FEB 10TH

INSIGHT-DRIVEN DIGITAL HEALTH STRATEGIES

09:00 (CET) 
WELCOME & MORNING STUDIO

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09:05 – 9:25

KEYNOTE:

HEALTH FUTURE REIMAGINED

09:25 – 9:45

THE USE OF ANYWHERE, ANYTIME TECHNOLOGIES FOR PATIENTS

• Making the most of the incredible amount of health data produced

• Care providers and health systems including this data into a more complete view of their patients

• Enabling doctors to meet patients where they

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09:45 – 10:05

HEALTH KNOWS NO BOUNDS

• Advancing Digital Health through the power of collaboration

• Promoting a secure, ethical and actionable flow of data for prevention, population health management, personalized health and research

• Making patient data interoperability, easy to access and use in collaboration with different institutions

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10:05 – 10:25

DATA-DRIVEN HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS: A KEY ENABLER OF MORE SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS 

Jennifer Pougnet, Global Data Policy Strategy Leader, Roche

• Data-driven healthcare requires infrastructure and foundational data policy

• This further supports use of digital tools including AI, ML etc. towards Learning Health Systems (LHS)

• Connectivity of these systems within countries and outside of these borders is key to delivering innovative healthcare to patients

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10:25 – 10:40 COFFEE BREAK

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​DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN HEALTHCARE

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10:40 – 11:00 

FUTUREPROOF, FLEXIBLE, PATIENT ORIENTED AND SMART HOSPITAL

Ernst Kuipers, CEO, Erasmus Medical Center

• The need for healthcare networks

• Outpatient, home and virtual care - non-hospital treatments and services closer to patients everyday life

• Healthcare 2030, visions for the future

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11:00 – 11:20

INTEGRATION OF DIGITAL MEDICINE AND DIGITAL THERAPIES TO TODAY’S HEALTHCARE

• Results known today and what are the possibilities, but challenges for digital medicine in following years

• Digital medicine combined with other treatments for more comprehensive care

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11:20 – 11:40

SUPPLY CHAIN EXCELLENCE FOR HOSPITALS, SUPPLIERS AND PATIENTS

• How the digital supply chain can perfectly complement the physical flow of goods from source, into the patient pathway

• How e-Procurement results in happier hospitals, better value for suppliers – and safer, faster care for patients

• Open, interoperable communication between buyers and suppliers is necessary

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11:40 – 12:00

BRINGING THE POWER OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING & AI TO DRUG DISCOVERY

Raj Modi, Director of Health & Life Sciences, Oracle

• Data-driven, computationally intensive R&D processes for more streamline processes

• Adoption of innovative technologies to accelerate and expand drug discovery and development pipeline

• The opportunities to be at the heart of the simulated, digital patient journey

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12:00 – 12:20  LUNCH BREAK

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​THE VISION, INNOVATION AND FUTURE OF PERSONALISED CARE

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12:20 – 12:40 

HEALTHCARE AS A SERVICE, NOT A BUILDING

Alexander Büller, Director of the Center for Digital Health and

Britt-Marie Zaman, Director of Development, Sahlgrenska University Hospital

• Long-term solutions to minimize inpatient services

• Change Management for the Digital Transformation

• Redefining care delivery in future hospitals

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12:40 – 13:00

INFORMATION DRIVEN CARE

• AI transforming healthcare

• Health data and real-time analytics insights for prevention and early detection

• How to use AI to cut costs, improve diagnostics, and speed up development

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13:00 – 13:20

EMPOWERING THE PATIENT

• Patient centricity in care planning

• Models where patients are empowered by information, to act directly as decision makers for their own health and well-being

• Enabled to manage their healthcare concerns while putting less strain on healthcare systems

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13:20 – 13:40

KEYNOTE:

REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING FOR CHRONIC PATIENTS

Bita Farhadpour, Director of TeleHealth, Dignity Health | CommonSpirit Health

• How pandemic affected to remote care planning

• The Future of Remote Care

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13:40 – 13:45  
STUDIO AND WRAP-UP

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