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Enabling The Health 2.0 Community In Latin America
3 – 4 April 2014 | São Paulo, Brazil
In the light of the unprecedented growth in the adoption of technology and the digital transformation sweeping the Healthcare Arena Fleming Gulf
is proud to be bringing the best local and global innovations in health care IT to Sao Paolo, Brazil. The Summit uniquely brings the key stakeholders
from all sectors of healthcare IT in the region together.
The Summit has been tailored to provide implementable strategies and solutions to the key challenges facing healthcare Information systems in Latin
America. With high level strategic keynote presentations, highly interactive panel discussions and focused content, you will hear Key Stakeholders and
Healthcare IT Leaders share their experiences, challenges and lessons learned in undertaking some of the biggest projects in the Region.
The Esteemed Speaker Panel
Dr. Carola Hullin | International
Medical Informatics Association for
Latin America (IMIA-LAC), President
Fábio Bitencourt | ABDEH-Brazilian
Association for the Development of
Hospital Building, President
Dr. Marco Antonio Gutierrez | Chief
information Officer (CIO), Instituto do
Coração (InCor)
President- Brazilian Society of Health
Informatics (SBIS)
Dr. Heimar de Fátima Marin
Brazilian Society of Health
Informatics (SBIS), Vice-President
Augusto C Gadelha Vieira | Ministry
of Health /DATASUS - Departamento
de Informática do SUS, Director
Alan David March, MD | Argentina
Medical Informatics Association
(AAIM), President
Dr. Carlos Arteta Molina | President,
Colombian Association of Informatics
in Health (ACIESA)
Medical Director, Cardioinfantil
Institute of Cardiology Foundation.
Dr. Jaime de los Hoyos Moreno
President- Chilean Association of
Health Informatics (ACHISA)
Chief Medical Informatics- Clinical
Hospital University of Los Andes
Murilo Contó | Ministry of HealthBrazil, Member of National Committee for
the Incorporation of Technology in SUS
Marivan Santiago Abrahão | Health
Level 7 (HL7) Brazil
President
Dr. Renato Sabbatini | Edumed
Institute, President & Chairman
Lincoln Nunes | Amazon State Health
Care Secretary
CEO- IT & TELECOM
Dr. Luiz Ary Messina | The
Telemedicine University NetworkMinistry of Science and Technology,
National Coordinator
Jacson Barros | Hospital das
Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina
da Universidade de São Paulo,
(Clinics Hospital Faculty of Medicine
University of São Paulo)
Chief information Officer (CIO)
Klaiton Luis Ferretti Simão | Hospital
St. Camillus de São Paulo, Director of
Corporate Information Technology Network
Edson Kitaka | Hospital and Clinics –
UNICAMP, Chief information Officer (CIO)
Ariel Gulisano | Hospital Universitario
Austral, Chief information Officer (CIO)
Dr Alexandre Barbosa | Center for
Research on Information Technology
and Communication (CETIC.br),
Manager
Claudio Giulliano Alves da Costa
Brazilian Society of Health
Informatics, Director
Ricardo Santoro | Hospital Albert
Einstein, Chief information Officer (CIO)
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Day 1 | 3rd April 2014
SESSION I: EFFICIENT HEALTHCARE IT
ECOSYSTEMS
8:50Opening Remarks from the Summit Chairperson
8:00 Inaugural Keynote Address: Integration
of Information Technology with Healthcare
Management Systems- A Latin American
Perspective
• Healthcare IT Implementation on a national and interregional basis
• Implementation challenges
• Increasing interoperability through Standardization
• Success Stories of programs implemented
9:40 Digital Hospital: How to improve patient care and
profitability
Claudio Giulliano Alves da Costa | Brazilian Society of
Health Informatics, (Sociedade Brasileira de Informatica
em Saúde, SBIS)
Director
10:20 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
SESSION II: TELEMEDICINE
11:00 INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION: Is Digital
Healthcare the Prevailing Answer?
• Best practices in digital healthcare and public health
applications
• Capacity and sustainability building in e-digital health and
systems
• Understanding the universal standard for digital health
applications
11:40
CASE STUDY Implementation of Hospital
Information System (H.I.S) at the 2,400 Bed,
Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da
Universidade de São Paulo (Clinics Hospital Faculty
of Medicine University of São Paulo)
Jacson Barros | Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de
Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, (Clinics Hospital
Faculty of Medicine University of São Paulo)
Chief information Officer (CIO)
12:20 Adopting Best Practices in Telehealth - The Project
to Establish Regional Protocols for Telehealth
Policies in Latin America
• Examining the standards currently used and the challenges
• Generating a set of harmonized and agreed upon regional
guides of public policies on telehealth goods and services
• Regional standard for minimum requirements for sending
data and infrastructure;
• Strategy for promoting, preventing and offering services
through telehealth and regional guidelines for telehealth
management
• Strategy for establishing a research network on telehealth
topics and a telehealth training and certification model.
