WHINN – Week of Health and INNovation 2015

Start

Mon, 19 Oct 2015, 08:00

End

Fri, 23 Oct 2015, 17:00

WebSite

http://www.whinn.dk

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Join WHINN for a unique Week of Health and INNovation.

WHINN is the first of its kind with more than 1.500 attendees; a festival that consist of conferences, events, innovation and business activities, which are brought together in one week all within health and innovation.

WHINN brings you inspiration and insight in the newest research and international trends, and gathers CEOs, end-users, clinicians and decision makers.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Dr. PhD Nick Goodwin, CEO IFIC & Senior Associate

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CEO IFIC & Senior Associate - The King's Fund

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Integrated care requires health and social care workers, from multiple professional backgrounds and different organisations, to work together – frequently through virtual platforms. ICT plays a vital role in supporting this team-oriented way of working where professionals must share information about – and with – the patient in real time so as to provide high-quality, people-centred, coordinated care.

This conference will consider how to use new technologies to support people with complex chronic needs to live independently and well in their homes and communities. In particular, it will examine the issues in ‘how to’ deploy effective technological innovations in practice and at-scale.

The conference is part of WHINN Week of Health and INNovation 2015 and will feature work from EU projects Smart Care, Care Well and Beyond Silos as well as the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing B3 Action Group who will demonstrate progress and evidence impact. The conference will offer participants within these initiatives an opportunity to share learning and collaborate to move agendas forward together.

The conference will particularly look at how to develop cost-effective and high quality care pathways for people with both health and social care needs, and within that:

· How to use information and tools to model care and project resource needs;
· How to co-design technological innovations so they meet the needs of end users;
· How to build the business case for technology adoption and integrated care through evaluation; and
· How to make change happen.

Who will attend?

The conference is aimed at participants of the major EU projects as well as managers, health and social care professionals and academics concerned with the development of ICT to support the better management of integrated health and social care.

Registration will open soon..

8.00 – 9.00	*Registration and Refreshments*

Session One: How technology is transforming care

9.00am	Welcome and introduction To be confirmed
9.15am	Understanding integrated care and the essential role of technology innovations Dr Nick Goodwin, CEO, International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC)
9.40am	Keynote: The use of technological innovations as an opportunity to improve care and design new care models Kevin Dean, Managing Director, Smart Health Science Limited
10.10am	Technology and integrated care in Denmark: a vision for the future Karsten Uno Petersen, Elected member of the Regional Council in Region of Southern Denmark
10.30am	Questions and discussion

Session Two: Parallel Sessions

11.30am – 1.00pm	Delegates should choose to attend one of the following four sessions. Places will be allocated on a first come basis to maximum capacity.

1.	Making the business case for integrated care and technology

11.30am	Welcome and introduction Ingo Meyer, Senior Research Consultant, empirica
11.40am	The economics of integrated care Dr Apostolos Tsiachristas, Health Economics Research Centre, Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford
12.00pm	Adapting MAST Dr Anne-Kirstine Dyrvig, Centre for Innovative Medical Technology (CIMT), Odense University Hospital
12.20pm	Developing capabilities to monitor and evaluate outcomes Dr Maya Leventer-Roberts, Deputy Director, Clalit Research Institute, Israel
12.40pm	Questions and discussion

2	Lessons for effective technology deployment in the EU (collaboration session for project participants)

11.30am	Welcome and Introduction Arnaud Senn, DG SANCO Lessons from SmartCare Matteo Apuzzo, Project Co-ordinator Lessons from SmartCare Matteo Apuzzo, Project Co-ordinator Lessons from CareWell Esteban de Manuel, Project Co-ordinator Lessons from BeyondSilos Eddie Ritson, Project Co-ordinator Lessons from United4Health Marc Lange, Communication and Dissemination WP Leader Session format to be agreed

3	Technical innovation and integrated care in action

11.30am	Welcome and introduction xxxxxx
11.35am	SmartCare in Serbia Marija Latifovic, Director, Center for Social Work, Kraljevo
11.55pm	Region of Southern Denmark Case Study Christina E. Wanscher, Special Adviser - International Coordinator, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark
12.15pm	eHealth strategy and deployment in Sofia Dr Rostislava Dimitrova Vice President of Center for eHealth and Innovation, Bulgaria
12.35pm	Questions and discussion

4	Targeting resources to meet people’s needs

11.30am	Welcome and introduction xxxxxx
11.35am	How the ACG Risk Stratification tool is being used in the Veneto Region Francesco Marchet, Project Manager, Veneto Region – Local Health Authority
11.55am	Introducing new and innovative healthcare ICT tools with limited resources in Zagreb Karlo Guštin, Strategic Marketing Manager, Ericsson Mobile Health
12.15pm	Providing sustainable care to people with complex conditions in the Basque Speaker to be confirmed
12.35pm	Questions and discussion
*1.00pm*	*Buffet lunch and exhibition and poster display*

Session Three: Modelling Care

2.00pm	Welcome and introduction
2.05pm	Keynote: How to use information and tools to model care and resource use Dr Joseph Kvedar, Vice President of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare
2.30pm	Welfare innovation within the primary at care prevention: challenges and opportunities Dr Paolo Caserotti, Associate Professor, Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics, Odense University
2.55pm	Questions and discussion
*3.10pm*	*Refreshment break, exhibition and networking*

Session Four: Making change happen: lessons for the effective deployment of technological innovation to support integrated care

3.30pm	Welcome and introduction Chairperson to be confirmed
3.35pm	Maturity Matrix: EIP on AHA B3 Action Group on Integrated Care Dr Andrea Pavlickova, European Service Development Manager, NHS24/Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare
3.55pm	Progress and pitfalls in the technology adoption in Northern Ireland Eddie Ritson, Programme Director, Centre for Connected Health and Social Care
4.15pm	Questions and discussion
4.30pm	Keynote address: Navigating leadership and culture in the healthcare sector: how can we achieve transformational change? Dr Wouter Keijser, Transformation Coach Healthcare (HIM Spain) and Research Associate, University of Twente, The Netherlands.
*5.00pm*	*Close of conference*