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Sponsor Organizer

PROGRAMME

19 –21 April 2016

Berlin, Germany

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From 19 to 21 April 2016, the 9 th conhIT – Connecting Healthcare

IT will present the complete range of healthcare information

technology. About 400 exhibitors and 7,500 visitors are expected

to participate in this year’s event. Manufacturers and users as

well as representatives of politics, science and administration

will meet in the industry fair, the congress, the academy, and

various attractive networking events to nd out about the

latest developments in the industry and to learn from each

other’s experiences.

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In association with With the participation of

conhIT 2016

AT A GLANCE

www.conhit.com

WELCOME

TO conhIT 2016

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CONGRESS

The congress is placed under the slogan: “Patient in the Focus –

Innovative Healthcare IT”. Visitors can look forward to a high-

class, diversied programme, planned by representatives of major

target groups with the information and training needs of the

healthcare IT industry strongly in mind.

ACADEMY

In the four academy seminars, users and providers work out

solutions for current issues in Health IT together with experts.

Each seminar is limited to 40 participants, so early registration is

strongly recommended. Academy seminars will only be held in

German.

NETWORKING

Numerous networking events are organized in collaboration

with national and international institutions and include all stake-holders in the sector. Networking events encompass hands-on

presentations, discussions and workshops, excursions, exhibition

tours and career events, offering various opportunities to ex-

change ideas, to network, and to advance industry concerns

by working together. We offer special international networking

opportunities for foreign guests (please refer to pages 5–7).

VENUE

Berlin Exhibition Grounds

(Berlin ExpoCenter City)

Halls 1.2 to 4.2

South Entrance (Jafféstrasse)

DATE

19– 21 April 2016

ORGANIZER

Messe Berlin GmbH

Messedamm 22

14055 Berlin, Germany

CONTACT Messe Berlin

INDUSTRIAL FAIR:

Ursula Baumann

(Senior Project Manager)

Tel. +49(0)30/3038-2225Fax +49(0)30/3038-2226

[email protected]

INTERNATIONAL GUESTS:

Christopher Marzahn

Tel. +49(0)30/3038-2231

[email protected]

PRESS:

Astrid Zand

Tel. +49(0)30/3038-2275

[email protected]

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

S-Bahn: Line S5

Exit at station “Messe Süd“

TAXI RANK

Entrance Messe Süd

OPENING HOURS

Industrial Fair and

Networking:

11:00 am – 6:00 pm

Congress:

9:30 am – 1:00 pm

Academy:

9:00 am – 1:00 pm

SPONSOR

German Association of Health

IT Vendors (bvitg)

Taubenstrasse 23

10117 Berlin, Germany

CONTACT bvitg

CONGRESS, ACADEMY,

NETWORKING:

Jennifer Adam(Project Management conhIT)

Tel. +49(0)30/206 22 58-58

[email protected]

PRESS:

Natalie Gladkov

Tel. +49(0)30/206 22 58-18

[email protected]


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Industrial Fair

On 18,000 m², the industry trade show displays a second to

none market overview in three exhibition halls. conhIT 2016

focuses an innovative and intelligent technology to optimize

patient care. All market leaders are represented at the industrial

fair. International country pavilions from Austria, Switzerland

and Estonia and areas with special themes complete the offer.

EXHIBITORS‘ OFFER

Software for hospitals, rehabilitation clinics and homes

IT solutions for medical practices, laboratories and radiology

Hardware and IT infrastructure

Communication solutions

Telemedicine solutions

Archiving and documentation

IT consulting

IT security

Medical engineering

Mobile health

Network technology

Outsourcing

Quality and knowledge management

Research and education

Associations and institutions

Innovative solutions for networked and mobile healthcare will be

presented in the special “mobile health ZONE” exhibition area in

Hall 4.2, which is accompanied by a varied programme including

an app-competition by .

