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Let's design children's health experiences together!

Within the workshop Sabine Müllauer from design and innovation firm Daylight and Schirin Lucie Richter from healthcare innovation firm Future Medical Systems will guide you through a 3 hour interactive innovation workshop. You'll learn about Design Thinking in healthcare, get to try out methods and approaches in Human-Centered Design and in a small team develop your own experience prototype for the children's health use case. You'll learn a new way of thinking about approaching challenges and how to turn insights into action. These methods were developed at Stanford University's d.school and are continuously being refined in different industries. We look forward to exploring a human-centered approach to children's health and wellbeing together with you!

In addition to the interdisciplinary summit "Future of Health - Child Health and Wellbeing", we offer an autumn school for undergraduates, postgraduates and young professionals, who want to delve deeper into the health of children and adolescents.

Participants will take part in the keynote speeches and panel discussions and, in addition, work in small interdisciplinary groups to develop innovative, sustainable health solutions for children and adolescents.

Take the chance and learn about scientific and practical approaches and apply with a short CV for the interdisciplinary Autumn School "Future of Health - Child Health and Wellbeing".

OVERVIEW

  Future of Health - Interdisciplinary Autumn School 2022
Dates:
 October 12 - 14, 2022
Opportunity to participate: on-site: TUM Campus im Olympiapark HS2 and S6 (TUM CiO)
Target group:
Undergraduates, postgraduates and young professionals with an interest in the field of health
Language:
English
Number of participants:
Max. 20
Application deadlines:

October 7, 2022 (incl. CV)
Participation fee: free of charge
CP / ECTS:
2 ECTS
Doctoral candidates 18 CP (TUM)

PATRON

Photo: Andi Frank
Photo: Andi Frank
Bavarian State Minister of Health and Care

Klaus Holetschek was appointed on January 11, 2021 by Prime Minister Dr. Markus Söder to Minister of State in the Bavarian State Ministry for Health and Care. We are very pleased that the Minister of State Klaus Holetschek will again take over the patronage for the interdisciplinary summit and the summer school "Future of Health".

 

 

André <br /> Andonian<br /> <br /> Member Advisory Board (SG) TUM,<br /> Chairman Emeritus North Asia und Special Advisor - Senior Partner Emeritus <br /> McKinsey & Company
André
Andonian

Member Advisory Board (SG) TUM,
Chairman Emeritus North Asia und Special Advisor - Senior Partner Emeritus
McKinsey & Company
Raymond <br /> Chan<br /> <br /> Co-Managing Partner, Kansai-Osaka, <br /> McKinsey & Company
Raymond
Chan

Co-Managing Partner, Kansai-Osaka,
McKinsey & Company
Dr. Sandra <br /> Cortesi<br /> <br /> Senior Research and Teaching Associate<br /> University of Zurich<br /> Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
Dr. Sandra
Cortesi

Senior Research and Teaching Associate
University of Zurich
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
Prof. The Lord Ara <br /> Darzi <br /> <br /> Co-Director of the Institute of Global Health Innovation, Chair of Surgery,<br /> Imperial College London
Prof. The Lord Ara
Darzi

Co-Director of the Institute of Global Health Innovation, Chair of Surgery,
Imperial College London
Prof. Dr.<br /> Brendan Delaney<br /> <br /> Faculty of Medicine, Department of Surgery & Cancer, Chair in Medical Informatics and Decision Making,<br /> Imperial College London<br />
Prof. Dr.
Brendan Delaney

Faculty of Medicine, Department of Surgery & Cancer, Chair in Medical Informatics and Decision Making,
Imperial College London
Prof. Dr. Regina <br /> Ensenauer   <br /> <br /> Department of Child Nutrition,<br /> Max Rubner-Institut 
Prof. Dr. Regina
Ensenauer  

Department of Child Nutrition,
Max Rubner-Institut 
Prof. Dr. Johan Gunnar<br /> Eriksson<br /> <br /> National University of Singapore <br /> Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology<br /> Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Prof. Dr. Johan Gunnar
Eriksson

National University of Singapore
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Prof. Dr. Urs<br /> Gasser<br /> <br /> Dean of the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology, Chair of Public Policy, Governance and Innovative Technology,<br /> TUM
Prof. Dr. Urs
Gasser

