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HIMSS Europe would like to welcome you to our joint event: the HIMSS Europe CIO Summit and European

Telemedicine Conference which for the first time will be held together. This fall, Rome is the city hosting these

two pan European events, as Italy is the country holding the Presidency of the Council of the European Union

during the second semester of 2014.

This year, the CIO Summit and ETC have been brought together to offer you the chance to further develop

your knowledge and network. The CIO Summit addresses the specific challenges CIO’s from across Europe

are facing, based on the findings from our HIMSS Analytics data. To address those challenges, we have identified

a number of best practices to be presented, which we hope can provide some inspiration.

The ETC focuses on best practices in telemedicine and telecare and how these technologies enable Continuity

of Care. The Honourable Italian Minister of Health, Beatrice Lorenzin, will spearhead the Ministry of Health’sown conference track ‘Conference on eHealth’ which will present relevant content and shed light on the

normative, governmental perspective.

The programme includes a variety of exciting topics, ranging from Patient Involvement in EMR and Integrated

Care to the debated theme Safety on the Use of IT —

Can there be “Side Effects” to Using “the Wrong IT”?

These two major events bring together prominent healthcare delivery organisations, e-health experts,

governmental leaders, clinicians, researchers and university faculties.

Whether you are attending the CIO Summit, the ETC or both, on behalf of HIMSS Europe, I would like to thank

you for joining us this year in the beautiful city of Rome and hope you enjoy the events. See you next year in

Denmark!

Christina Roosen

Vice President, Public Affairs

HIMSS Europe GmbH

Welcome to the HIMSS Europe CIO Summitand European Telemedicine Conference

Dear Guests,

Thank you to our Local Host:

General Information 2

Floor Plan 3

Programme HIMSS Europe CIO Summit 4-6

Programme European Telemedicine Conference 7-9

Keynote Speakers HIMSS Europe CIO Summit 11

Keynote Speakers European Telemedicine Conference 12

Networking Day 1 & 2 13

Hall Plan & List of Exhibitors 14

Sponsors and Event Partners 15

About Rome 16

2015 HIMSS Europe CIO Summit & European Telemedicine Conference 17

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Registration and Badge Pick-Up

Registration Area

Monday, 6 October 8:00-18:00

Tuesday, 7 October 8:30-18:00

Wednesday, 8 October 8:00-16:00

Exhibit Hall

Level -2, Fernandes Room

Exhibit Hall hours are:

Monday, 6 October 8:00-18:00

Tuesday, 7 October 8:30-18:30

Wednesday, 8 October 8:00-16:00

Coffee Breaks and Lunch

Level -2, Fernandes Room

(Exhibit Hall)

Coffee breaks and Lunch will be served in the

Exhibit Hall

Session Rooms

Level -2Plenary & Keynote Sessions - Sforza Room

Track 1 - Medici Room

Track 2 - Gonzaga Room

Cloak Room

Level -2

Cloakroom can be found in the Registration Area.

Speaker Desk

Level -2, Foyer Cafeteria

All speakers should pick up their badge and check in

at the Speaker Desk with their final presentations and

pick up additional conference materials.

Press and Social Media Desk

Level -2, Fernandes Room (Exhibit Hall)

All press should pick up their badge and check in at

the Press and Social Media Desk.

General Information

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Floor Plan

Fernandes RoomExhibit Hall

Estensi RoomMeeting Room

Gonzaga RoomTrack Room

Medici RoomTrack Room

Conference on eHealth

Sforza RoomMain Plenary Room

Keynote Sessions

Conference on eHealth

ROME, 7 - 8 October 2014

“CONFERENCE ON eHEALTH”MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE

within the framework of the Italian Presidency of the Council of the European Union

Parco dei Principi HotelVia G. Frescobaldi, 5 — Rome

Conference on eHealth and European Telemedicine Conferencewill share the following sessions:

7 October 2014 at 15:00:Joint Opening Italian Ministry of Health Conference on eHealth and European Telemedicine Conference

8 October 2014 at 11:00: TelemedicineThe two sessions will take place at the Sforza Room

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08:00 - 09:00 Welcome Coffee

08:00 - 18:00 Exhibit Hall Opening Hours | Fernandes Room

09:00 - 10:00

Joint Opening Keynote: The Clinician and the EHR | Sforza Room

This presentation will discuss the interrelationship between the Clinician and the EHR. Specifically, how to fosterclinical adoption, prevent errors, the value to the clinician and the patient, and the keys to a successful implementation.