INTERNATIONAL

NETWORKING

TUESDAY, 19 APRIL 2016

Opening Session1:30 pm – 2:30 pmOfcial opening of conhIT 2016 with remarks from theorganizer, partners and political guests.Location: Congress Hall 1

Business Excursion: Home Monitoring and Heart Failure

2:00 pm – 4:00 pmVenue: GETEMED medical and information technology AGHost: Berlin Partner for Business and TechnologyMeeting point: Hall 4.2 – Booth A-101 (bvitg) at 1:20 pmApplication: [email protected](max. 20 participants; bus transfer included)

Panel: United towards Integrated Care2:30 pm – 3:30 pmHost: COCIR, the European Coordination Committee of theRadiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT IndustryLocation: Hall 1.2 – Networking Area 1

Panel: International Market Presentations4:00 pm – 5:30 pmHost: Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI)

Location: Hall 4.2 – Booth B-101(International Networking Lounge powered by GTAI)

Evening Event:Evening Reception: Dutch Digital Health Night7:00 pm – 11:00 pmIncluding Start-Up Pitch Event, open for all international DigitalHealth Start-Ups (please include interest with registration)Location: Dutch Embassy, Klosterstraße 50, 10179 BerlinApplication: [email protected]

conhIT 2016 offers networking opportunities tailored to the

needs of our international guests: All events in the International

Networking agenda are suitable for an English speaking audience.

This is your opportunity to learn about the German market as

well as presenting your own market and company to the conhIT

audience. Engage in conversations with experts and potential part-

ners and make use of the unique International Networking Lounge

powered by GTAI (Germany Trade and Invest).


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WEDNESDAY, 20 APRIL 2016

Congress Session:International Markets – Cracking the European Code11:30 am – 1:00 pmHost: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) &Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI)Location: Congress Hall 3

Match Making:conhIT Business Meetings 20161:00 pm – 6:00 pmHost: Enterprise Europe Network Berlin-BrandenburgRegistration: www.b2match.eu/conhit2016

Hospital Excursion:Telemedicine in Stroke Acute Care2:00 pm – 4:00 pmVenue: Charité – Department of Neurology withExperimental Neurology

Host: Berlin Partner for Business and TechnologyMeeting point: Hall 4.2 – Booth A-101 (bvitg) at 1:20 pmApplication: [email protected](max. 20 participants, bus transfer included)

Panel:Understanding the German Health-IT Market2:00 pm – 3:30 pmHost: Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI)Location: Hall 4.2 – Booth B-101(International Networking Lounge powered by GTAI)

Panel:Health IT Strategies in Different Countries – Can We Learnfrom Each Other to Adopt Innovations Early?

3:45 pm – 4:45 pmHost: Go-To-Market in HealthCare (GTMHC)Location: Hall 2.2 – Networking Area 2

THURSDAY, 21 APRIL 2016

Hospital Excursion: Telepathology11:00 am – 1:00 pmVenue: Charité – Institute of PathologyHost: Berlin Partner for Business and TechnologyMeeting point: South Entrance – Information counter at 10:20 amApplication: [email protected](max. 20 participants; bus transfer included)

INTERNATIONAL

NETWORKING

WEDNESDAY, 20 APRIL 2016

Guided Tour:German Innovations4:00 pm – 5:00 pmHost: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)Meeting point: Hall 4.2 – Booth A-101 (bvitg)

Evening EventsEvening Reception@Berlin-Brandenburg Pavilion5:45 pm onwards with Siemens Keynote-SpeakerHost: Berlin Partner for Business and TechnologyLocation: Hall 1.2 – Booth D-105

Evening Reception@Canadian Embassy6:30 pm onwardsLocation: Canadian Embassy, Leipziger Platz 17, 10117 BerlinApplication: [email protected]


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19 APRIL | CONGRESS

09:30 CONGRESS HALL 1 SESSION 1

INTEROPERABLE IT SOLUTIONS AS MODULES OF GOOD CAREChaired by: Dr. Christof Geßner, gematik – Society for TelematicApplications of the Health Insurance Card

Regional Networks Based on IT Standards – PracticalExperiences with the ImplementationDr. Martin Specht, Jena University Hospital

Electronic Patient Consent: The Foundation for HealthInformation ExchangeTarik Idris, InterComponentWare AG

Interoperability and Networking for Better Healthcare –What Politics Can Do?Jörg Sauskat, Parlamentary Group Alliance 90/The Greens at theGerman Bundestag

Interoperability and Patient Care Objectives in eHealthApplicationsDr. Johannes Schenkel, German Medical Association

