The Conference 2018

Hamburg, Germany · November 6, 2018

Care 2025: Innovate, Orchestrate and Elevate

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Review

Ljubisav Matejevic

President

“Please join us in designing Care 2025. We now need to improve the quality and ensure the sustainability of care while increasing efficiencies and balancing costs. Our mission is to reshape care delivery, leverage digitalization and reduce variations in care.

Innovate – By using digital technology and data in a responsible and secure way in order to transform outcomes for patients and citizens.

Orchestrate - By creating interoperability between medical devices, information systems and care management solutions to close gaps and deliver integrated workflows.

Elevate – By safely harnessing the revolutionary developments in technology to fight inequalities and improve access to services, and ultimately, to raise health and social care delivery to the next level.”

Letter of Endorsement

Governments all over the world face the same challenge: how can we provide sophisticated healthcare to a population that lives longer, suffers from chronic diseases, and expects easy access to quality treatment? In Denmark, we have raised public satisfaction with healthcare services, while successfully keeping expenditures in check. However, to tackle healthcare challenges is a process that never stops. So, we welcome the opportunity to present our approaches at Care 2025 and to learn from our international colleagues’ expertise and experience. We highly appreciate the Global Clinical + Care Coordination Forum as an excellent platform for academia, politics, industry partners and civil society to discuss the transformation of care on a global scale.

Hans Erik Henriksen, CEO, Healthcare DENMARK

Program 2018

Please note that the conference program may be subject to changes, and will be updated continuously up to the conference.

Monday, November 5, 2018

18.00 - 21.00

Reception for all conference delegates at the Hotel The Fontenay

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Conference at the Hotel The Fontenay Fontenay 10 20354 Hamburg, Germany

09.00

Registration and welcome coffee

09.30

Conference Opening / Welcome Address

Ljubisav Matejevic

President, Global Clinical + Care Coordination Forum (GCCCF)

Ljubisav Matejevic is the founder and president of the Global Clinical + Care Coordination Forum. Since 1991, he has been active in the healthcare, life science, and public health industry in various executive roles for globally operating enterprises. Due to his multicultural background, MBA at the University of Warwick, studies of human medicine, his degree in engineering, and his long-term professional experience, he is a recognized Trusted Advisor of many stakeholders and decision makers worldwide. Ljubisav Matejevic has regularly been invited to chair workshops, roundtables, and sessions with public authorities, academia, and industry healthcare leaders. He has initiated and conducted the Global E-Health Forum and the Baltic Conference on E-Health. Also, he published a variety of research papers and articles ( e.g. co-author of “Integrating Health and Social Care – a global perspective of experience, best practice and the way forward” and “Social determinants and their impact on healthcare”).

Dr. Cristian Grasu

Secretary of State at Ministry of Health Romania

10.00

Artificial Intelligence in healthcare: hype, disillusion, reality. A journey able to re-invent healthcare professional’s skill mix?

Dr. med. Fried-Michael Dahlweid

Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Insel Gruppe

Michael Dahlweid serves as Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at the “Insel Group”, the largest Swiss healthcare organization. Previously, Michael did work for global companies in executive roles, such as chief medical officer for GE Healthcare, CSC Healthcare, and AGFA. Additionally, he was running international large-scale software operations in healthcare, too. Michael received his M.D., Ph.D. in Germany, and his business education in the U.K. While still seeing patients in emergency care, he also teaches healthcare information management and design thinking. His current academic focus deals with healthcare related artificial intelligence topics.

10.30

Patient care and privacy laws - the current state of (im)balance

Dr. Eric Liederman

Director of Medical Informatics, Accountable Exec for Privacy & Security, Kaiser Permanente
National Leader, Privacy, Security and IT Infrastructure, The Permanente Federation

ERIC M. LIEDERMAN, MD, MPH, CPE, FHIMSS

KAISER PERMANENTE
National Leader, Privacy, Security and IT Infrastructure, The Permanente Federation (2017-present)
Director of Medical Informatics, Accountable Exec for Privacy & Security (2005-present)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS HEALTH SYSTEM
Medical Director, Clinical Information Systems (2000-2005)
CATHOLIC HEALTHCARE WEST N. CALIFORNIA & MEDCLINIC MEDICAL GROUP
Medical Director, Clinical Information Systems, CHW Northern CA (1997-2000)
Medical Director, Information Systems, MedClinic Medical Group Lead Physician Advisor, Utilization Management, CHW Northern CA (1998-2000)
Chief, Internal Medicine Department, MedClinic Medical Group (1998-1999)