Bert Reese, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Sentara Healthcare, USA

Betsy Rosenfield, Senior Consultant, Subsidium Healthcare, USA

CIO Track 1 | Medici Room

Continuity of Care through Healthcare IT

(sponsored in part by )

In order for nurses, doctors and care providers toconsistently provide the highest quality of care in everyhealthcare interaction, reliable healthcare IT systems arerequired. These require to not only be interoperable, butsynchronised between every provider and system. Therewill also be an opportunity within this session to hearabout the continuity-of-care maturity model currentlybeing developed by HIMSS.

Johan Krijgman, Manager Monitoring & TrendITion, Nictiz,The Netherlands

Uwe Buddrus, Senior Consultant, HIMSS Europe, Germany

Elena Sini, CIO, Humanitas Research Hospital, Italy

Moderator: Michael Graetz, Vice President EMEAHealthcare, EMC Information Intelligence Group, Germany

CIO Track 2 | Gonzaga Room

The Challenge of Coordinating EMR


There is a need across the whole of Europe for highlyskilled professionals who are able to develop EMRs thatare not only effective within the healthcare organisationwhere they are being used, but can also interfaceseamlessly with other required systems. This session isdesigned to provide a forum for sharing best practice andhelping participants in their bid to develop EMR solutionsthat work for them.

Manuel Peres Vallina, Associate CIO, SACYL (HealthcareService Castilla y Leon), Spain

Nancy A. Landman, Sr. Vice President, International andCommercial Advisory Services, UPMC, USA

Herve Riviere, Physician Executive, InterSystems, France

Moderator: Ulf Sigurdsen, Orthopedic Surgeon, AHUSUniversity Hospital, Oslo & Senior Manager Departmentfor eHealth, Region S-E, Norway

10:10 - 11:00

Measuring the Benefits of Health IT Systems

This session will explore the measurable benefits of ITsystems within the healthcare setting — ‘hard’ benefitslike how IT systems affect the bottom line and ROIachieved and soft benefits, from key performanceindicators (KPIs) to patient wellbeing. A multi-levelapproach will be taken, meaning that the topic will beexamined from the perspective of hospital managementas well as clinician and CIO.

Juan Luís Cruz, CIO, Hospital Universitario Puerta deHierro Majadahonda, Spain

Dr. Hadas Lewy, Director of International R&D Center,Maccabi Health Services Research Institute, Israel

Imma Orilio, CIO, ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Italy

Hans Nielsen Hauge, CMIO, Regional Health Authority forSout-East Norway, Norway

11:10 - 12:00

HIT and Mobility: How Technology is Changingthe Way we Work


New technologies are doing much to benefit those patientswho, for mobility reasons, cannot always get to theirspecialist hospital as frequently as they would like. Forexample, they are enabling their condition to be remotelymonitored, enhancing quality of life and bringing peaceof mind (and often, at the same time, reducing costs forthe healthcare organisation). This session will also explorehow HIT is enabling clinicians and care staff to becomemore mobile in their own work and freeing them up tooffer quality care outside the hospital environment.

Guido laccarino, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine,Department of Medicine and Surgery, University of Salerno, Italy

Nard Schreurs, Project Manager, IKT-Norge, Norway

Dr. Gianluca Ferrara, CIO, Isituto Nazionale Tumori ReginaElena and Istituto Dermatologico San Gallicano Rome, Italy

Moderator: Johan Hendrickx, EMEA Business ManagerEnterprise Imaging IT, Agfa Healthcare, Belgium

10:00 - 10:10

11:00 - 11:10 Session Transition

Session Transition

Monday 6 October | HIMSS Europe CIO Summit Day 1


12:00 - 13:30 Lunch in the Exhibition Hall | Fernandes Room

12:45 - 13:30 Launch of Stage 6&7 Club | Estensi Room (by invitation only)

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Monday 6 October | HIMSS Europe CIO Summit Day 1

The Role of the CMIO/ CNIO:A Key to Successful Outcomes in HIT?


Without engagement from the clinical side, no healthcareIT system can be effective and this is one reason why therole of chief medication information officer (CMIO) andchief nursing information officer (CNIO) are becoming soprevalent (and important) in today s healthcareestablishments. Effectively, these roles are helping providea bridge between the medical and IT departments,theoretically helping make each more effective.

Phillippe Kolh, CIO and Chairman of the Department ofMedico-Economic Information, University Hospital ofLiege, Belgium

Vicent Moncho Mas, CIO, Hospital de Denia, Spain

Jens Mortensen, Director, Healthcare, Cisco Europe, MiddleEast, Africa & Russia, Denmark

Patient Involvement in EMR:A Good Thing or a Bad Thing?


Patients and healthcare providers who share access toelectronic health information/EMRs can theoreticallycollaborate better in informed decision making, savingclinician time and empowering and motivating the patientto take responsibility for their own health. But are there alsodownsides to giving the patient shared access? This sessionwill provide a forum to discuss this controversial area.

