FT Digital Health Summit Europe 2017

Start:

Tue, 27 Jun 2017, 08:00

End:

Tue, 27 Jun 2017, 05:40

Website:

http://live.ft.com/DigitalHealthEurope

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#FTDigHealth

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The FT Digital Health Summit Europe will return to London again in 2017 bringing delegates a top-level speaker roster and agenda.

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WHY ATTEND?

Assess how patients are being empowered and further involved in the transformation of healthcare
Hear how collaborations between pharma and big tech are enriching the commercial viability of digital health
Meet and greet with the full array of industry stakeholders, from healthcare to technology, pharma to start-ups, regulation to government
Identify solutions in overcoming cyber security threats in digital health
Don’t get left behind - be part of a must-attend event mapping the continued transformation of healthcare

WHO ATTENDS?

FT Live has a reputation for delivering very senior board level audiences to attend a wide range of world class thought-leadership events across the globe for nearly 40 years.

The FT Digital Health Summit Europe will be attended by:

Life science companies
Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
Healthcare providers
Multi-technology corporations
Investment banks
Medical device manufacturers
Health insurers
Health/big data companies
Venture capitalists
Health regulatory agencies
Mobile app providers
Mobile operators and service providers
Technology consultancies
Management consultancies
Telemedicine companies
Mobile technology manufacturers
Digital health companies
Data integrators/analytics/brokers
Genomics/personalised medicine related companies
Wireless-device manufacturers

If you book before Thursday 6th April, you will be entitled to a further reduction of £100.

FEES

Ticket Type	Fee
Early Bird Ticket (ends 6 April)	£799 +VAT
Standard Summit Ticket	£899 +VAT

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AGENDA - 27TH JUN
8:00am	Registration and welcome reception
9:00am	Opening remarks from the Chair
	David Crow, Senior US Business Correspondent, Financial Times
9:05am	Panel keynote: Accepting digital health - how much do patients want it?
	Juliet Bauer, Director of Digital Experience, NHS England
9:15am	Accepting digital health: How much do patients want it?
	What is the likelihood of providing a digital healthcare system that enables patients of all demographics to use it?
	What are the challenges for integrating technology from different providers into one healthcare experience for the patient?
	What can be done to increase the use of telemedicine services?
	A view from the clinic - are GP telemedicine consultations working?
	Juliet Bauer, Director of Digital Experience, NHS England
	Chris Day, Director of Engagement, Care Quality Commission
	Rachel Dunscombe, Chief Information Officer, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
	Robert Johnstone, Patient Advocate and Board Member, European Patients Forum
9:55am	NHS Digital Keynote
	Beverley Bryant, Director of Digital Transformation, NHS Digital
10:20am	Doctors and Machines: The growing role of advanced technologies in healthcare
	What are the main barriers to overcome when trying to move AI in healthcare from the R&D lab to the surgery?
	Will advanced machines create even more uncertainty and worry around access to private medical records?
	How could technology alter the reimbursement models for healthcare?
	Is AI one step too far when asking patients to trust technology in an industry dominated by human interactions?
	Adam Hanina, CEO, AiCure
	Professor Andrew Price, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Oxford

10:50am	Morning break
11:20am	Policy Keynote
11:50am	Investing in tech-enabled health now and for a post-Brexit future
	Like other markets before it, will digital health investments inevitably reach their peak and slump?
	Exploring EU sources of funding: What will happen to them post-Brexit?
	Can companies entice investors to come on board with longer term views in mind?
	How have the exit strategies changed and are they altering the investor mix?
	What would an opening to public markets do for the digital health industry?
	What models are showing the best capital returns?
	Dr Vishal Gulati, Healthtech Venture Capitalist, Draper Esprit
12:30pm	The economic view - how to monetise the next phase of healthcare's transformation
	Which key consumer and patient behavioural patterns are changing the economic landscape for healthcare
	Defining the value of digital health by patient activation levels and how, if improved, can they significantly reduce healthcare costs?
	Will an economic health model driven more by consumers and patients rather than providers cause significant regulatory problems?
	What happens when your innovation is too innovative and worries investors? Is this economically sustainable?
	How can NHS England create a single market entry point for new products and services, much like its partners in Scotland and Wales?
	Clara Leonard, Associate, Digital Health Ventures
1:10pm	Lunch
2:15pm	Case study: Healthcare Heroes
	Matt Eagles, Patient
	David Hunt, Chief Executive, HAVAS LYNX
2:30pm	Spotlight session
2:30pm	Disruptor 1 - Dr Talya Miron-Shatz, CEO, CureMyWay and Co-founder, Buddy&Soul
2:45pm	Disruptor 2 - Dr Sukhbinder Noorpuri, Founder and CEO, i-GP

3:00pm	Disruptor 3 - Dr Sai Lakshmi, CEO and Co-founder, Echo
3:15pm	Digital health as a driving force for improving medical adherence
	When will mHealth become the norm for tracking patient adherence?
	How can digital health technologies be used to improve adherence in clinical trials?
	Dr Ralph Abraham, Founder, London Medical
	Dr Junaid Bajwa, Executive Director for Healthcare Services, MSD
	Mark Duman, Non-Executive Director, Patient Information Forum
3:55pm	Afternoon break
4:15pm	The new look for providers - collaborating with a transforming industry
	What are the key areas that providers are exploring in the digital health space?
	What is joint working in digital health and what evidence is there of this being successful on a mainstream basis?
	Who are the partners they most need and are most keen on partnering with?
	What role can healthcare partnerships play in making clinical trials more efficient?
	How can providers and pharma companies harness data and feedback to better develop products and services in partnership with the NHS?
	Dr Sameer Mistry, Medical Director, UK and Ireland, Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices
	Irina Osovskaya, Global Director of Mobile and Customer Experience Strategy, AstraZeneca
4:55pm	Plug and play healthcare: An ecosystem accessible for all demographics
	How can we overcome a lack of Chief Information and Innovation Officers, who can really drive forward a digital health agenda?
	What type of partners are healthcare organisations looking for in order to improve their interoperability?
	What impact will the creation of digital academies have?
	Analysing the outcomes from the NHS’s Wachter Review
	Julie Bretland, Director, Our Mobile Health
	Charles Lowe, Managing Director, Digital Health and Care Alliance / Past President - Telemedicine Section, Royal Society of Medicine
5:35pm	Closing remarks from the Chair
5:40pm	Drinks reception

	Juliet Bauer Director of Digital Experience NHS England

	Beverley Bryant Director of Digital Transformation NHS Digital

	Rachel Dunscombe Chief Information Officer Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

	Julie Bretland Director Our Mobile Health

	Dr Karl Pall Director of Brand Solutions DACH (Germany, Austria and Switzerland) Google