Dean of the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology, Chair of Public Policy, Governance and Innovative Technology,
TUM
Prof. Dr. Reiner <br /> Hanewinkel<br /> <br /> Head of Institute IFT-Nord (Institute for Therapy and Health Research), Diplom-Psychologist, Psychological Psychotherapist<br />
Prof. Dr. Reiner
Hanewinkel

Head of Institute IFT-Nord (Institute for Therapy and Health Research), Diplom-Psychologist, Psychological Psychotherapist
Dr. Lars<br /> Hartenstein<br /> <br /> Co-Leader<br /> McKinsey Health Institute
Dr. Lars
Hartenstein

Co-Leader
McKinsey Health Institute
Prof. Dr. Julia<br /> Hauer<br /> <br /> Head of the Children's Center Munich, Chief Physician of the Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine,<br /> Munich Clinic Harlaching,<br /> Munich Clinic Schwabing
Prof. Dr. Julia
Hauer

Head of the Children's Center Munich, Chief Physician of the Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine,
Munich Clinic Harlaching,
Munich Clinic Schwabing
Prof. Dr. Stephan<br /> Jonas<br /> <br /> Director Institute for Digital Medicine<br /> University Clinic Bonn
Prof. Dr. Stephan
Jonas

Director Institute for Digital Medicine
University Clinic Bonn
Prof. Dr. Didier<br /> Jourdan<br /> <br /> UNESCO chair and WHO collaborating center in Global Health & Education
Prof. Dr. Didier
Jourdan

UNESCO chair and WHO collaborating center in Global Health & Education
Prof. Dr. Gerhard<br /> Kramer<br /> <br /> Senior Vice President Research and Innovation, TUM
Prof. Dr. Gerhard
Kramer

Senior Vice President Research and Innovation, TUM
Prof. Dr. <br /> Kathryn Maitland <br /> <br /> Professor of Paediatric Tropical Infectious Diseases at the Faculty of Medicine and Director of the ICCARE Centre at the Global Centre of Health Innovation, <br /> Imperial College London<br />
Prof. Dr.
Kathryn Maitland

Professor of Paediatric Tropical Infectious Diseases at the Faculty of Medicine and Director of the ICCARE Centre at the Global Centre of Health Innovation,
Imperial College London
Prof. Dr. Volker<br /> Mall<br /> <br /> Medical Director, Chair of Social Pediatrics,<br /> TUM
Prof. Dr. Volker
Mall

Medical Director, Chair of Social Pediatrics,
TUM
Prof. Dr. Renate <br /> Oberhoffer-Fritz<br /> <br /> Dean of the Department of Sport and Health Sciences, Chair of<br /> Preventive Pediatrics, <br /> TUM<br />
Prof. Dr. Renate
Oberhoffer-Fritz

Dean of the Department of Sport and Health Sciences, Chair of
Preventive Pediatrics,
TUM
Prof. Dr. Orkan<br /> Okan<br /> <br /> Chair of Health Literacy,<br /> TUM
Prof. Dr. Orkan
Okan

Chair of Health Literacy,
TUM
Prof. Dr. Matthias<br /> Richter<br /> <br /> Chair of Social Determinants of Health<br /> TUM
Prof. Dr. Matthias
Richter

Chair of Social Determinants of Health
TUM
Prof. Dr. Nikkil <br /> Sudharsanan<br /> <br /> Rudolf Mößbauer Tenure Track Professorship of Behavioral Science for Disease Prevention and Health Care, <br /> TUM
Prof. Dr. Nikkil
Sudharsanan

Rudolf Mößbauer Tenure Track Professorship of Behavioral Science for Disease Prevention and Health Care,
TUM
Prof. Dr. Heidrun <br /> Thaiss <br /> <br /> Member Advisory Board (SG) TUM,<br /> Honorary professorship TUM, former head of BZgA
Prof. Dr. Heidrun
Thaiss

Member Advisory Board (SG) TUM,
Honorary professorship TUM, former head of BZgA
Prof. Dr. Sabine <br /> Walper<br /> <br /> Chairman and Director<br /> Deutsches Jugendinstitut e.V.
Prof. Dr. Sabine
Walper

