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Europe is very close to reaching full integration of medical informatics in the healthcare and medical sectors. When

looking at East-Europe separately however, this integration process still needs important to - in certain cases - major

progress. Driven by goals set via European Commission projects the region`s national governments are all designing

and (re)implementing their e-health strategies. With the newest developments in Health ITC applications, and latest

trends in EHR, mhealth, PMR, Big Data… hitting the market, opportunities for e-health technology and service

providers are literally unprecedented.

Conference Venue Poland, where the Ministry of Health is providing impressive support and funding

to the e-health sector, will be host country of Noppen`s East-Europe e-Health

Innovation Summit. The 2-day event will provide a business focused platform

connecting representatives from local and regional authorities, regulatory bodies,

healthcare associations, medical companies, academies, consultancy and

funding groups, service providers and technology suppliers.

► For further information, please contact: Barbara Cornelissen [email protected]

Tel +32 14 22 90 92 www.lnoppen.com

Disclaimer: This document is a promotional event release, and is not contractual.

Confirmed Speakers

More Invited Speakers Include

Ieva Vitola

eMedicin Project Manager

Pauls Stradins Clinical University

Hospital, Latvia

Gunnar Bækken

Secretary General

International Federation of Hospital

Engineering, Norway

Dr. Matic Meglic

Head of Center for Healthcare Informatics

; Coordinator of EC Joint Action PARENT

National Institute of Public Health,

Slovenia

Marcin Kedzierski

Director

Centre for Information Systems Health,

Poland

Janusz Kaszuba

Deputy Director

Department of Health’s Systems

Organisation, Ministry of Health, Poland

Prof. Renaldas Jurkevičius

Director General

Hospital of Lithuanian University of

Health Sciences Kauno Klinikos

Pal Miletics

President

Hungarian Association for Telemedicine

and eHealth

Tadeusz Jędrzejczyk

President

National Health Fund, Poland

Still To Be Invited

Agneta Granström

President

AER eHealth Network

Rudi Van de Velde

Professor Emeritus Medical Informatics

University of Leuven & University of

Brussels, Belgium

Tanel Ross

Chairman of the Management Board

Estonian Health Insurance Fund

Mikhail Federovich Nazarchuk

Director

5th City Clinical Hospital, Belarus

Ilian Grigorov

Co-Founder & Managing Director

City Clinic Sofia, Bulgaria

Mr. Radosław Rzepka

eHealth project leader and medical specialist

Medical University of Warsaw, Poland

Mr. Wojciech Glinkowski

President

Polish Telemedicine Association

Dr. Andrzej Sokołowski

President of the Board

Polish Association of Private Hospitals

Ms. Christina Papanikolaou

Secretary General for Public Health

Secretariat for Public Health, Ministry of

Health, Greece

Prof. Miloš Táborský

Head – Czech National eHealth Center

Head of the Department of Internal Medicine

I Cardiology – University Hospital Olomouc

Ms. Mari Asser

Former Head eHealth Department –

Ministry of Social Welfare, Estonia

Data Architect – Estonian eHealth Foundation

Mr. Benoît Abeloos

Policy Officer – Interoperability and

Standardization – epSOS Health & Well

Being Unit

DG CONNECT, European Commission

Mr. Pavel Budinský

Deputy Manager for Engineering &

Technology

Teaching Hospital Motol, Czech Republic

Ing. Peter Pažitný

Founding Partner & Executive Director

Health Policy Institute, Slovakia

Former principal advisor to the Ministers of

Health Slovakia, Hungary & Czech Republic

Ms. Nicole Denjoy

Secretary General

COCIR

Prof. Małgorzata Syczewska

Director

Children's Memorial Health Institute, Poland

Mr. Miroslav Madjaric

Vice President – European Association of

Healthcare IT Managers

CIO – University Hospital Center Zagreb,

Croatia

Mr. Patrick Weber

President

European Federation for Medical Informatics

Eminent Speaker to be confirmed

International Society for Telemedicine &

eHealth




Association Partners

The International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth (ISfTeH) is the international federation of

national Telemedicine/eHealth associations, and currently covers a network of national associations,

research and healthcare organizations, companies and individuals in over 80 countries around the

world.

The ISfTeH exists to facilitate the international dissemination of knowledge and experience in

Telemedicine and eHealth, to provide access to recognised experts in the field worldwide, and to

enhance networking and collaboration opportunities among the international Telemedicine and

eHealth community.

The combined experience and actual Telemedicine/eHealth implementations represented by ISfTeH

members are a valuable source of best practices available to others who are looking to introduce

such new technologies and applications within their organization or healthcare system.

The Czech National eHealth Center (NTMC) was established as a

coordinating and educational center within the new rapidly developing

sector of medicine – eHealth, respectively telemedicine. Nowadays there

are a lot of activities in eHealth in Czech Republic, but most of them

deals only with partial tasks. The aim of NTMC is to unify these activities

under one organizational structure, to search and explore new trends

and practices in this field, to test and implement these innovations and

principles into practice and last but not least, to develop and use the

modern methods in undergraduate and postgraduate education.

