Health & Care Tech development on speed - Part 1

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1 Health & Care Tech development on speed - Part 1 Venue: Odense Congress Centre, Ørbækvej 350, 5220 Odense, Denmark Date: 19 October Registration Welcome and intro Moderator Claus Nielsen, DELTA Transforming healthcare one human at a time: Personalizing consumer experience Eugene Borukhovich, Senior Vice President & Global Vertical Practice Leader, Healthcare at SoftServe Why Roche open up their device interfaces: Promoting innovation through open connectivity Horst Merkle,Director Information Management Systems Diabetes Care, Roche Diagnostics Corporation & President and chairman of Continua Where is EU policy & regulatory heading for health Care - patient safety vs Innovation Nicole Denjoy, COCIR Secretary General European Coordination Committee of the Radiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT Industry Why Dr. Watson finally decided to move into Healthcare? John Crawford, IBM, Health Care Leader EMEA Keynotes Roundtable discussion Lunch break Being (cyber)secure Chair: Brian Hedegaard, DELTA Going agile Chair: Vanessa Carpenter, DELTA Achieving Plug'n play Chair : Morten Kyng, Alexandra Institute Did you security test your health product? - Security flaws in health systems Hannes Molsen,Product Security Manager, Draeger Early, Iterative, Functional: How to develop the right medical device to actually help people Vanessa J. Carpenter, Specialist, Interaction & Electronic Sketching, IdemoLab, DELTA What consumer tech giants can learn from North Denmark? First mover lessons for Large scaling interoperable telemedicine solutions Tina Heide, Project Director TeleCare North, The North Denmark Region

2 Are your wireless medical device safe? Security flaws in embedded systems Ari Takanen Security Specialist at Synopsys Incur Hacking diabetes: Utilizing vulnerabilities for progress Ian Jørgensen Co-Founder at LineHQ Open Design and Medical Products users as designers and not just patients Matt Dexter Designer / Researcher at CLAHRC YH, Sheffield Hallam University, UK Pitfalls and learning points from 10 years of ECG Medical Device Development Jens Branebjerg, DELTA Director, Key Accounts epatch Barriers for large scaling telemedicine - United For Health Project Michael Strübin, European Manager, Continua Europe, Brussels, Belgium Hacking interoperability with open source (TBA) Telemed.nu Avoiding jail? Cyber security and the legal perspectives Erik Vollebrecht,Partner at Axon Lawyers, Amsterdam, NL TBA Fast track test bed to new healthcare solutions Program manager Kenneth Mikkelsen, CoLAB Denmark Networking break Nordic markets opportunities for large scaling personal connected health Managing Director Odd Arild, Pubgene AS, Norway & Advisor Olso Medtech & CEO Christian Gravesen, Welfare Tech Denmark TBA Hacking Healthcare Ralph Echemendia, The Ethical Hacker, Los Angeles, USA Wrap and warming up to to hacking health tech at Bits & beers in the Butchery Claus Nielsen, DELTA Networking Bus transport to Bits & Beers, downtown Odense

3 Bits & Beers for the WHINN - Hacking Health Venue: Eventhouse Slagteriet, Rugårdsvej 5, 5000 Odense C Date: 19 October DJ's, food, beers Welcome Vanessa J. Carpenter, DELTA Matt Dexter, The prototype man from Sheffield, Designer / Researcher at CLAHRC YH, Sheffield Hallam University, UK Ralph Echemendia, The Ehtical Hacker From Hollywood to hacking health Break Eugene Borukhovich, The body hacker, startup guy Senior Vice President, Healthcare at SoftServe Live Hacking medical devices and software Geek corner: Surprise! Networking

4 Health & Care Tech development on speed? Part 2 Venue: Health innovation Centre of Southern Denmark, Forskerparken 10, 5230 Odense Date: 20 October Coffee & registration Welcome and intro By Welfare tech & Medtech Innovation (TBA) Plenary session: Succeeding faster: 4 vital signs for health & care tech products Market, Usability, Regulatory and interoperability Understanding market dynamics and business models for health & care technologies in Scandinavia Director Jørgen Løkkegaard, Danish technological Institute Designing telemedicine with usability - understanding human factor risks Thomas Koester, Psychologist, Human Factors Specialist, Force Technology Regulatory challenges for mobile health products & services Erik Vollebrecht, Partner at Axon Lawyers, Amsterdam, NL Building interoperable solutions for telehealth using infrastructure tools Professor Morten Kyng, Alexandra Institute Break Plenary 2: Achieving interoperability faster: Tools, testing and certification Building interoperable Continua solutions using test tools Michael Kirwan, Continua & personal Connected Health Alliance Procedures for Continua Certification Using CoLAB Denmarks fast track plug'n play lab for testing Program manager Kenneth Mikkelsen, CoLAB Denmark Demo of the Plug'n play lab tools: Consultant Jeppe Pilgaard Bjerre, DELTA & Continua Certified Expert (CCE) Lunch break

5 Being Agile through modular medical concept development Crash courses in health & care product development Hands on examples of connected healthcare services and evaluation (including a break) Participants will get hands-on experience with rapid, iterative, functional prototyping and learn how to explore potential new devices. We will present our way of designing for the right idea, using the right technology. Throughout the workshop methods and processes providing basis for technology-supported disruptive innovation will be presented and discussed. This highly interactive workshop is facilitated by Morten Wagner & Vanessa J. Carpenter from IdemoLab, DELTA Crash courses providing concrete - carry home an execute - inspiration on how to handle key elements in medical device development. - Topics covered: - Regulatory strategy - Quality Management - Risk management - Software Validation - Post market surveillance This Workshop is facilitated by Brian Hedegaard, Carsten Jørgensen & Mie Østergaard Jørgensen, DELTA Setting the scene: Connected for Health - Jaakko Hallila, Regional Council of South Ostrobothnia Hands-on examples of evaluation set-up - how did we implement? Minna Zechner, Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences Pilot setup - hands on experience from South Ostrobothnia. Minna Luhtanen, South Ostrobothnia Health Technology Development Centre Business Model for ehealth Marco Forzati, Acreo Break Building and testing ehealth services - Connected for Health project Marco Forzati, Swedish ICT Building global mobile Health business Building innovation through network in Denmark Networking