Jan Vesseur, Chief Inspector for Patient Safety, Health ITand International Affairs, Health Care Inspectorate,The Netherlands

Sarina Cheng, Director, Health Records, Info Services andeHealth Strategies, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre,Canada

Claus F. Nielsen

Moderator: Jonah Aburrow-Jones, Senior Vice President- International Business Development, The HCI Group, UK

14:30 - 15:20

Plenary Session | Sforza RoomSafety in the Use of IT — Can there be ‘Side Effects’ to Using ‘the Wrong IT’?

This session will argue the importance of using the correct information technologies in order to get the best resultsand will ask the question, ‘Can the incorrect IT actually have ‘side effects’ on care?’ Can orders-related clinical decision-making, for instance, have a detrimental impact on nursing practice? And when using barcodes to identify patients,for example, is there a danger that clinicians will forget patients real names?

Stefano Dalmiani, Head ICT Department, Coordinator ICT Research Area, “G. Monasterio” Foundation, ResearchHospital and Care Provider, Italy

Khalid Alodhaibi, Executive Director, Health Informatics and Information Technology, King Fahad Medical City,Saudi Arabia

Moderator: Nard Schreurs, Project Manager, IKT-Norge, Norway

15:45 - 16:45

Reception in the Exhibition Hall | Fernandes Room16:45 - 18:00

HIMSS Europe Award DinnerRome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora, Flora Roof Top Terrace | Via V. Veneto 191, 00187 Roma

Walking distance from the Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa (15 min)

HIMSS Europe will host its annual awards dinner ceremony during HIMSS Europe CIO Summit to recognise a numberof European hospitals, which have qualified for a Stage 6 or 7 EMR Adoption Model (EMRAM) Award. The prestigiousaward recognises hospitals that operate in a paperless environment and represent best practices in implementationof the EMR.

19:00 - 22:00

15:20 - 15:45 Coffee & Networking

13:30 - 14:20

Population Health: Can IT Really Help Improve IT? | Sforza Room

(sponsored in part and )

What technologies will be required to manage the health of a population across the entire continuum of care?

How can you use data from these technologies to ensure that you can manage the health of a population and whatare the benefits?

How are you using IT tools to engage patients in their health management?

Dr. Giulio Bognolo, Chief Medical Officer, Cerner, UK

Herve Riviere, Physician Executive, InterSytems, France

John P. Hoyt, Executive Vice President, HIMSS Anayltics, USA

Scott MacLean, Deputy CIO and Director of IS Operations, Partners HealthCare, USA

Moderator: Hans Hauge, CMIO, Regional Health Authority for Sout-East Norway


08:30 - 09:30 Welcome Coffee

08:30 - 18:30 Exhibit Hall Opening Hours | Fernandes Room

09:30 - 10:30 Panel Discussion: Closed Loop Medication — How closed should the Loop be? | Sforza Room

In this panel discussion, we will explore issues around key components of the CLM process, including how to attainClosed Loop Medication — and whether this is possible without bedside barcode scanning. We will also get anopportunity to discuss the role of pharmacists in CLM and to ask the question, ‘ePrescribing — is there more risk thanbenefit?’

Tjalling van der Schors, Hospital Pharmacist & Past Chairman Board of Medical Specialists, Westfriesgasthuis, TheNetherlands

Giovanni Delgrossi, CIO, Hospital Vimercate, Italy

Raphael Jaffrezic, CIO, Galway Clinic, Ireland

John Hoyt, Executive Vice Presdident, HIMSS Analytics, USA

Moderator: Uwe Buddrus, Senior Consultant, HIMSS Europe, Germany

CIO Track 1 | Medici Room

Closed Loop Medication: Best Practice Examples

Ensuring patients receive medications as intended by the prescriber is fundamental to medication safety. Here weinvite hospitals from Europe to present their best practice examples in the area of Closed Loop MedicationAdministration (Stage 6 on the EMRAM scale).

Rosa Llopis Penades, CIO, Hospital La Fe, Spain

Raphael Jaffrezic, CIO, Galway Clinic, Ireland

Moderator: John Hoyt, Executive Vice President, HIMSS Analytics, USA

10:40 - 11:30

Help at Critical Moments: Clinical Decision Support Systems


An effective clinical decision support system has the power to radically change a clinician s working life, providinginformation and knowledge to aid his or her own observations in real-time, making decisions easier. But when it isnot tailored toward the institution and practitioners who are using it, it can actually make life more – not less –complicated. In this session we hear some best practice examples and identify some of the criteria that make a clinicaldecision-support system effective.

