OMG TECHNICAL MEETING SPECIAL EVENT Summit on Evolving an Open e-Health Platform Bringing Down Business, Policy, Information, and Technology Barriers Monday, June 17th, 09:00 - 17:00
Radisson Blu Hotel, Berlin, Germany USD $200.00 (VAT INCLUDED) | Introduction | Agenda | All Special Events | Become A Sponsor | Contact Us | AGENDA
| 0900 - 0915 | Welcome & Introductions | Ken Rubin, Chief Architect, Federal Healthcare Portfolio, HP Enterprise Services
Robert Lario, CEO, Visumpoint
Christof Gessner, HL7 Germany | | | 0915 - 1000 | Keynote Presentation: Standards - The Time to Market Challenge |  | Paul Jones, Global Chief Technology Officer for Health, Serco Ltd. (Download PDF) Paul is the Global Chief Technology Officer for Health with Serco Ltd, an international service company that improves the quality and efficiency of essential services that matter to millions of people around the world. At Serco he is responsible for Health IT Strategy and for supporting the growth of Serco in the health domain. For eight years up to January 2013 Paul was the National Health Service of England's Chief Technology Officer. Here he oversaw the technical and enterprise architecture for all national information systems, the assurance of national services, the UK terminology centre and worked closely with the Department of Health on a variety of health policy areas. He also lead the technical response to the Flu Pandemic in 2009 and was the senior responsible officer for the National Spine and the national NHS network N3. | | | | 1000 - 1045 | "Lightning" Round Presentations |  | Featured Speaker: Dr. Matthias v. Schwanenflügel, LL.M.Eur., Ministry of Health, Germany (Download PDF) Delegates from e-Health programs across Europe and beyond will each present short vignettes on key enablers and significant barriers impacting effective e-Health solutions. Presenters will also include representatives from the UK National Health Service, Invitalia (Italy), Victoria Health (Australia), Mayo Clinic (US), PHAST (France), SINTEF (Norway),
National e-Health Transition Authority, Australia (invited), OpenEHR Foundation (invited) -Top enablers and challenges for eHealth in Finland
Jari Porrasmaa - Ministry of Health Finland (Download PDF) - Feasibility Study on Interoperability for German Healthcare IT
Dr. Jörg Caumanns, Fraunhofer FOKUS (Download PDF) | | | 1045 - 1100 | Morning Refreshments | | | | Focus Session: Business Interoperability Enablers and Challenges | | 1100 - 1200 | Case Study: Establishing a Directory of Human and Health Services Across Australia | Peter Young, General Manager Health & Community Services, Database Consultants Australia
Brian Postlethwaite, Senior Solutions Architect, Database Consultants Australia(Download PDF) | Community Forum: Identifying barriers and enablers to address business, policy, and environmental considerations affecting e-Health and information exchange.
| | 1200 - 1300 | Lunch | | | | Focus Session: Information Interoperability Enablers and Challenges | | 1300 - 1415 | Professional Record Standards Body - for Health and Social Care | | Dr. Nick Booth, MA MB BS FRCGP MBCS DCH, Clinical Director, Information Standards Delivery, HSCIC, Leeds (Download PDF) | Community Forum: Discussion about information sharing, shared meaning, data integrity, and the enablers and obstacles affecting effective information exchange across organizations and countries.
| | Focus Session: Technical Interoperability Enablers and Challenges | | 1415 - 1515 | Case Study: Terminology Services as eHealth Enablers | Craig Stancl, Lead Analyst/Programmer, Department of Biomedical Informatics, Mayo Clinic (US) (Download PDF)
Cory Endle, Senior Analyst/Programmer, Department of Biomedical Informatics, Mayo Clinic (US)
Harold Solbrig, IS Technical Specialist, Department of Biomedical Informatics, Mayo Clinic (US)
Ana Estelrich, PHAST (France) | Community Forum: Discussion about technical interchange between health systems, such as transport protocols, messaging, architectural considerations, and other technical-oriented enablers and obstacles.
| | 1515 - 1600 | Poster Sessions and Networking Afternoon Refreshments | Several solution case studies will be presented via poster sessions, with the presenters available for detailed discussions about the standards and how they are implemented. This networking break will allow time both to engage with other members of the community, and for deeper discussions based upon these posters (Zip file).
| | 1600 - 1700 | Bringing it Together | Based upon all of the discussion and discovery throughout the day, based upon existing standards and identified gaps, this session will focus on developing an action plan to address the challenges facing e-Health.
| | 1700 - 1730 | Locknote Presentation | |  Register with OMG Login
NOTE: If you register for the Technical Meeting Week, you do not have to pay the additional fee(s) to attend any or all of the special events. If you register only for special events, the special fees apply. |