Full CV

11.00

Healthcare digitalization beyond the patient record: why workflows need to leave the analogue age

Holger Cordes

CEO, Ascom Group

Holger Cordes is CEO of the Ascom Group since 2016. Ascom is a global solutions provider focused on healthcare ICT and mobile workflow solutions. The vision of Ascom is to close digital information gaps. Ascom is a public company listed at the Swiss Exchange SIX in Zurich with about 1,400 employees. Holger Cordes has many years of experience in numerous segments of the healthcare ICT sector and he is very familiar with the current industry trends. From 2007 - 2016, Holger Cordes has worked for the Cerner Group, a leading provider of information technology in the field of healthcare. He is German and completed his studies in economics at the universities of Poitiers (France) and Marburg (Germany).

11.30

Coffee break and networking

12.00

The EU approach for regional implementation and up-scaling of good health and social care practices

Dr. Nick Guldemond PhD DSc (med)

Associate Professor Integrated Care & Technology, Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management

Dr. Guldemond is associate professor Integrated care and technology at the Erasmus School of Health Policy and Management at the Erasmus University and holds a degree in medicine and electric engineering.

During his career, he worked as a clinical researcher on various clinical and biotechnological research projects and was involved in international programs regarding clinical innovation and medical technology, for which he obtained prestigious research grants. As founder and CEO of the first (2004) hospital based open innovation living lab (Medical Field Lab), he received great international acknowledgement for creating business through public private partnerships.

He is a key expert on eHealth and integrated care for various international organisations such as WHO Global eHealth Observatory, EU Programmes as Knowledge Innovation Community (KIC) Health and KIC Digital, EU4Dgital, Ambient Assisted Living, and the Innovative Medical Device Initiative. He is advisor on eHealth and healthcare transformation for various national/regional organisations in Europe and internationally (e.g. Brazil, China, Russia, Iran) as well as multinational companies in Food/Pharma (Sanofi, Roche, Novartis, Genzyme, Danone), Medtech (Philips, Medtronic, Siemens, COCIR), health IT (Microsoft, Ascom, Ortec, Vodafone) and finance (Rabobank, Natwest, RBS).

Dr. Guldemond was architect of the national eHealth implementation research agenda and the big data alliance as well as program director eHealth on behalf of the Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres (NFU). He is coordinator of the European initiative Healthy and Active Ageing.

12.30

Smart detection of Atrial Fibrillation for stroke prevention - new trends and clinical evidence

Prof. Dr. med. Marcus Dörr

Professor for Cardiovascular Prevention and Epidemiology, University Medicine Greifswald

Professor for Cardiovascular Prevention and Epidemiology, University Medicine Greifswald (Germany)
Deputy director, Department of Internal Medicine (cardiology, angiology, pneumology and intensive care medicine)
Head of Research Group "Translational Cardiovascular Prevention"
Principle Investigator of the German Center for Cardiovascular Research (DZHK e.V.)
Memberships: European Society of Cardiology (ESC), ESC working group e-cardiology, nucleus of the ESC section Sports Cardiology & Exercise, German Cardiac Society (DGK), vice chairman of the DGK working group Clinical Pharmacology, German Society of Internal Medicine, chairman of the Section Epidemiology of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases of the German Society of Epidemiology (DGEpi)

13.00

Lunch buffet and networking

14.00

Breakout Session - Workshop # 1

Integrate, orchestrate and enable: Ascom’s healthcare platform bridges information gaps to optimize mission critical workflows

Francis Schmeer

Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Ascom Group

2010 – 2013 OC Oerlikon Group, Executive Vice President & Head of Group Business Development, Member of Executive Leadership Team, Pfäffikon (Switzerland)
2006 – 2009 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, Vice President & Global Head of Strategy and Corporate Development, London / Lund (Sweden)
2005/2006 Empower Interactive, Chief Marketing Officer, London / Singapore
2003 – 2005 T-Mobile International, International Marketing Head of SMS and IP Messaging, London / Bonn
2001 – 2003 Samsung Group, Global Strategist, Seoul
2001 Master of Business Administration, London Business School
1994 – 1999 Goldman Sachs, Associate, New York / London
1994 Bachelor of Marketing, Georgetown University, Washington DC (USA)

Workshop #2

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Workshop #3

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14.00

Breakout Session - Workshop # 2

Reducing Europe's stroke incidence with highly cost-effective population screening programs for Atrial Fibrillation (AF) - Europe's Horizon2020 winning REDSTROKE project

AF screening and monitoring with smartphones or wearables. Insights into game changing technologies.

