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Wednesday, 19 May, 2010
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9:00 -
10:00
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- Improved collaboration to set health priorities and design to optimise the quality and delivery of care to European citizen
- Economic considerations and financing requirements to address rising expectations and the shift in health demographics
- Business impact of policy changes and emerging business models in European Health
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Aart de Geus
Deputy Secretary-General
OECD
France
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Oyvind Hope
Research Programme Officer, Directorate for Research
European Commission
Belgium
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Dr. Konstanty Radziwiłł
President
Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME)
Belgium
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10:00 -
10:55
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- The role of academia in restructuring organisations so that discoveries, innovations and inventions are received by independent practices
- How Academic Health Science Centers have been recognised as key for innovation and how the models are now being recognized on an international level
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Prof. Dr. med. Detlev Ganten, MD, PhD
President, World Health Summit Charité Berlin;
Chairman of the Board, Charité Foundation
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Professor Steven K. Smith, FmedSci
Principal of the Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine Centre, Imperial College London;
Chief Executive, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
United Kingdom
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John E.L. Wong, MBBS, FAMS, FRCP, FACP
Deputy Chief Executive, The National University Health System;
Dean; The Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, The National University of Singapore;
Director, The National University Cancer Institute, Singapore
Singapore
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10:55 -
11:50
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- The EU Digital Health agenda – eHealth for the benefits of patients, society and economy
- Insight into Europe’s policy priorities and projections for the future of eHealth
- Defining metrics and benchmarks to measure the success of your eHealth program
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11:55 -
12:45
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12:45 -
14:00
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14:00 -
16:20
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16:20 -
16:50
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16:50 -
17:45
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17:50 -
18:30
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- High quality, low cost innovations that are revolutionizing the delivery of care
- A comprehensive analysis of the strategies that will improve European health care and make it affordable
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Alan Glyn Davies, MB BS MRCP MD
Chief Medical Officer, EMEA Medical Affairs
GE Healthcare
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Tarmo Martikainen
Chief Executive Office
The Coxa Hospital for Joint Replacement
Finland
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18:30 -
19:30
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Thursday, 20 May, 2010
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9:00 -
10:00
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- Realising the need to shift the focus to health, not health care with in-depth results from the NHS Health and Wellbeing Review
- The policy of health prevention and promotion – the German experience
- Recommendations for comprehensive improvement in provision of health and well-being for European citizens
- The role of disease prevention in health sector restructuring
- Challenges and incentives to change – Experience from the Netherland’s new funding structure to eliminate silos and change the delivery of health
- Developing unique approaches for eHealth to manager chronic disease internationally
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10:00 -
11:15
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- Three pathways to health improvement in the UK: Change, selection and reputation
- Evidence from the US and UK - Implications for system reform
- A comparative approach to health systems reform with an analysis on the possibilities and effects of market competition in Dutch health care and on the package of health services (benefits) in public health insurance arrangements in Europe
- Insight into the Netherlands Insurance Reform - Establishing higher standards for insurers as well as care providers in terms of quality and cost
- Increasing fiscal sustainability and quality of care through effective managed competition
- Creating a performance oriented system and introducing opportunities for competitive differentiation
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Prof. Gwyn Bevan
Professor of Management Science and Director of the MSc in Public Management and Governance
London School of Economics and Political Science
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Prof Hans Maarse
Professor of Health Care Policy Analysis, Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Maastricht
Netherlands
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11:15 -
11:45
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11:45 -
12:30
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- Insight into the Czech Republic's public health strategies for strengthening health infrastructure through pandemic planning and overall response capacity for all threats to public health
- Tools that assist in the development of national pandemic preparedness plans
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Vahe A Kazandjian, PhD
Adjunct Associate Professor, Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine;
President, Center for Performance Sciences;
Adjunct Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health;
Senior Vice President, Maryland Hospital Association
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Dr. Jan Kyncl
Deputy Head, Department of Epidemiology of the Centre for Epidemiology and Microbiology
National Institute of Public Health
Czech Republic
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12:30 -
14:00
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14:00 -
17:00
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17:00 -
18:00
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- Replicable alternative management models to finance hospitals through private investment: The Alzira Model
- Identifying the risk and opportunity with new public-private hybrids that go beyond traditional public-service privatisation
- Strategies to address cost and investment challenges, deliver improvements in efficiency and enhance service quality in health care
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Dr. Carlos Trescoli
Chief Executive Personal Adviser
Hospital de la Ribera, Alzira
Spain
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Steven Wright
Executive Directory
European Centre for Health Assets and Architecture
Luxembourg
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18:00
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