227/08 Social challanges s the basis for foresight - Gaia

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Time of technical realization (red squares) and social application (blue circles). The middle point represents median value and the start and the end points quartiles. W1.1 Prevention oriented healthcare:Shifting from the current reactive diagnosis and treatment approach to... W1.2 Methods and technologies to prevent osteoporosis. W1.3 Personalized nutrition to fight obesity. W1.4 Diagnostic tests (based e.g. on gene technology) to predict the risk for life style related diseases (e.g.... W1.5 Methods to diagnose the risk for a neurodegenerative disease (e.g. Dementia or Alzheimer's). W1.6 Methods to prevent a neurodegenerative disease (e.g. Dementia or Alzheimer's). W1.7 Methods to diagnose and treat sleep disorders for “Healthy sleep". W1.8 Personalized fitness programs and centres for the elderly. W1.9 Computer games and virtual worlds designed for the elderly, including interactive, networking and games... W.10 Personal fitness programs and equipment to improve mobility and balance, which significantly decrease the... What is the level of your expertise in this area? Number of question respondents: 42 (avg: 3) Everyday knowlegde (information from newspapers etc.) Good knowledge in some of the questions in this area Good knowledge in most the questions in this area Expert of active agent in some of the questions in this area Expert of active agent in most the questions in this area Do not know 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 7,1% 26,2% 33,3% 26,2% 11 7,1% 0% 3 16 14 6 0 101
102 What is the contribution of this area in meeting the future challenges and opportunities... Number of question respondents: 42 related to this theme in Finnish society? (avg: 4,1; total: 42) None Small Moderate Somewhat large Large Do not know in developing and creating globally competitive industries and businesses within this theme in Finnland? (avg: 3,7; total: 42) None Small Moderate Somewhat large Large Do not know 0% 4,8% 23,8% 31% 40,5% 0% 0% 14,3% 26,2% 31% 28,6% 0% What is the level of competence, including research and development, in Finland relative to the top level in the world within this theme? Finland is Number of question respondents: 42 (avg: 2,6) Leading Among the top Average Somewhat behind Behind Do not know 4,8% 42,9% 40,5% 11,9% 0% 0% 0 2 10 13 17 0 0 6 11 13 12 2 0 18 17 5 0 0
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Social challenges as the basis for
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Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency f
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Table of contents Foreword 1 Backgr
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Tekes-Japan foresight 2007 project
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ciplines and areas of expertise. Th
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2.2 Panel process The panel process
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discussions panel members were able
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3 Media and ICT in everyday life Pr
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12 shifts in advertising spending a
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means also that everyday practices
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nication, as new uses of social med
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The role of media and new technolog
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The vision takes its basis from the
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Comparing Finland with Japan Japan
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7. User-centered media. Media’s r
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tional PR, which of course helps ou
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and remote identification of smart
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30 networks and internationally vis
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4 Health in aging society Raimo Sep
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The increase of mental and physical
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The field of health care is rather
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EU countries. The competition will
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there could be an upside to all thi
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The challenges and opportunities of
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decision who will and who will not
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give indication of future or immedi
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health services. This is because th
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