Better Health for Millennials
summary
Samsung Health aggregates phone and wearable biosensors plus EHR and genomics to deliver personalized services and already runs a cardiac rehab program via smartwatch deployed in about 3,000 patients. Millennials count 73 million in the U.S. and half the workforce 73 million Millennials, yet 52% say healthcare doesn't meet their needs even though 83% rate their own health good or excellent. Consumer apps use passive wearables, ML predictions for cycles, habit-focused microcontent, community forums, and privacy certifications like HIPAA; one meditation app reaches ~70 million downloads.
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chapters (39)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15Welcome
- 0:40Agenda
- 1:22Samsung Health
- 2:55Portfolio
- 3:53Consumer Wellness
- 4:35Care Solutions
- 5:46Better Health for Millennials
- 10:23Introducing the speakers
- 11:48Why are Millennials so stressed
- 12:16Stress and sleep
- 13:38Using celebrities
- 14:08Datadriven approach
- 16:28Diet nutrition
- 17:03Diet goals
- 18:46Validate my technology
- 19:36Measuring parameters
- 20:05Experience
- 21:30How do I distress
- 22:02I hate the idea
- 22:19Millennials
- 22:45Wearables
- 25:02Active and passive tracking
- 25:13wearables for health
- 25:27technologies are not perfect
- 26:09physicians office
- 26:32medical technology
- 27:19behavior change
- 27:54results
- 29:56communities
- 31:48stress
- 33:42data security
- 34:09key lessons
- 36:28HIPAA compliance
- 37:56Trust and credibility
- 38:55The gatekeeper
- 40:06High standards
- 42:43Audience questions
- 43:11Sharing data