Panel Discussion with All Speakers


TARGETING IT SECURITY – BETWEEN REQUIREMENTS ANDLEGAL OBLIGATIONChaired by: Thorsten Schütz, German Association of Hospital ITManagers (KH-IT)

Identication of IT Risks in HospitalsDr. Thore Herberg, University Medical Center Göttingen

IT Security Law Package Leaet: Information for UsersRené Salamon, Federal Ofce for Information Security

Development of Industry Standards for HealthcareRüdiger Gruetz, Medical Center Brunswick

IT Security in Hospital Using the Example of the UniversityMedical Center Schleswig-HolsteinDr. Armin Will, University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein


13:30 CONGRESS HALL 1 OPENING & KEYNOTE

Ofcial Opening of conhIT 2016 with remarks from the organizer,partners and political guests.

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HEALTH 4.0 – LEARNING FROM INDUSTRY 4.0Chaired by: Ekkehard Mittelstaedt, German Association ofHealth IT Vendors (bvitg)Dr. Michael Meyer, German Electrical and ElectronicManufacturers’ Association (ZVEI)

Digital Agenda of the Federal Government – What Can and

Must the Health Economy ExpectMatthias Machnig, State Secretary in German Federal Ministryfor Economic Affairs and Energy (tbc)

What Role Does the Digitization of the Healthcare IndustryHave from the Perspective of the Service Providers?Henning Schneider, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf

Agenda “Health Industry 4.0“ – Challenges from an Economicand Supply Policy Point of ViewMatthias Meierhofer, German Association of Health ITVendors (bvitg)



IT IN HOSPITAL – BOARD AND MANAGEMENT POINT OF VIEWChaired by: Dietmar Pawlik, Munich Municipal HospitalHelmut Schlegel, German Association of Hospital IT Managers(KH-IT)

Hospital-IT – Trapped between Obligations and “Nice to Have“,Requests and RealityDr. Eibo Krahmer, Vivantes Netzwerk für Gesundheit

Five Challenges for the IT from the Perspective of a (University)Medical CenterDr. Sebastian Freytag, University Medical Center Göttingen

Industry 4.0 – Basics for a Smart HospitalBernhard Ziegler, Medical and Senior Center Itzehoe

Impact of Current Funding Project on the InformationManagement of HospitalsPeter Asché, RWTH Aachen University


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Benchmarking Benchmarks – Comparing Benchmarking Projects

Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and

German Association of Hospital Controlling

Focus on the Healthy Human: Better Life with More Digitization

Host: Specialist forum “Digitization and Health“ in the High-Tech

Forum

Focus “eHealth Law – The Breakthrough for Medication Safety?”

Host: Working group on “Medication Safety” of German

Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)

Focus “eHealth Law – Is the Record Coming?”

Host: Working group on “Interoperability” of German Association

of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)

Focus “IT Security Law in Hospitals – Required Changes,

Who Is Obliged and Who Is Funding It?”

Host: Working group on “Data Security” of German Association

of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)

Do Hospital Corporations Have a Digital Strategy?


German Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)

Future Opportunities: Start-Ups Present Themselves to

Health Insurance Companies



International Market Presentations

Host: Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI)

United towards Integrated Care

Host: COCIR, the European Coordination Committee

of the Radiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT

Industry

PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS

19 APRIL | NETWORKING

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conhIT Clinic Management Special: How Do I Get from Single-

House to Network? – IT as Part of the Strategy


German Association of University Hospitals (VUD)

Introduction to the New IHE Dental Standards

Host: IHE Germany

Innovation Convention: Healthcare Management Prize 2016

Host: The Association of German Healthcare Executives

WORKSHOPS

Guided Tours: Interoperability; IT Security; MDK Tools;

Medication Management

Business Excursion:

Home Monitoring and Heart Failure

Venue: GETEMED medical and information technology AG, TeltowHost: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology

GUIDED TOURS AND EXCURSIONS

Public Status Meeting INFOPAT

Host: Health Region Rhine-Neckar

Recorded Once, Used Repeatedly – eMedication Data in

Controlling

Host: ID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen

GmbH & Co. KGaA

PARTNER EVENTS

conhIT Party

Beginning at 6:00 pm in the Foyer of the South Entrance

All conhIT participants are welcome!