Polskie Towarzystwo Telemedycyny (Polish Telemedicine Society, PTTM) was

established in 1997 in Warsaw, Poland. It focuses on research to stimulate the

development of telemedicine, eHealth and medical virtual reality, enhanced

reality, and other information technologies in healthcare in clinical practice and

science in Poland. It aims to support, enhance, develop and improve

telemedicine, eHealth, medical virtual reality and information technology in

healthcare and their applications. It cooperates with medical centres in the

country and abroad, develops opinions and reviews in the field, facilitates

research and networking with individuals and centres involved in telemedicine,

eHealth, medical virtual reality and information technology in healthcare.

COCIR is the European Trade Association representing the medical imaging,

health ICT and electromedical industries. Founded in 1959, COCIR is a non-

profit association headquartered in Brussels (Belgium) .COCIR is unique as it

brings together the healthcare, IT and telecommunications industries. Our focus

is to open markets for COCIR members in Europe and beyond. We provide a

wide range of services on regulatory, technical, market intelligence,

environmental, standardisation, international and legal affairs. COCIR is also a

founding member of DITTA, the Global Diagnostic Imaging, Healthcare IT and

Radiation Therapy Trade Association (globalditta.org).

http://www.isfteh.org/











http://www.cocir.org/site/index.php?id=4

http://www.cocir.org/site/index.php?id=4

http://globalditta.org/






Participants

Ministries of Health

Regional Authorities

Telemedicine, eHealth and Medical

Informatics Associations

Patient & Nurses Associations

Hospital Chains

Insurance Companies

Regulatory Bodies, Accreditation

Bodies

Universities

Infrastructure Architecture & Design

Firms

Project Management Companies

Funding and Investment Groups

Telecom Operators& Integrators

Medical Companies

IT Solution, Technology and Equipment

Providers

Consulting Firms

Health IT Series Sponsors eHealth Series Events Demographics

Government Representative

Chairman/President/CEO/MD/GM

CIO, IT Director & Chief Medical

Informatics Director

IT Development and Planning

Director

Architect and Designer

Purchasing/Procurement Director

Doctor

Academic & Researcher

BD and Sales Director

Job Titles




Projects include

Regional – Initiated by the European Union

Horizon 2020

EU's eHealth Action Plan

European Innovation Partnership

United4Health

Poland

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Estonia

New project of law regarding eHealth – to be finished by February 2015 – aimed to create a stable

information system in health care

National Plan for the development of e-health, funded by the Czech National eHealth Center

Partnership and cooperation in the field of eHealth

Implementation of the European United4Health

Implementation of European projects: epSOS – eHGI – PARENT – Antilope

Long term eHealth programme (2008 – 2020) including implementation of EHR, national health

portal, ePrescription & eMedication, ICP Support

Further development of following: Electronic Health Record; Digital Image; Digital Registration by

the Estonian eHealth Foundation

Media Sponsors Venue

Exhibitor Sponsors




8:15 Registration And Welcome Coffee

8:45 Opening Address By Noppen

8:50 Welcome Address By Chairman

9:00

Outlook On The Importance Of Healthcare ICT • Digital Hospitals, Expectations And Benefits. • Why You Can’t Manage If You Don’t Measure • How Will Electronic Health Records Shape Healthcare In The Future • How Rapid Information Access Changes Decisions Of Doctors And Healthcare Managers? Ms. Nicole Denjoy – Secretary General - COCIR

9:30 Deployment Of ICT In The EEU Healthcare Sector • Implementation Of eHealth Systems In East Europe Compared To The Rest Of The EU • A Closer Look At Local & Regional Healthcare IT Systems

10:00 Current Status On eHealth & Telemedicine Deployment In Poland • Progress Booked & Challenges To Still Overcome Mr. Wojciech Glinkowski – President – Polish Telemedicine Society

10:30 Initiatives From The Polish Ministry Of Health • Action Plan For The Future • Projects To Undertake

11:00 Networking Tea Break And One-to-one Meetings

11:30 Panel Discussion – Government Initiatives In The East European Region • Projects In Neighbouring Countries

12:00 Updates On The EU’s Digital Agenda & eHealth Action Plan Mr. Benoît Abeloos – Policy Officer – Interoperability and Standardization – epSOS Health & Well Being Unit – DG CONNECT, European Commission

12:30 Case Study Of A Successful Integration Of ICT In The Healthcare Sector : E-stonia Ms. Mari Asser – Former Head eHealth Department – Ministry of Social Welfare, Estonia

13:00 Luncheon And Networking

14:00 Challenges Of Implementing EHR In A Public Hospital – Case Study Mr. Radosław Rzepka – eHealth project leader and medical specialist – Medical University of Warsaw, Poland

14:30 Healthcare Cloud Computing – Ensuring Patient Data Security


15:30 Setting Up Cross Border Medical Systems & Exchangeable Health Records • How To Deal With The Language Barriers? • How To Integrate Different Data Standards?

