ABOUT US - Second Opinion

Competencies in healthcare and international business, together with experience gained over four decades of entrepreneurship, position our communication beyond the boundaries of professions, institutions and countries.

Timeline

Entrepreneurship

Telemedicine

Research

Listening

Insights

Over the years, we realized how to:

– understand complex situations
– connect different sectors
– make expertise accessible
– strengthen people through preventive action
– increase efficiency through planning

Conclusions

The synergy between the labour market and the health market is disrupted by communication problems.

Quality of information

— Excessive amounts of unverified information
— Lack of reliable verification of information
— Incomprehensible and inappropriate information

Understanding the situation

— Lack of a comprehensive overview of the situation
— Incorrect linking of available information
— Misinterpretation of information

Interpersonal communication

— Misunderstanding other people
— Inadequate preparation for communication
— Inability to clearly communicate information to others

The key problem is not the availability of resources,

but communication in their use.

From insight to application

Based on these insights, we created tools and processes for quadrilateral communication – between families, employers, the healthcare sector and public institutions.

Through them, we respond to the different interests as well as the actual needs of all participants, without intruding on privacy – from medical to legal questions, from financial to housing-related concerns, from leisure and tourism to active ageing and independence.

Using transdisciplinary coordination, we go beyond conventional interdisciplinary collaboration and apply a unique approach to selecting consultants who rarely, if ever, collaborate in everyday practice.

The way we engage international consultants is also innovative, ensuring not only different but also independent perspectives!

HIGHLIGHTS

Quadrilateral communication
Beyond interdisciplinary collaboration
Unconventional selection of experts
Different and independent perspectives
Without intruding on privacy