EVENING EVENT

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20 APRIL | CONGRESS


DIGITIZATION FROM A HOSPITALS POINT OF VIEWChaired by: Stefan Smers, Leipzig University Hospital

Necessity of a “Digital Offensive“ in the Hospital LandscapeDr. Stephan Helm, Saxony Hospital Association

Standardization as a Requirement for a Successful Penetration

of IT in the Hospital Business ProcessesAndreas Henkel, Jena University Hospital

Interoperability of Equipment and Systems – A Prerequisiteto a Complete Digitization ApproachDr. Michael Czaplik, RWTH Aachen University

National Medicine Computer Science Initiative – Opportunitiesand Challenges for Healthcare and Research – An OutlookProf. Markus Löfer, Institute for Medical Informatics, Statisticsand Epidemiology, Leipzig University Hospital



INNOVATIVE HEALTHCARE ITChaired by: Prof. Bernhard Breil, University of Applied SciencesNiederrhein

Inclusive Innovation – Engaging Doctors and Nurses as Driversof Healthcare IT InnovationDr. Sven Jungmann, HELIOS Klinikum Emil von Behring

Smart Wearables in Clinical Training and RoutineDr. Stephan Jonas, RWTH Aachen University

Data-Warehousing with (only) Decentral Available DataProf. Frank Ückert, German Cancer Research Center

Digitization and Innovation in the Health Region Rhine-NeckarSukumar Munshi, University Hospital Heidelberg


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OPTIMIZATION OF MEDICAL AND MEDICAL ECONOMICPROCESSES IN HOSPITALS Chaired by: Prof. Andreas Goldschmidt,University Trier; Dr. Nikolai von Schroeders, German Associationof Medical Controlling

Implementation of the DIVI Emergency Protocol at HospitalWolfsburg Using the “ORBIS Cockpit Notaufnahme”

Guido Becker, Agfa HealthCare GmbHDr. Bernadett Erdmann, Medical Center Wolfsburg

VIIBS – The Interactive Information and CommunicationTerminal on the ICUDr. Fabian Dusse, Essen University Hospital

Alarming Alarms: ‘Alarm Fatigue’ on the ICU – Root Causes,Impact and CountermeasuresDr. Dirk Hüske-Kraus, Philips Healthcare

Optimizing Medical Letter Writing with Speech RecognitionJörg Napp, Obenschwabenklinik

Interstation Documentation for the Benet of the PatientDr. Andreas Balser, MEIERHOFER AG



BENCHMARKING IN THE HEALTH SECTOR – METHODS, PROJECTS,EXPERIENCE AND RESULTSChaired by: Prof. Björn Maier, German Association of HospitalControlling (DVKC); Gunther Nolte, Vivantes Netzwerk fürGesundheit

Comparison of IT Benchmarking Initiatives for HospitalsFranziska Jahn, Leipzig University

Digitalization at Hospitals – IT Benchmark by Workgroup ITof the AKG

Helmut Schlegel, Nuremberg Hospital

Measuring Outcome of Clinical IT with Process Related MaturityModelsMartin Schneider, University Hospital ErlangenFrank Dickmann, University Medical Center Göttingen

Quality Benchmarking for Intensive Care MedicineVolker Paravu, DIVI

EMRAM & the Optimization Benet in Hospitals – TheThoughtful Use of IT SolutionsRainer Herzog, HIMSS Europe GmbH


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QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY ASSURANCE – THE IM-PORTANCE OF DATA QUALITY TO OPTIMIZE CARE PROCESSESChaired by: Prof. Volker Amelung, German Association forManaged Care (BMC); Bernd Behrend, German Association ofHospital IT Managers (KH-IT)

Quality Measurement with Routine Data – Possibilities and

Limitations in the Practical Work with Quality IndicatorsAndre Cools, 3M Deutschland GmbH

RETAIN (REsuscitation TrAIning for Neonatal Residents)Using a Video GameProf. Georg Schmölzer, University of Alberta, Canada

Quality Management in Outpatient Care – Welcome to RealitySusanne Hartmann, medatixx GmbH & Co. KG

