Application of Information and Communication Technologies in the Health Sector

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1 Application of Information and Communication Technologies in the Health Sector

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3 PROJECT HISTORY Ict and health Montpellier South of France

4 , William Einthoven, realize an ECG between two points in a distance of 1,5 km. Bruno SALGUES/ 2010

5 RULE 1 : In each process, you can find analog electric process or electronic data process at the birth of technology

6 «Le téléenseignement, la télémédecine, la téléculture, la télémaintenance sont autant de services qui se développeront à l'avenir et qui bousculeront nos modes de vie» Anita Rozenholc et Alain Veyret, Activités immatérielles et télétravail, dans Pierre Musso, dir., Communiquer demain, Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication, Datar, La Tour d'aigues, Editions de l'aube, 1999, p Way back in 1999, Anita Rozenholc and Alain Veyret had a premonition. In distance learning, telemedicine, e-culture, remote maintenance, etc., they saw the services that would develop in the future and transform our lifestyles.

7 RULE 2 : Impact of electricity and IT in sector are not the same in the same time EDP process involved first management, industrial processing, bank, advertising

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10 Michèle Barbusse Gérard Dray Maurice Hayot Bruno Salgues Elisabeth Delaunay

11 New group of learning and research activity New curricula in engineering, master, university diploma, Between ICT and Health Research and transfert activities New small "university"

12 When you develop new electric or electronic processing, we must develop research and development activities and learning in this fields

13 BREAKING NEW Montpellier Novembre 2010

14 Some european directive Decision of european parlement2 juillet 2010 Art 13 et 14 Take off 18 octobre 2010 National law and applications Example : France 21 octobre 2010 parution au Journal Officiel le décret d application de l article 78 de la loi HPST relatif à la télémédecine (Décret n du 19 septembre 2010).

15 Five recommanded activity in e-health: E-consultation, E-expertise, Remote heath monitoring Health distance assistance Answer in crisis or urgence time. And the other?

16 International Context Digital economy Demographic evolution/ Old people Development one ecosystem e-health Necessity to have competencies on the fields onj IT for Health, prevention and deseable people

17 Rule 4 : The economic environment is very "major" in new process development

18 PROJECT TAKE OFF

19 Drug industry. bioinformaticand bio-statistic research. e-business for drug, monitoring drug processsing, security and Medical devices and robotic:.biomedical, information system, robotics applications Hospital:. Information system deployement and leader. Healt and diseases research Software editing and manufacturing. Software for health development. Project development Source: IDATE & Alcimed 2009

20 Hypothèse basse: en moyenne 610 recrutements/an Equipementiers médicaux Pharmacie CHU Editeurs Hypothèse haute: en moyenne 820 recrutements/an Equipementiers médicaux Pharmacie CHU Opérateurs Editeurs Source: IDATE & Alcimed 2009

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22 UN PROJET PEDAGOGIQUE : LA 3 E ANNÉE DE PRÉFIGURATION

23 LAST "MASTER" YEAR Opening :13 September students 450 hours of classes 100 professors 1 room fully equiped with IT technologies 1 website :

24 One semester Organize with: 1 UE health decovery process 6 UE teaching 50h 1 UE project Weeklee seminar English UE0 : Immersion dans la santé UE1 : Éléments de sciences de la santé UE2 : Économie et organisation des sciences de la santé UE3 : Traitement et analyse des données biologiques et médicales UE4 : Systèmes d information médicale UE5 : Dispositifs médicaux et robotique médicale UE7 : Projet Langue Séminaire es UE6 : TIC pour le médicament One semester intership In enterprise or research center On health fields

25 ECONOMIC APPROACH

26 First constat (Gartner)

27 First Constat (Gartner)

28 First Constat (Forrester)

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30 Rule 5 : the managerial answer is To reduce cost and complexity To increase efficacity and performance With changing the processing and the way to work

31 TECHNOLOGY PROJECT

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36 Display (Canada) Add information

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42 Mobile Use (South Africa) South Africa Hospital patient

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44 TAG and RFID (JAPON, MALAISIE) System based on RFID Frequency standardization ETSI

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46 MEMS (France, CEA, LETI) Parameter sensors Physic : T, pression Physiologic : ph

47 Use of MEMS (USA, Italie) Le MEMS in action Example : Défibrillateur

48 Mobile transmission

49 Veriship: implantablerfid (USA) RFID for human FDA Accredited in US 7000 implantations for fun! Normal use for military and identification of patient

50 What to do? Proof of concept

51 Small robot (Tchécoslovaquie)

52 Robot : exosquelette (Japan)

53 Power electronics(japon) Type? What to do? IGBT CMOS

54 Montpellier Novembre 2010 STANDARDISATION PROJECT

55 Standardization Means dissemination Law of Example Communication Com(2008) 689 from the European Commission M-Health Alliance Innovation Market Continua now ISO/IEEE Military STANAG 2517

56 Digital imaging 2D, 3D still moving Telecommunications e-healthcare

57 Enriched media Indexing Animation Protection Interactivity Augmented reality Analysis Modeling Segmentation Reconstruction Motion Texture Shape Digital imaging 2D, 3D still moving Exchanges Compression Transmission Visualization Interoperability Marie Curie Training Site Actor of the competitivness clusters

58 Research Transfer Digital imaging 2D, 3D still moving Standardization

59 Standardization Process: France representative at SC29 Official liaison Expert Image numérique 2D, 3D statique animée Contributions to the MPEG-4, 7, 21 standards: Video Coding 3D Compression 3D Animation Descriptors Scalable content IPRs, DRMs Standardization

60 Montpellier Novembre 2010 POUR SAVOIR PLUS SUR LE PROJET

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62 Tous les mardi De 18h à 20h Faculté des medecine, 2 rue de l'école de médecine, Montpellier Accés libre et tous publics Montpellier 29 avril 2010

63 Application of Information and Communication Technologies in the Health Sector