Janine Schujit, EMR Program Manager, Zaans Medisch Centrum Unit ICT, The Netherlands

Thomas Engsig-Karup, Health IT Consultant, Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark

Greg Adams, Vice President of Strategic Business Development, UpToDate-Wolters Kluwer Health, USA

Moderator: Uwe Buddrus, Senior Consultant, HIMSS Europe, Germany

11:40 - 12:30

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch in the Exhibition Hall | Fernandes Room



20:30 - 23:00Social Event with 2014 Health Technology and Telemedicine Competition Award Ceremony

Hotel Majestic Roma, Salone Verdi | Via V. Veneto 50, 00187 RomaWalking distance from the Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa (15 min)


Better IT - Better Hospital? | Gonzaga RoomRainer Herzog, Managing Director, HIMSS Europe, Germany

Dr. Sebastian Krolop, Partner, Accenture, Germany13:30 - 14:00

Tuesday 7 October | HIMSS Europe CIO Summit Day 2

Roundtable Discussion: What’s Hitting the Headlines in Health IT?

Here, the six ETC partners will give their perspective on several areas of topical interest within the healthcare ITarena in Europe. There will then be a roundtable discussion, attempting to find some common ground on thesesubjects.

Line Helen Linstad, Head of Department Prevention and Self-management, Norwegian Center for Integrated Careand Telemedicine, Norway

Bruno Gridelli, Scientific Director, International and Commercial Services Division, University of Pittsburgh MedicalCenter, USA

Claus Duedal Pedersen, Project Manager, Odense University Hospital, Denmark

George Crooks, Medical Director, NHS 24, UK

Rainer Herzog, Managing Director, HIMSS Europe, Germany

Jordi Ibanez-Nolla, Medical Director, Badalona Serveis Assistencials, Spain

16:10 - 17:00

17:15 - 18:00

18:00 - 18:30

Reception in the Exhibition Hall | Fernandes Room18:30 - 19:30

Joint Opening Keynote Italian Ministry of Health Conference on eHealth and European Telemedicine ConferenceSforza Room

The session intends to begin the Conference through a general introduction by the Italian Ministry of Health and theMinistry of Health of other European Countries who will discuss about how e-health can support the continuity ofcare and the sustainability of health care systems in different Countries. In particular, it will be possible to analyzehow eHealth initiatives can improve the efficiency and sustainability of health systems because they represent theopportunity to establish a better balance between the need for increased quality of care and proper use of availableresources.

Beatrice Lorenzin, Minister of Health, Ministry of Health, Italy

Moderators: John Hoyt, Executive Vice President, HIMSS, USA

Bruno Gridelli, Scientific Director, International and Commercial Services Division, University of Pittsburgh

Medical Center, USA

15:00 - 16:00

ETC Track | Medici Room

ETC - Integrated Care: How can ICT Support a Vision of Integrated Care?(sponsored in part by )

In this session, speakers will present their experiences ofhow ICT can support a vision of integrated care.

Mariano Corso, Scientific Director of Observatory on Digital Innovation in Healthcare, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Ravi Ramani, Director, UMPC Integrated Heart Failure, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, USA

Karol Ziolkowski, Business Development Manager (BDM), Comarch, Italy

Laura Spinelli, R&D Project Manager (R&D PM), MedicAir, Italy

Moderator: Carmen Ceinos, Owner, Ecomit Consulting, Spain

Social Event with 2014 Health Technology and Telemedicine Competition Award CeremonyHotel Majestic Roma, Salone Verdi | Via V. Veneto 50, 00187 Roma

Walking distance from the Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa (15 min)20:30 - 23:00


ETC Track | Medici Room

2014 Health Technology and Telemedicine Competition for Young InnovatorsGonzaga Room

Where does Health Care Take Place?Andrew Watson, Chief Medical Information Officer, UPMC, International Medical Director, UPMC Telemedicine, USA

Speech and Finalists’ Presentations

The 2014 Health Technology and Telemedicine Competition for Young Innovators is an international contest for youngentrepreneurs and start-up firms focusing on new innovative ideas in the field of health IT and telemedicine. Manycontestants have applied for the competition and the jury has selected the top three participants. The finalists willbe presenting their projects.

10:40 - 12:30


12:30 - 14:00 Lunch in Exhibition Hall | Fernandes Room



Tuesday 7 October | European Telemedicine Conference Day 1

ETC - Q and A: How can ICT Support a Vision of Integrated Care?

In this second session on how ICT can help support a vision of more integrated care, there will be a Q&A session, inwhich the speakers will answer audience questions, followed by a panel discussion.