Communication between Doctors and IT Staff – Flaw in QualityManagementDr. Frieder G. Knebel, Thüringen-Kliniken “Georgius Agricola“



INTERNATIONAL MARKETS – CRACKING THE EUROPEAN CODEChaired by: Sebastian Zilch, German Association of Health ITVendors (bvitg); Dr. Marcus C. Schmidt, Germany Trade andInvest (GTAI)

The EU – One Single Market?Tapani Piha, European Commission, Belgium

The European Business Case?Clinton F. Schick, Strata Health LTD, Great Britain

Working with Health-IT Systems beyond BordersProf. Norbert Hosten, Telemedicine in POMERANIA


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German English 20 APRIL | ACADEMY

The current conditions and increasing number of patients makes itinevitable for emergency departments to improve their processes

– early triage, extensive (electronic) documentation of the therapy

process and reassignment of patients to a stationary therapy after

completion of treatment.

The seminar offers a producer independent general view of IT

systems for emergency departments. Physicians report how they

optimized their processes. In addition, different solutions in

emergency departments as well as practical experiences during

implementation in clinics will be demonstrated.

It will be shown how IT has to be adjusted to the specics of

emergency department and how the interaction with e.g. HIS can

be achieved efcient and comfortable.

09:00 ACADEMY ROOM, HALL 2.2

INTRODUCING IT INTO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS SUCCESSFULLYLecturers: Cornelia Vosseler, Vosseler ConsultingDr. Klaus-Peter Hermes, Gesundheit NordHans-Werner Rübel, Rübel Consulting & Project managementDr. Robert Stöhr, Ev. Diakonissenkrankenhaus Leipzig

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The aim of the seminar is to introduce, clarify the benets, and

present practical experiences of IHE-based system architectures.

The seminar will not only touch on the XDS prole. Rather, the

integration of IHE-based infrastructures in an existing system is

in the foreground.

Aspects such as rights management, patient management and

Master Patient Index, implementation of old data and conditions

will play a role both in terms of tenders and subsequent following

projects. The participants should then be able to plan IHE

compliant solutions, determine requirements, and assess the

benets for their institution.

09:00 PR ROOM, HALL 1.2

BENEFITS FROM IHELecturers: Prof. Martin Staemmler, University of AppliedSciences StralsundDaniel Galler, x-tention Informationstechnologie GmbHDr. Carl Dujat, promedtheus AGDr. Michael Hübschen, Telekom Healthcare Solutions


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AppCircus Competition: Award for the Best Health App

Host: Appcircus©

The Role of Mobile Health in the Corporate Strategy of

Pharmaceutical Companies



eHealth Slam

Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)

Smart Data: Requirements for Data – Which IT Tasks Evolve

from These?


Innovation Session 2016


Interoperability: A Part of Process Improvement in the Operation

Room and Clinic

Host: VDE MedTech

Health IT Strategies in Different Countries – Can We Learn

from Each Other to Adopt Innovations Early?

Host: Go-To-Market in HealthCare (GTMHC)

Understanding the German Health IT Market

Host: Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI)

Award Ceremony: Medical Management Prize 2016

Host: The Association of German Healthcare Executives

Regulations, Standards or Anarchy? – Certication of Health Apps



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Corporate Success through Optimal Use of IT – Presentation

of the Five Key IT Topics in 2015

Host: ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK

Mergence of Product Markets: Opening for Patient Applications


CAREER-WORKSHOP PROGRAMME

Career Paths in Health IT – A Guide

Prof. Britta Böckmann, University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Dortmund

The Fascination of IT at a University Hospital

Katja Kümmel, University Hospital Muenster

Managing Innovative eHealth Projects – Apps, Guidelines and Co!

Prof. Sylvia Thun, University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein

We Are Improving the World

Gerd Dreske, Magrathea computer science GmbH

Presentation and announcement of the winners of the conhIT-

Newcomer Award 2016

Following the Career-Workshop, Career-Speed Networking,

a new career-format, will take place for the rst time this year.