Dr. Thomas Huebner

CEO, Preventicus GmbH

Thomas is a serial entrepreneur with a 18 years background as CEO in life science companies. Preventicus is his latest digital health venture providing game changing solutions for cardiac rhythm monitoring and stroke prevention. Thomas graduated in Biomedical Engineering and Business Administration, followed by obtaining his PhD degree at the University for Health Sciences, Medical Informatics and Technology (UMIT). Thomas is (co)author of >20 peer-reviewed scientific publications and has filed >30 patents.

How much does smart AF detection and treatment cost in relation to benefits of thereby avoidable strokes - cost-effectiveness analysis in Germany

Dr. Ralf Birkemeyer

Head of Interventional Cardiology, Heart Clinic Ulm

Workshop #2

Workshop #3

14.45

Health relevant data - a key for more value in healthcare. Lithuanian experience.

Justina Januševičienė

Head of Health Care Innovation Development Center,
Lithuanian University of Health Sciences

October 2017 – until now
Head of Health Care Innovations Development Center at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
Responsibilities: upscaling R&D capacities through direct private investments, investigating the potential markets, promotion of innovation- friendly environment through networking with governmental and non-governmental organizations; building business models of healthcare innovation development from ideation to deployment.

January 2014 – October 2017
Director of Health care resources and innovation management department at the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania
Responsibilities: healthcare ICT and telemedicine, data protection, HTA, managing and coordinating of investments towards innovative models of healthcare services, healthcare workforce, quality and safety of healthcare services, management quality assurance system ISO at healthcare authority.

March 2012 – January 2014
Director of General Affairs department at the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania
Responsibilities: Healthcare IT and resources, public administration, management and supervision of quality assurance systems, legal supervision of contracts within the Ministry and institutions under the Ministry.

January 2008 – March 2012
Senior Lawyer and Deputy head of Investment Division at the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania
Responsibilities: Legal supervision of EU, national and private investments towards healthcare sector, major project management.

May 2005 - January 2008
CEO of International Centre of Training
Responsibilities: company law, financial services and business development within EU.

15.15

Coffee break and networking

16.00

Potential and challenges of digitalization - from the management perspective of a hospital group

Jörg Reschke

Chief Financial Officer, Helios Kliniken

Since 2010: Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Helios
Since 2008: Member of Helios Management Board
2006-2010: Managing Director of Helios Region Berlin-Brandenburg
2002-2006: Managing Director of Helios Hospital Berlin-Buch
1998: Managing Director of Helios Hospital Aue
1997: Implementation of Helios’ central purchasing department
1996-1997: Assistant to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Helios
1993-1996: Studies in Business Administration, Bochum University
Born in 1972

16.30

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16.30

Hospitals of the future and healthcare transformation in Denmark

Nadja Kronenberger 

Senior Consultant, Healthcare DENMARK

Nadja Kronenberger is a fully qualified lawyer (Ass. iur.), working as a Senior Consultant for Healthcare DENMARK, a public-private partnership organization based in Copenhagen and Odense, with a national mandate to promote Danish healthcare solutions and competencies abroad.

Nadja joined Healthcare DENMARK as a Consultant in January 2018. Previously, Nadja worked as a Research Associate, Lecturer and PhD Student at Saarland University, Germany. During this period she completed a PhD thesis about Nudging as an instrument in law. Nudging is a policy concept that aims to influence citizens gently instead of using rules and prohibitions. One of the primary application areas of the Nudging-concept is Healthcare promotion and prevention.

17.00

Global trends in healthcare investment and financing

Matthew R. Watson

Managing Director and Founding Partner, Neoqua Capital

Matthew is the Managing Director and founding partner of Neoqua Capital, an investment sourcing and advisory firm headquartered in London with offices in Geneva.

Matthew has extensive experience in investment sourcing, deal origination, fundraising, fund management, investment analysis, M&A, corporate transactions and investment strategy, with specialisation in Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Infrastructure, Emerging markets and Sustainable/Impact investments.

Matthew has over 20 years’ experience advising private clients, investment funds, financial institutions, global corporations, and government agencies globally.

Prior to founding Neoqua Capital, Matthew was a partner of a leading corporate law firm with a focus on global technology transactions and investments.

17.30

Closing Remarks

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