Mariano Corso, Scientific Director of Observatory on Digital Innovation in Healthcare, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Karol Ziolkowski, Business Development Manager (BDM), Comarch, Italy

Laura Spinelli, R&D Project Manager (R&D PM), MedicAir, Italy

Ravi Ramani, Director, UMPC Integrated Heart Failure, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, USA

Moderator: Carmen Ceinos, Owner, Ecomit Consulting, Spain

08:00 - 09:00 Registration and Coffee

09:00 - 09:45

ETC Keynote: Telehealth - A Tool for Health Care Transformation | Sforza Room

Adam Darkins, Global Telemedicine Expert, USA

Moderator: Andrew Watson, Chief Medical Information Officer, UPMC, USA

09:45 - 10:30

ETC Session: From Strategy to Implementation: The Journey from Pilot to Practice | Sforza Room

Everywhere you look, there are pilot projects, but many of these never see the light of day, to be implemented on awide scale. This is a critical area for healthcare IT right across Europe. So what does it take to implement a systemthat has been successful as a pilot? Can we come to some agreement on what criteria are needed to help bring thisinto reality?

John Matheson, Director of Finance, Technology and Pharma, Scottish Government, UK

Line Helen Linstad, Head of Department Prevention and Self-management, Norwegian Center for Integrated Careand Telemedicine, Norway

Herve Le Guyader, Programme Manager, Regional Council Aquitaine, France

Moderator: George Crooks, Medical Director, NHS 24, UK

Confidentiality, Ethical and Legal Components ofTelemedicine

Presented by the ETC committee, this session will comprisea short presentation by speakers from four differentregions and a panel discussion on the same theme.

Luis Fernandez Luque, ehealth Researcher, ResearchInstitute Norut, Norway

Isabelle Andoulsi, Laywer, Global Legal Support - Attorneysat Law, Belgium

Bridget Moorman, Consultant, mHealth CompetenceCentre of Mobile World Capital Barcelona, Spain

Moderator: Roberto Valenti, Lawyer, Partner DLA PiperItaly, Chairman Life Science Working Group, AmChamItaly

Social Media: Interfacing with Existing Technologies

Three speakers will be present in this session — all withstrong views on the subject but hugely differentperspectives.

Kevin John Dean, Managing Director, Smart Health Science,UK

Dorthe Boe Danbjørg, Registered Nurse, MNS, PhDCandidate, Research Unit of Nursing Research, Universityof Southern Denmark & The Department of Gynaecology,Denmark

Dr. Thomas Roger Schopf, Researcher, Norwegian Centerfor Integrated Care and Telemedicine, Norway

Moderator: Jane Clemensen, Lektor, Odense UniversityHospital, Denmark

12:10 - 13:10


11:00 - 12:00

Italian Ministry of Health Conference on eHealth: Telemedicine | Sforza Room

The session aims to analyze the state of the art of Telemedicine adopted in Italy and in other European Countriesthrough a comparison between strategies, achieved results and main attention points. At the same time, the sessionaims to analyze the strategic indications of the European Commission for the diffusion of Telemedicine. During thesession, the National Guideline on Telemedicine recently adopted in Italy will be illustrated in order to compare themto similar regulatory measures adopted in other European Countries. Furthermore, it will be analyzed the role thatdigital technologies can play in the implementation and active use of Telemedicine by health care professionals andcitizens.

13:10 - 14:30 Networking Lunch | Fernandes Room

Exhibition Hall Opening Hours | Fernandes Room08:00 - 16:00


ETC Track 1 | Sforza Room ETC Track 2 | Gonzaga Room



Wednesday 8 October | European Telemedicine Conference Day 2


16:00 - 16:30

Introductory KeynoteTelepsychiatry: Is Telepsychiatry Ready to be Fully Integrated in the Healthcare System?

Sforza Room

Telepsychiatry works in small scale trials and limited parts of the health care system. In order to have the profoundimpact that have been predicted for years, telepsychiatry needs to be implemented as an integrated part of thehealth care system. What are the technological, administrative and pedagogical challenges that have to be met tofully integrate telepsychiatry in the health care system?

Nils Kolstrup, General Practitioner, Senior Researcher and Advisor, Norwegian Centre for Integrated Care andTelemedicine, Norway

16:30 - 17:15

Closing Keynote: Extinct Species - Why Hospitals Will be Obsolete and Medicine Will Be Digital | Sforza Room

The earliest documentation of civilization shows that mankind has perpetually reinvented himself in the threat ofbecoming extinct. With the exception of a few short years commonly known as the “Dark Ages”, change has beenthe only constant factor in our lives. Globally, the industry of Healthcare is at a crossroads regardless of who ownsit (private or public) and who pays for it (private or public). There are countless examples of societies, cities, andindustries that have reinvented themselves and came out on top. Mr. Dan Drawbaugh will discuss these examplesand lessons from the past that are about to collide within the healthcare industry. He will discuss how we can learnfrom them and what we can do to transform our industry so that we do not become obsolete.