Smart Data in Healthcare: Towards a Joint Roadmap

Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg), German

Informatics Society (GI) and Research Center for Information

Technology (FZI)

ORS-1 for the Test Regions of the Test Participants

Host: gematik – Society of Telematic Applications of the Health

Insurance Card

WORKSHOPS




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Public OR.NET Status Meeting

Host: Project OR.NET

conhIT Business Meetings 2016

Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology – Enterprise

Europe Network Berlin-Brandenburg

Registration at: www.b2match.eu/conhit2016

Digital Health Start-Up Showcase

Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology

Network meeting “Wearable Computing in Health Care”

Host: Health Capital Berlin-Brandenburg and HealthCapital

Berlin-Brandenburg and Cluster Med-Tech

Application: [email protected]

Standardized Medication Plan with ID MEDICS®

Host: ID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen

GmbH & Co. KGaA

Evening Reception@Berlin-Brandenburg Pavilion


PARTNER EVENTS

Gala of the German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)

Venue: Cafe Moskau

By invitation only!

EVENING EVENT

Guided Tours: Apps & Wearables; Electronic Patient Record;

Inhouse IT Solutions; Mobile Health

Hospital Excursion: Telemedicine in Stroke Acute Care

Venue: Charité – Campus Benjamin Franklin Department

of Neurology with Experimental Neurology


GUIDED TOURS AND EXCURSIONS

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21 APRIL | CONGRESS


MOBILITY AND APPSChaired by: Andreas Kassner, German Association of Health ITVendors (bvitg); Prof. Arno Elmer, FOM University of AppliedSciences

Introducing Mobile Devices for Ward Rounds and Digital CareDocumentation and Planning in Community Hospital Bonn

Michael Kreuzner and Gerd Röhrig, Community Hospital Bonn

Current Promising Strategies for Providers of Mobile Solutionsfor HospitalsRalf Bartolles, MEIERHOFER AG

Patient Empowerment on Mobile Devices with the IntegratedHealth FileKatrin Keller, samedi GmbH

Mobility in Hospitals – From Idea to SolutionRalf Boldt, Hospital Oldenburg


11:30 CONGRESS HALL 1 SESSION 16BIG DATA IN MEDICINE – HYPE OR OPPORTUNITY? METHODS,APPROACHES AND EXPERIENCESChaired by: Nino Mangiapane, Federal Ministry of HealthSebastian C. Semler, Technology, Methods and Infrastructure forNetworked Medical Research (TMF)

Big Data in Healthcare: The Question after the Question!Udo Purwin, LukaskrankenhausTimo Baumann, Telekom Healthcare Solutions

Big Data Meets Data Visualization: How Pain Medicine CanProt from Visualization MethodsAnnika Kaltenhauser, Ergosign GmbH

Big Data Using Open Data

Dr. Marc Kämmerer, VISUS Technology Transfer GmbHDr. Bernd Schütze, Telekom Healthcare Solutions

Heuristically Model for Care Concepts in Their PracticalContext – With Assistance of Naive Bayes-ClassicationSebastian Zebbities, atacama Software GmbH

Panel Discussion Including Impulse Lecture ‘Big Data – Hypeor Ripe?‘Prof. Michael Krawczak, University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein

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FUTURE ORIENTED IT STRATEGIES AND PRACTICAL ITMANAGEMENTChaired by: Dr. Carl Dujat, Competence Center for Signaturesin Healthcare (CCESigG); Dr. Christoph Seidel, German MedicalInformatics Professional Association (BVMI)

The Federal Medication Plan in IHE-based Environment

André Sander, ID GmbH & Co. KG

Always the Right Patient Data with Single-Sign-On andContext ManagementWaldemar Potratz, Zollernalb Klinikum

Process Optimization and Better Transparency withImplementation of an OR-Control-ToolPaulus Jeuken and Gerd Grewe, Gesundheit Nord

The Hospital IT Security Jungle: A SolutionFrank Becker, Hospitalvereinigung St. Marien GmbH


11:30 CONGRESS HALL 2 SESSION 17HEALTH TELEMATICS AND THE GERMAN EHEALTH LAWChaired by: Prof. Martin Staemmler, University of AppliedSciences Stralsund; Jan Neuhaus, German Hospital Federation

Intersectoral Electronic Physician-to-Physician CommunicationDr. Florian Fuhrmann, KV Telematik GmbH