16:00 EU Standardization And Quality Benchmarking For Services Regulation

16:30 The Use Of HL7 As An Interoperability Framework In The Eastern European Region

17:00 Closure Remarks Of Chairman And End Of Day 1

Preliminary Agenda Day 1




8:15 Registration And Welcome Coffee

8:50 Welcome Address By Chairperson

9:00

Panel Discussion – The Funding Of Healthcare Informatics • Where Do Investments Come From? • Does The Local Government Offer Incentives? • How To Apply For Grants & Eu Funds?

9:30 Why Hospitals Should Invest In Healthcare ICT • Benchmarking The Costs & Analyzing ROI

10:00

Integrating Healthcare Data To Reduce Costs And Improve Patient Care Quality – Worth The Investment! Ing. Peter Pažitný – Founding Partner & Managing Director – Health Policy Institute & Central & East European Health Policy Network


11:00 Towards A More Patient Oriented Healthcare * New Applications And Solutions That Make Assisted Living & Telehomecare A Reality

11:30 Chronic Disease Management – Using Telehealth And Telemonitoring Devices To Avoid Preventable Hospitalizations

12:00 mHealth – A Stepping Stone To Universal Healthcare Accessibility?

12:30 Networking Luncheon

13:30 Transforming A Conventional Hospital Into A Digital One • IT Infrastructure & Architecture Needed To Make The “Digital Hospital” Possible • Supporting Hospitals With Intelligent Networks

14:00

ePrescription – Do The Benefits Outweigh The Objections? • Increasing Efficiency With Digital Signatures And Easy Access To The Patient’s Data

Versus Privacy And Security Issues • Case Study

14:30 Are Your Healthcare Workers Ready For Wi-fi And mHealth? • Training Staff On Technical Skills • Ensuring All The Data Is Correctly Used


15:30 Usage Of Big Data Technologies • Understanding Data Analysis, Medical Archiving And Storage Of Healthcare

Information

16:00 Best Practices Of Designing A PACS (Picture Archiving & Communication Solutions) Storage System In The Healthcare Industry • What Are The Pitfalls And How To Avoid Them

16:30 Closure Remarks Of Chairperson And End Of Day 2

Preliminary Agenda Day 2




Noppen’s Healthcare Series Events Testimonials

“Well organised,structured and attended”

T-systems

“Very well organized experience. Excellent hosts,

we’ll use them again.”

Wolters Kluwer Health | Ovid

“We are so pleased to be a sponsor as we had met

many contacts to improve our business .”

Aecom

“Thank you! I liked the event.”

GE Healthcare

“The event was very well organized with relevant

experts and very interesting presentations.”

Euroestudios

“It was a good and useful organisation. Thank you.”

Ministry of Health, Turkey

“Good and constructive event.”

Innova IT Solutions

“It was from my angle as a Business Development

Manager a great opportunity to meet the right

people, especially with the outstanding job of all

Lnoppen staff.”

Vital Quadro

“Excellent arrangements. Excellent spread of

topics.”

Elekta

“All speakers were very good, I find all to be very

relevant”

The Avenues clinic ; Private Hospitals

Association of Zimbabwe

“The conference was quite educational and an eye

opener to the challenges we fall in the medical

field.”

Pjp Associates

“Wonderful conference and very informative.

Thank you very much for the invitation”

Life healthcare

“It was a great event. “

Nairobi Women’s Hospital

“Fruitful event and good networking. Very

informative and look forward for future events”

Rabito Clinic Ltd

“Very good mix of speakers and topics; will

definitely attend next year”

Halcom Management Services, South Africa

“A good networking session that provided new

insights especially in quality, standards and design

for hospitals”

East Africa Healthcare Federation

“Well organised conference with excellent

presenters, full of insight and ideas that will help

improve quality of health care delivery in Africa.

Thank you Lnoppen for putting the resource

persons together for the conference”

Nyaho Medical Centre

“Conference covered a wide range with a number

of succinct and varied inputs. It also provided good

networking opportunities. The delegate size

contributed to more intimate environment -

assisted exchange between participants.”

ACG Architects & Development Planner, South

Africa

“This has been very informative.”

AAR Healthcare Ltd

“Very informative”

Netcare




PANEL DISCUSSIONS

Hear from the experts and raise questions to them

regarding your specific needs.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Hear from the experts and learn about how the industry is

expanding and how you can make your mark.

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PRIOR NOTIFICATION OF ATTENDEES

Receive attendee information one week prior to the event.

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ONE-TO-ONE BUSINESS MEETINGS The objective for you to attend our conferences is to meet prospects and create initial contact, or develop an existing lead. We provide you your own table where you can welcome your clients and do business!

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NETWORKING TEA BREAKS

Network with executives and officials in a relaxed

environment.

ORGANIZED LUNCHES & DINNER

Solidify your new business relationships in a more relaxed

environment .

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