DRIVE: Health

Broadcasted live from the Effenaar

Hosted by CLICKNL

This project is now archived and was part of DDW21

Event type

Seminar

Location

Station

Effenaar

Dommelstraat 2

5611CK

Where we want to further explore which methods ensure that healthcare providers and patients are more involved in the healthcare system of the future, and what this could look like.

DRIVE Festival 18-22 October

DRIVE is coming up again! Just like last year, the Design Research & Innovation Festival will take place in De Effenaar, during the Dutch Design Week. And just like last year, we - together with Design United are turning it into a hybrid and interactive event that you can join from home. Five different themes in five days. Health is on Wednesday 20 October, from 10.30 - 11.30. Where we want to further explore which methods ensure that healthcare providers and patients are more involved in the healthcare system of the future, and what this could look like.

Speakers and moderator

Dirk Snelders - TU Delft Maarten Houben - TU Eindhoven Jetske van Oosten - Embassy of Health Ingeborg Griffioen & Jasper Brands - Panton Moderator: Marieke Eyskoot. She's a sustainable fashion and lifestyle expert. She puts contemporary, conscious living on the map. Marieke is featured in several top-women lists, gave several TEDx talks and was nominated as Amsterdam Citizen of the Year.

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Register now for the free online festival and get inspired. Every day a different theme, with a one hour online program. Presentations, table discussions, questions from experts and of course from the online audience.

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CLICKNL
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About CLICKNL

Since 2014, we have been putting innovative projects and project results at the interface of knowledge and innovation in the spotlight every year during DRIVE. These projects come from designers, researchers or preferably from a consortium that includes both. The projects delivered results that were important not only for the project themselves but also for future challenges.