Daniel G. Martich MD, FACP, CMIO, University Medical Center Pittsburgh, USA

17:45 - 18:00

Telepsychiatry: A Giant Leap for Mankind: Panel Discussion on Topic | Sforza Room

Here, our four panellists, taken from all corners of Europe — all with first-hand experience of introducing telepsychiatrysystems, will answer questions from the audience on the implications of telepsychiatry and best practice.

Morten Borgen, Advisor/ Project Manager, Norwegian Center for Integrated Care and Telemedicine, Norway

Kim Mathiasen, Project leader, msc.psych., Centre for Telepsychiatry, Region of Southern Denmark

Jordi Ibanez-Nolla, Medical Director, Badalona Serveis Assistencials, Spain

Ellen Frank, Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, USA

Moderators: Mette Atipei Craggs, Innovation Consultant Center for Innovative Medical Technology, DenmarkClaus Duedal Pedersen, Project manager, Odense University Hospital, Denmark

17:15 - 17:45

Summarising Comments and a Look Ahead | Sforza Room

Here, Prof. Bruno Gridelli, will give a round-up of what has been covered at ETC this year. Moreover, Odense UniversityHospital from Denmark that will be hosting next year’s conference, will give a look ahead to 2015.

Bruno Gridelli, Scientific Director, International and Commercial Services Division, University of Pittsburgh MedicalCenter, USA

Claus Duedal Pedersen, Project Manager, Odense University Hospital, Denmark


Best Practice of Large Scale European TelemedicineProjects: Results and Outcomes

Our four speakers will give a short presentation on thistheme, followed by a panel discussion and the opportunityto ask questions. Hear how COPD and dermatologyservices were exchanged by Danish and Norwegianhospitals — what worked and what did not? Meanwhile,results will be presented from a project that has beenworking to exchange and implement telemedicine servicesacross Europe.

Siri Bjorvig, Section Manager Personal Health Systems,Norwegian Center for Integrated Care and Telemedicine,Norway

Morten Kyng, Professor, Aarhus University, Denmark

Jens Egsgaard, Head of Health, Community ofCopenhagen, Denmark

Marc Lange, Secretary General, EHTEL, Belgium

Moderator: Jordi Piera Jimenez, Innovation Consultant,Project Manager, Innovation & Research Unit, BadalonaServeis Assistencials, Spain

Best Global Operational Cases of Telemedicine:Quality Outcomes and ROI


Here, we will hear from key speakers across Europe whohave successfully implemented telemedicine systems —and how they have affected both quality of care and thebottom line.

Karl Stroetmann, Senior Research Associate, empiricaCommunication and Technology Research, Germany

Lawrence R. Wechsler MD, Henry B. Higman Professor ofNeurology and Chair, University of Pittsburgh School ofMedicine, USA

Josep Carbo, Health Management Lead for Europe, Africaand Latin America, Accenture, Spain

Moderator: Laura Raimondo, Senior Vice President, UPMCResearch Business Development, Italy

14:30 - 15:30


Wednesday 8 October | European Telemedicine Conference Day 2ETC Track 1 | Sforza Room ETC Track 2 | Gonzaga Room

CIO Summit KeynoteSpeakers

Bert Reese is Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer ofSentara Healthcare, an integrated health system. Sentara has continuallyranked as one of the most integrated health care networks in the UnitedStates by Modern Healthcare magazine and is the only health caresystem in the nation to be named in the top 10 for seven consecutiveyears. Mr. Reese is responsible for the Information Technology, ProcessImprovement, Information and Supply Chain Management for the healthsystem. Most recently this group has implemented the Electronic HealthRecord across the enterprise, resulting in significant financial savingsand improved clinical outcomes.

Bert ReeseSenior Vice President andChief Information Officer,Sentara Healthcare, USA

@sentarahealth

Betsy Rosenfield has been in healthcare for 26 years, with 20 years in directpatient care as an RN in a variety of clinical care settings, primarily in theEmergency Department. She transitioned to health information technologyin 2007 and successfully managed the large scale physician implementationof EPIC for all of Sentara Health System’s hospitals. In addition, Betsy wasa part owner and Director of Physician Implementation Services for ExhumaGroup, a Healthcare service company providing practicing physicians tohealthcare organizations as EPIC Go-Live support for medical staff.

