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Rules

We need rules in order to construe the medicine of the future and to be able to understand, recognise, study and govern phenomena.

Gender

The phenomena that will be influencing future medicine are viewed as complex and never fully “binary”.

Proximity

Looking for a medicine that is closer to and more ready to meet users’ most distant and different needs.

Changes

Studying it, being able to interpret and govern it so that it does not dominate us is such an ancient lesson.

It happens

Stories of a becoming that perhaps we have not been able to fully bring into focus yet.

Failure

When we are faced with big uncertainties all we can do is trial, experiment and learn from our mistakes.

Distance

The natural way to find a new view and to see things in a different way is to keep the right distance.

Places of care

Will the re-definition of care spaces be an activity that will occupy a large part of future healthcare planning?

(R)evolution

Technological and digital transformation in medicine. How to prepare and how to drive change.

Network

As a tool and as a goal to produce knowledge and improve health interventions. For our rights.

Fear/Courage

In the choices that concern health and healthcare. In the management of risk and uncertainty.

Priority

For a measured and precise assessment of reality and possible corrections. For the right to health.

Time

How to optimize it in care, research and policies. For better assistance.

Choices and decisions

How to take them and how to manage them. For better health and society.

Innovation

What are we talking about. How we govern it. What do we expect.

Big data

How medicine, health and research will change. And health.

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