Chairman and Director
Deutsches Jugendinstitut e.V.
Dr. Martin<br /> Weber<br /> <br /> Program Manager for Child and Adolescent Health and Development, Division of Health Policy and Country Health Systems (CPS), WHO Regional Office for Europe
Dr. Martin
Weber

Program Manager for Child and Adolescent Health and Development, Division of Health Policy and Country Health Systems (CPS), WHO Regional Office for Europe

Leon Brudy<br /> <br /> Business Developemt Manager,<br /> Garmin Health
Leon Brudy

Business Developemt Manager,
Garmin Health
Sabine Müllauer<br /> <br /> Director Health and Business Development, Daylight Design
Sabine Müllauer

Director Health and Business Development, Daylight Design
Schirin Lucie Richter <br /> <br /> Senior Partner at Future Medical Systems, <br /> Co-Founder Mobilix Inc
Schirin Lucie Richter

Senior Partner at Future Medical Systems,
Co-Founder Mobilix Inc

FUTURE OF HEALTH - CHILD HEALTH AND WELLBEING

“Children […] must be given a stable environment in which to thrive, including good health and nutrition, protection from threats and access to opportunities to learn and grow. Investing in children is one of the most important things a society can do to build a better future. “(WHO, 2022)

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have a long-lasting and negative impact on children's development and health. Consequently, significant weight gain has been observed among adolescents. Physical distancing, virtual schooling, increased screen-time, and less physical activity have all contributed to unhealthier lives. Moreover, the pandemic has accelerated and exacerbated many of the pre-existing racial and socioeconomic health disparities.

It is also known that mental disabilities, developmental delays and disabilities, injuries and non-communicable diseases – including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, preventable cancer and chronic respiratory diseases – pose a threat to children and adolescents worldwide (UNESCO, 2021).

Successful health promotion interventions for children and adolescents aiming at increasing their physical activity, enabling better food choices and healthy nutrition, strengthening their mental health, and overall healthy behaviours have the potential to influence health and well-being sustainably in the life-course. Key strategies are needed to implement physical activity, healthy diet and behaviour programs in a variety of daily life settings. Digital solutions for the families could play a key role today.

The 2nd interdisciplinary Summit "Future of Health - Child Health and Wellbeing" addresses these challenges and focuses on the fundamental changes that are imperative for sustainable child and adolescent health.

 Topics:

  • 12th October 2022: NCDs in childhood and the role of covid-19       
  • 13th October 2022: Perspectives of prevention
  • 14th October 2022: Health behaviors

Learn from leading international experts who shed light on child and adolescent health from different perspectives and identify future challenges. Join the discussion and help to improve the long-term health and wellbeing of children and adolescents.

  • Design the "Future of Health"
  • Visit a top-class event of TUM, the number 1 among German universites according to the QS World University Ranking
  • Inform about the current hot topics and trends of Health and Health Systems through lectures and workshops with real life cases
  • Meet renowned experts in health, technology, economics and industry and learn from their rich an excellent experience at Germany´s sole Department of Sport and Health Sciences
  • Benefit from collaboration with international participants and get inspired by interdisciplinary creation of cutting edge models for the future of child and adolescent health

Changes possible

In addition, workshops will be held by Daylight Design (Design Thinking) and Garmin Health in the afternoon of October 13 and 14.

All participants will receive an issued certificate by TUM upon successful completion. For students, completion leads to the award of 2 ECTS / 18 CP credits. Please contact your home institution to validate credit transfer.

 

For us, the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, the health and safety of our participants and lecturers comes first. The interdisciplinary autumn school "Future of Health" is planned as an hybrid event. Due to the current infection situation, some of the international keynote speakers will hold their lectures and the subsequent discussions using video conferencing software. The participants of the autumn school will take part on-site in Munich, whereby we will strictly adhere to the hygiene requirements of the TUM (https://www.tum.de/en/about-tum/news/coronavirus/).

We are constantly tracking the trend of COVID-19 and will take all the necessary measures to ensure the utmost safeguard of our participants and lecturers. If COVID-19 will not allow us to host the interdisciplinary autumn school in Munich, we will offer it online during the same time period.

TUM Sport and Health for Life

 

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