Betsy RosenfieldSenior Consultant,Subsidium Healthcare,USA

@SubsidiumHealth

Joint Keynote

Presentation Title:

The Clinician and the EHR

Monday 6 October | 09:00 - 10:00Sforza Room

Beatrice LorenzinMinister of Health, Italy

Beatrice Lorenzin is the Minister of Health in Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi’sgovernment and was sworn in by the President of the Republic, GiorgioNapolitano 22 February 2014. Ms. Lorenzin is the fifth Minister for Healthafter Tina Anselmi, Maria Pia Garavaglia, Rosy Bindi, Livia Turco.

She began her political career in October 1997 after having being electedto the Council of the Municipality of Rome in the thirteenth list of ForzaItalia. In April 1999 she became Coordinator of Lazio Regional’s youthmovement. In May 2001, she was elected as municipal councilor in Rome.The only woman in the center-right coalition, Vice-President of the Women’sCommittee and Elected Vice-Chairman of the Group Board of Forza Italy.

Between 2005 and 2006 she was Head of the Technical Secretariat of theSecretary to Information, Communication and Publisher at the Presidencyof the Council of Ministers. In May 2005 she was appointed Lazio’s RegionalCoordinator for Forza Italia. From September 2006 to March 2008 sheserved as the National Coordinator of Forza Italia — Giovani per la Liberta.

In 2008 she was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the list PDL (Popolodella Liberta). During the XVI Legislature she became a member of theBoard of Directors of the group in the House and the Committee onConstitutional Affairs, the Bicameral Committee to put into effect the FiscalFederalism, Parliamentary Commission for Childhood. In the general electionsof 24-25 February 2013 Beatrice Lorenzin was reconfirmed deputy to theChamber.

Joint Opening Keynote Conference oneHealth and European Telemedicine

Tuesday 7 October15:00 - 16:00Sforza Room

Nils KolstrupGeneral Practitioner,Senior Researcher and Advisor,Norwegian Centre for IntegratedCare and Telemedicine, Norway

Nils Kolstrup has 29 years experience as a GP, for 19 years he was associateprofessor at the UIT the Arctic University in Tromsoe. He is a cognitivetherapist. Nils is head of a research project on the implementation of internetbased cognitive behavior therapy in primary health care. Presently, he worksas a GP and as a senior Researcher and advisor at the Norwegian Centrefor Integrated Care and Telemedicine and researcher at UIT the ArcticUniversity of Tromsoe.

Presentation Title:

Telepsychiatry: Is Telepsychiatry Ready tobe Fully Integrated in the HealthcareSystem?

Wednesday 8 October16:00 - 16:30Sforza Room

Adam DarkinsGlobal Telemedicine Expert,USA

Presentation Title:

Telehealth: a Tool for Health CareTransformation


Dr. Martich is one of the primary leaders behind UPMC’s extensive adoptionof electronic medical records (EMRs). A critical care physician andcardiothoracic intensive care specialist, Dr. Martich joined UPMC in 1992and soon started the critical care information system department to bringimportant data to the bedside. In 1999, he was named CMIO and in 2003was appointed vice president and Chief Physician of the eRecord, responsiblefor developing standards of information-sharing and driving clinicianadoption across all of UPMC’s hospitals and other care sites. Dr. Martich isthe clinical leader of UPMC’s interoperability project. Under his direction,the interoperability team won a 2009 Association of Medical Directors ofInformation Systems (AMDIS) award. In addition to his roles in informationtechnology, Dr. Martich is a professor of critical care medicine at theUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He has authored more than 50journal articles and book chapters on critical care medicine, heart and lungtransplantation, electronic health records and information technology. Dr.Martich is a member of the medical honor society Alpha Omega Alpha.

Daniel G. MartichMD, FACPCMIO, University Medical CenterPittsburgh, USA

Presentation Title:

Why Hospitals Will Be Obsolete andMedicine Will Be Digital


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A former neurosurgeon, Adam Darkins has pioneered ways to use healthinformation, telecommunication and disease management technologies tosolve problems with delivering health care services to people challengedwith accessing it through traditional channels. This work demonstrated howtelehealth networks can leverage clinical resources and could transformhealth care delivery. From 1999 he has led telehealth development at theUS Department of Veterans, creating large telehealth networks thatcollectively care for over 700,000 patients annually and have served a totalof 1.7 million patients since 2003.


ETC Keynote Speakers

Monday 6 October 2014, 19:00 - 22:00Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora, Flora Roof Top Terrace | Via V. Veneto 191, 00187 RomaWalking distance from the Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa (15-20 min)

HIMSS Europe Awards Dinner*At our annual HIMSS Europe Awards Dinner, a number of different European hospitals will be prized with a HIMSS EMRAMAward for having achieved a Stage 6 or 7 level. The Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model (EMRAM) Award is highlyrenowned and recognises hospitals which operate in a paperless environment and represent best practices in implementationof the EMR. This dinner will take place at the Grand Hotel Flora, where from the RoofTop Terrace, all of Rome and itsthousands of bell-towers are an incredible sight and a timeless seduction of the senses.

