation, greater data connectivity; and increasing “consumer”/patient engagement.
Are we ready?
Starting with a giant leap exploring how healthcare will look like in 2040, our panel of experts will be tackling key questions such as whether (and how) our healthcare system will be able to adapt to this new reality? What’s in it for us as “patient”? What role will we play? Is care really being pushed out of hospitals? how to adapt financing mechanisms in support of optimal care for patients?
A conversation hosted by Sebastien Deletaille, CEO of Rosa, dedicated to improve health and lives.
Looking ahead to 2030 or 2040 will likely reveal a completely different reality than what we can comprehend today driven by tech disruptive innovation, greater data connectivity; and increasing “consumer”/patient engagement.
Are we ready?
Starting with a giant leap exploring how healthcare will look like in 2040, our panel of experts will be tackling key questions such as whether (and how) our healthcare system will be able to adapt to this new reality? What’s in it for us as “patient”? What role will we play? Is care really being pushed out of hospitals? how to adapt financing mechanisms in support of optimal care for patients?
A conversation hosted by Sebastien Deletaille, CEO of Rosa, dedicated to improve health and lives.
speaker
Caroline Franckx
Caroline Franckx holds a Master's in Healthcare from Harvard Business School and leads CHU Brugmann since June 1, 2021. Formerly at Cliniques de l’Europe, she's an innovative bilingual with deep hospital sector expertise. Over 10 years in consultancy, she managed transformative hospital projects. Her acknowledged skills in management, change, and team leadership are vital for today’s public hospital challenges.
As CEO of CHU Brugmann, she closely collaborates with the board, chaired by Laurette Onkelinx, the management team, medical council, and social partners.
speaker
Marc Noppen
Dr. Marc Noppen, born on June 4, 1960, in Liège, Belgium, has emerged as a leading figure in both medicine and healthcare management. His educational journey saw him excel, earning distinctions in Latin-mathematics at the Royal Atheneum Lier in 1977, and later securing a magna cum laude MD from VUB University Brussels in 1984. Board-certified in Internal Medicine and Pulmonology, he extended his expertise to hospital management and finance through dedicated studies.
Currently serving as CEO of University Hospital UZ Brussel and holding various esteemed academic positions, Dr. Noppen is a prolific researcher with 165 peer-reviewed papers. Beyond academia, he's an avid reader, globetrotter, and enjoys pursuits from tennis to old-timer vehicles. Notably, he was named "Care Personality of the Year" in Flanders in 2021, solidifying his profound impact on healthcare and society.
moderator
Sébastien Deletaille
Sébastien is a tech entrepreneur in the field of Digital Health. He is the co-founder and CEO of Rosa, a tech non-profit that helps patients find and book medical appointments. With a team of 40, Rosa supports >10 000 health professionals in Belgium across outpatient and hospital care.
Prior to Rosa, Sébastien notably co-founded Riaktr (formerly Real Impact Analytics), one of Belgium's leading scale-ups, active in the field of Telecom Big Data. Riaktr was sold to Seamless Distribution Systems in 2022.
Before his entrepreneurial pursuits, Sébastien started his career at McKinsey & Company and hold a Master of Science in Business Engineering from the Solvay Business School at the University of Brussels.