Second Opinion Network: Requirements and Potentialsof a Portal-SolutionArmin de Greiff, Essen University Hospital

eHealth Law in-between Benets and Risks in HospitalsBernd Christoph Meisheit, Sana IT Services GmbH

The Swiss Electronic Patient Dossier Law – Implementation and

OpportunitiesSilvio Frey, Swiss Post, Switzerland

Panel Discussion Including Impulse Lecture ‘Status of theImplementation of the eHealth Law‘Dr. Stefan Bales, Federal Ministry of Health

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INTERSECTIONAL ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONChaired by: Dr. Christian Peters, Federal Association of the AOKAngelika Händel, University Hospital Erlangen

Shared Data Exchange on Doctors‘ Network – Taking theExample of the Pilot Project in Heilbronn, GermanyDaniel Jozic, MicroNova AG

Silvia Welzenbach, MEDIVERBUND AG

EFA-based Healthcare Transition – A Useful Instrument for anInterdisciplinary Health Service Provider?Sandra Postel, Marienhaus Holding GmbH

The Practice Management System as a Communication Centerin Co-Ambulatory Healthcare Center Radiotherapy of Vivantesand CharitéGunther Nolte, Vivantes Netzwerk für GesundheitDagmar Ehrk and Dr. Hans-Jochen Müller, medatixx GmbH & Co. KG



PATIENT CENTERED IT PROCESS SUPPORT FOCUSED ONTREATMENT AND DECISION MAKINGChaired by: Prof. Sylvia Thun, University of Applied SciencesNiederrhein; Dr. Pierre-Michael Meier, Association of GermanEconomists (bdvb)

eHealth Platform Based Efcient Standardize Documentationincl. Mobile Speech and Image Documentation SolutionMarkus Birkle, Telekom Healthcare Solutions

Interdisciplinary Networking between Different MedicalSpecialties for Treatment of Cardiological and CardiosurgicalPatientsDr. Dietrich Metz, University Hospital Halle (Saale)

IT-based Process Support for AnamnesisThomas Pettinger, Thieme Compliance GmbH

Beyond OR.NET: A Service-Oriented, FHIR- and IHE-based Web-Platform for Web App Assisted Health Delivery to PatientsProf. Jörg-Uwe Meyer, Lübeck University


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WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE INSTITUTIONS WHICH HAVECONTRIBUTED OUR PROGRAMME 2016.

Appcircus©

Association of German Economists (bdvb)Berlin Partner for Business and TechnologyCIO-UK (Chief Information Ofcers – University Hospitals)COCIR, European Coordination Committee of the Radiological,Electromedical and Healthcare IT IndustryCompetence Center for Signatures in Healthcare (CCESigG)Consortium of the eStandards Project

ENTSCHEIDERFABRIKEv. Diakonissenkrankenhaus LeipzigFederal Association of the AOKFederal Ministry of HealthFINSOZFOM University of Applied Sciencesgematik – Society of Telematic Applications of the Health Insurance CardGerman Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)German Association for Managed Care (BMC)German Association of Hospital Controlling (DVKC)German Association of Hospital IT Managers (KH-IT)German Association of Medical ControllingGerman Association of University Hospitals (VUD)German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (ZVEI)German Hospital FederationGerman Informatics Society (GI)German Medical Informatics Professional Association (BVMI)Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI)

Gesundheit NordGo-To-Market in HealthCare (GTMHC)Health Region Rhine-NeckarID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaAIHE GermanyJohner InstitutLeipzig University HospitalMedical Center StuttgartMunich Municipal HospitalProject OR.NETpromedtheus AGPublic Health FoundationResearch Center for Information Technology (FZI)Rübel Consulting & Project managementSpecialist Forum „Digitalization and Health“ in the High-Tech ForumTechnology, Methods, and Infrastructure for Networked Medical Research (TMF)Telekom Healthcare SolutionsThe Association of German Healthcare Executivestrinovis GmbH

University TrierUniversity Hospital ErlangenUniversity Medical Center GöttingenUniversity of Applied Sciences and Art s HanoverUniversity of Applied Sciences and Arts DortmundUniversity of Applied Sciences NiederrheinUniversity of Applied Sciences StralsundVDE MedTechVivantes Netzwerk für GesundheitVosseler Consultingx-tention Informationstechnologie GmbH

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