Tuesday 7 October 2014, 20:30 - 23:00Hotel Majestic Roma, Salone Verdi | Via V. Veneto 50, 00187 RomaWalking distance from the Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa (15-20 min)

Social Event with Young Innovators Award Ceremony*The Social Event with Young Innovators Award Ceremony offers a unique opportunity for guests from the ETC to minglewith professionals from the industry. During this ceremony, the winners of the Young Innovators Competition will berecognised with an award for having presented the most ground-breaking initiatives. Let us take you on a journey acrossthe Verdi Ballroom — this breath-taking venue will be sure to leave you in awe as you enjoy the Italian cuisine.

Networking Day 1 & 2

*Please note that Social and Networking Events incur an additional cost.

Join us for these two networking opportunities where you will greet old friends,meet new colleagues from all around Europe and enjoy an exceptional ambience!

Company Name Kiosk Number

ACCENTURE 28

AGFA 21

BADALONA SERVEIS ASSISTENCIALS 13

CISCO 29

COMARCH 17

DEDALUS HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS GROUP 27

EMC 24

EHTEL 15

HIMSS EUROPE 18

INTERSYSTEMS 23

NHS 24 11

NORWEGIAN CENTRE FOR INTEGRATED 12CARE AND TELEMEDICINE

NOEMALIFE 25

UPMC 20

VITAL IMAGES 22

WOLTERS KLUWER 14


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We would like to thank all our sponsors and partners fortheir support in making this event a success!

Sponsors and Event Partners

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Media Partners

Silver Sponsors

Supporting Partner

A Toshiba Medical Systems Group Company

1. Colosseum - Rome’s great gladiatorial arena is the most thrilling of the city’s ancient sights.

2. Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel - Enjoy Vatican splendor, Vatican Museums, SistineChapel and St Peter’s Basilica. Explore the Gallery of Maps, Gallery of the Tapestries andGiuseppe Momo’s spiral staircase, and admire iconic Michelangelo frescoes inside the SistineChapel.

3. Pantheon - A 2000-year-old temple, now church, the Pantheon is the best preserved ofancient Rome’s great monuments.

4. St Peter’s Basilica - In this city of outstanding churches, none can hold a candle to St Peter’sBasilica, Italy’s largest, richest and most spectacular church. It contains some spectacularworks of art, including three of Italy’s most celebrated masterpieces: Michelangelo’s Pieta,his breathtaking dome, and Bernini’s baldachin over the papal altar.

5. Trevi Fountain - This fountain almost fills an entire piazza, and is Rome’s most famousfountain, its iconic status sealed when Anita Ekberg splashed here in La Dolce Vita.

6. Piazza di Spagna & Spanish Steps - A magnet for visitors since the 18th century, the SpanishSteps provide a perfect people-watching perch and you will almost certainly find yourselftaking stock here at some point.

About RomeIn Rome, modern and old, past and present go side by side. The capital of Italy is the city with the highestconcentration of historical and architectural riches in the world. Be prepared to step into the world’s biggestopen air museum!

One way or another, Rome will seduce you and it will hardly leave you indifferent. As the proverb says

“He, who Rome does not see, believes in nothing”.

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2015 HIMSS Europe CIO Summit & European Telemedicine ConferenceDeadlineThe Call for abstracts will be open from 1st February 2015and the deadline for submission of abstracts will be May15th 2015.

Areas of general interest to ETC 2015 include studies andother activities related to development, assessment andimplementation of health technology and telemedicine.

Read more about abstract submission on:www.en.patientathome.dk/ETC2015

The research track is co-hosted by the Centre for InnovativeMedical Technology at Odense University Hospital andthe Patient@Home project, the largest health technologyresearch and innovation initiative in Denmark.

The Research Track and Call for AbstractsThe European Telemedicine Conference 2015 will not onlyconsist of the regular ETC tracks but will also highlightresearch on health technology and telemedicine with aspecial conference track dedicated to presentation ofresearch results. For this track researchers all over Europeare invited to submit abstracts to present their work.

How does it work?An international program committee will judge the abstractssubmitted. The best abstracts will be selected for oralpresentation. The remaining accepted abstracts will bepresented as posters at the conference. Furthermore, weaim to have all accepted abstracts published in an acclaimedjournal the name of which will be published on the abstractwebsite as soon as possible.

Join Us Next Year in Nyborg, Denmark! 20 - 22 October 2015

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Local Host:

The European Telemedicine Conference is presented by:

NST


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