About this event
Diabetes Care is at a crossroads. At the global level, it is estimated that 537 million adults have diabetes, with an overwhelming 81% of them residing in Low-and Middle-Income Countries and two-thirds being undiagnosed. Access to care and treatment options in LMICs is still limited, leaving millions vulnerable and at risk of developing severe complications. So, how can digital innovation close the healthcare gap? Join Jackie Ogutu, Head of Digital Health Solutions at the World Diabetes Foundation, in conversation with Sven Ekert, Senior Strategist at Manyone, in this live, interactive webinar.
They will take a look at how the Diabetes Compass initiative is seeking to transform early detection and care through co-created digital solutions in Sri Lanka, Malawi, and Tanzania. They will also discuss the biggest challenges in diabetes care, the power of community-driven design, and how digital tools are reshaping global health strategies. Whether you're a healthcare strategist, designer, or industry professional, this session will provide you with fresh perspectives on how digital health can drive scalable, real-world impact. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from those leading the change in digital health innovation.
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With over fifteen years of healthcare experience, I specialize in leading multi-stakeholder projects, executing product strategies and developing digital health solutions. My dedication lies in human-centered innovations, focusing on addressing challenges faced by people living with chronic illnesses, particularly in low-resource settings.
I am a strategist with 8+ years of experience in (digital) transformation, innovation, and business development. Having worked as an in-house and external consultant, I specialise in driving strategic change and fostering sustainable growth by leveraging technology for impact.
Manyone is a strategic design consultancy. We're here to help transform and reimagine businesses by seamlessly blending strategy, creativity, and technology.