GER
Cohort 1
Tobias Gantner
digital health
co-creation
democratization of healthcare
Innovation
empowerment
Founder & CEO, HealthCare Futurists GmbH, Germany
HealthCare Futurists GmbH

leadership vision

Don't get a job, create a job and help others to become the best possible self by empowering them. 

my story

I am passionately driven by curiosity and constantly challenging the status quo.

Why gets me further than because. I have organized the first Sciana Hackathon in Zurich 2019 and engaged in a couple of projects together with Sciana Fellows. Glad to be with the programme.

about me

Tobias Gantner is the founder of the HealthCare Futurists GmbH, a globally active organization that is engaged in fostering innovation and change in healthcare. He is consulting with major industry partners worldwide on sustainable integration of novelty products that have the potential to become game changers in healthcare. His interest goes out to digital transformation in healthcare, data analytics and patient centric design thinking. He has spent more than ten years in leading positions in the medical device and pharmaceutical industry after having received residency training in transplant surgery. Tobias holds degrees in philosophy, health economics (M.B.A.), law (LL.M.) and medicine (M.D., Ph.D.). He has received his M.D. from the University of Ulm Medical School, Germany and his Ph.D. from the Medical University of Hannover, Germany.

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Carl Rudolf Blankart
University of Bern
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Professor of Regulatory Affairs, University of Bern, Switzerland
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Dunja Nicca
University of Zürich
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Saskia De Gani
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Rupert Suckling
Doncaster Council
Rupert Suckling
Director of Public Health, Doncaster Council in the North of England; Board Member, Association of Directors of Public Health, UK
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Lorena Dini
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Lorena Dini
Senior Health Systems Researcher and Designer, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
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Helen Crimlisk
Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Tr
Helen Crimlisk
Consultant Psychiatrist and Deputy Medical Director, Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom
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Judith Proctor
Edinburgh Integration Joint Board
Judith Proctor
Chief Officer, Edinburgh Integration Joint Board, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Marc Augustin
Protestant University of Applied Sciences
Marc Augustin
Professor, Protestant University of Applied Sciences Bochum, Germany
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Lawrence Tallon
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Lawrence Tallon
Deputy Chief Executive, Guy's and St Thomas' (GSTT), United Kingdom
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Nora Kronig Romero
Federal Office of Public Health
Nora Kronig Romero
Vice-Director General, Federal Office of Public Health, Switzerland
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Wiebke Loebker
Federal Institute of Drugs and Medical Product
Wiebke Loebker
Personal Assistant of the President; Federal Institute of Drugs and Medical Products; Head of Innovation Office, Change Management Staff Unit, Germany
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Richard Stubbs
Yorkshire & Humber AHSN
Richard Stubbs
Chief Executive, Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber and Chair, National Health Innovation Network, United Kingdom
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Oliver Reich
SWICA Health Organisation
Oliver Reich
Director, santé24, Switzerland
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Thorsten Langer
University of Freiburg, Medical Center
Thorsten Langer
Professor, Director Social Pediatric Center, Children's Hospital Freiburg, Germany
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Jacqui Dyer
Lambeth Council
Jacqui Dyer
Deputy Leader of Council, Lambeth Council, London, United Kingdom
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Adrian Jonas
NHS England
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Meet the Partners

Sciana: The Health Leaders Network is a programme supported jointly by the Health Foundation (UK), Careum (CH) and the Bosch Health Campus (DE) in collaboration with Salzburg Global Seminar.