Unleashing the Power of the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals

Now in its fifth year, the Future Health Index features intriguing insights into the next generation of healthcare professionals all under age 40. 3,000 respondents from 15 countries worldwide took part in this survey. The results reveal the gap between this group’s expectations – regarding technology, training, and job satisfaction – and the reality of their experience as healthcare professionals.

Join us as we explore this year’s themes and discuss how healthcare leaders can attract and retain the healthcare professionals of the future. What technology holds the most promise for improving care in the future? How does the next generation really perceive AI? The results may surprise you.

During this webinar you will learn:

How the expectations of young healthcare professionals prior to entering the profession can be closer aligned to the reality of their roles today
How they perceive technology and the role it plays in delivering value-based care
How hospital leaders can create the right working environment of culture, collaboration and empowerment to keep these young healthcare professionals motivated

Jan Kimpen

Global Chief Medical Officer
Philips, The Netherlands

Bio info: As the leader of the global clinical team, Jan works with 40 clinicians and medical PhDs with the responsibility for...

As the leader of the global clinical team, Jan works with 40 clinicians and medical PhDs with the responsibility for advocacy, customer partnerships, clinical research and medical consulting, and he is responsible for the annual publication of the Philips Future Health Index.
Jan chairs the Chief Medical and Scientific Office Leadership Team consisting of the clinical leaders of each Philips Cluster and in which the markets are represented. A frequent speaker on value-based care and digital innovation in healthcare, Jan participates in the WEF Global Future Council on Healthcare, the American Heart Association alliance and the Board of Sanara Ventures in Israel. Jan is Board Member of COCIR (formerly president, 2018-2020), the European trade union for imaging, healthcare informatics and radiotherapy.

Joyce Sombroek, MD

Doctor and Former Professional Athlete

Bio info: Joyce is a former professional athlete as goalkeeper of the Dutch national field hockey team. She won a gold medal...

Joyce is a former professional athlete as goalkeeper of the Dutch national field hockey team. She won a gold medal at the Olympics in London in 2012 and a silver medal at the Olympics in 2019 in Rio de Janeiro. She’s also won the world championship and European championship and was voted the best goalkeeper of the world twice during her career. During her career as a professional athlete she managed to study medicine and is now working as a doctor (MD) at an Amsterdam-based hospital.

Ruben Osnabrugge

Strategic Program Lead, Value Based Care
Philips

Bio info: Dr. Osnabrugge is currently the Global Strategic Program Lead Value Based Care at Philips. Prior to this he was a...

Dr. Osnabrugge is currently the Global Strategic Program Lead Value Based Care at Philips. Prior to this he was a Cardio-Thoracic Surgeon with a special interest in Interventional cardiology (structural heart) at the Erasmus MC, Rotterdam. His Ph.D. thesis was “Costs, Quality and Value in Cardiovascular interventions: Implications for clinical decision-making”, for which he spent a Fulbright Scholarship at the Mid-America Heart Institute in Kansas City. He performed cost-effectiveness and quality-of-life studies of major interventional cardiology trials, co-authored more than 45 peer-reviewed medical articles in top peer-reviewed medical journals, contributed to European clinical guidelines and was a faculty member at the major cardiovascular professional organizations EuroPCR and the European Association of CardioThoracic Surgery (EACTS). Apart from his medical degrees, he holds a Master of Science degree in Clinical Epidemiology from the Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences (NIHES) and Harvard School of Public Health, Boston MA., as well as a degree in Health Economics, from Erasmus University Rotterdam.