Dr. Luiz Ary Messina | The Telemedicine University
Network-Ministry of Science and Technology, National
Coordinator
13:00Summit Luncheon & Networking Break
SESSION III: E-Healthcare
14:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: E-Health Latin America:
Overcoming the Barriers to its Implementation.
• Latin America: Introduction to the Health Concerns
• Health & ICT usability and infrastructure concerns in Latin
America
• Understanding What makes usability of a patient
information system good?
• E health plans implemented by some Nations
• Identification of the Economic, Social, Political and
Technical Barriers to e Healthcare
• Frameworks to overcoming challenges
14:40 Confidentiality and Security for e-Health
• Importance of Healthcare Security, Confidentiality and its
Implications
• Implications of Compromise: What if something goes
wrong?
• How is Healthcare Security Different From Other Industries
• Healthcare-specific Security Standards
• A Comparison of Regional and International Standards for
Confidentiality
15:20 A Distributed e-Healthcare System Based on the
Service Oriented Architecture
• Status of Current Healthcare – Difficulties & Needs
• Common Healthcare Delivery Practice vs Distributed
e-healthcare system based on SOA
• The e-Healthcare System Service Oriented Architecture- Patient Pharmacy & Clinic Modules
• Security and Privacy Session & Content Based
Authentication
• Implementation & Performance Evaluation
• Conclusions
16:00Afternoon Coffee & Networking Break
16:30 INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION: Mobile
Healthcare Technologies: Have they really arrived?
• Current international and regional adoption of Mobile
Devices Amongst Health Professionals
• Advances in sensor devices for biomedical monitoring
• Body Area networks (architectures, protocols, scheduling)
• Energy management, optimization in devices & networks
• Accuracy, reliability, security, protection, identity, privacy
issues
17:10 Development considerations for The Mobile Health
Application ecosystem
• Examining strategic objectives & implications for a mobile
applications program
• Internal development vs Outsourced development
• Key benefits of mobile healthcare apps
• Market overview and vendor landscape
• Key mobile platforms: Pros & Cons
17:40Networking Cocktail & Reception
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Day 2 | 4th April 2014
9:00 The Contribution of Architectural and
Construction Planning for new Technologies in a
Human Dimension
Fábio Bitencourt | ABDEH-Brazilian Association for the
Development of Hospital Building, President
9:40 The Future Outlook: From Web MD to
“CyberPhysicians”
• Balancing patient‘s privacy & confidentiality concerns with
Free Access to information
• Addressing security & privacy concerns in the national
health informatics infrastructure
• Ethical Challenges in Electronic Data & Human Subjects
Research
• Ethics vs Laws: Legal Issues in Health Care Informatics
15:20Afternoon Coffee & Networking Break
10:20 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
11:00 Coming of age in Health Informatics: The
upbringing of a Health IT professional
Alan David March, MD | Argentina Medical Informatics
Association (AAIM), President
11:40 Considerations for a healthcare CIO while moving
onto the cloud
• Making Cloud computing the centerpiece of the healthcare
CIO’s strategic IT planning.
• Understanding and analyzing SaaS, PaaS, IaaS in the
context of healthcare organizations of varying scales and
complexities.
• Engineering a cloud solution after understanding and
analyzing the goals, needs, and constraints of the
Healthcare organization.
• Understanding the compliance issues and choosing a
compliant cloud.
• Choosing and implementing a cloud solution in a way that
offers users a much easier way to obtain services, freeing
them to concentrate on their core healthcare business.
12:20 Selecting & Implementing an Electronic Health
Record (EHR) system
• The characteristics of a successful EHR implementation, and
how e-prescribing can boost your productivity?
• What are the must-have features of an EHR
• EHR Hardware Basics
• Workflow & Redesign Getting Your Practice Ready for an
EHR
• Migrating Old Records & Managing the EHR
Implementation
Klaiton Luis Ferretti Simão | Hospital São Camilo, Director
IT
13:00Summit Luncheon & Networking Break
14:00 Electronic Health Records (EHR) and its
Applications in Nursing Care
• Discuss the needs of inpatient nursing
• Situate needs within the context of VA’s EHR
• Develop a common understanding of the challenges in
developing an EHR optimized for inpatient nursing care
• Applications of EHR in inpatient nursing care
14:40 Healthcare Informatics: An Ethical Perspective
• Ethical Issues in Health Informatics
16:00 Healthcare 2.0 Implications of Social Media &
Mobile Health
16:40 Leveraging Information Technology to Enable
Innovation within Healthcare: Enabling Seamless
Communication between Patients, Providers, and
Payers
• Government Projects in the Latin American region to enable
Patients, Providers, and Payers Communication
• Modular applications and cloud hosted services and their
implications on the Healthcare IT Consumer Mix
• New ways to exchange patient data while maintaining
confidentiality and compliance
• Planned projects: The way forward
17:20Closing Remarks by Conference Chairperson
17:30 Farewell Coffee & Networking Break
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The Esteemed Speaker Panel
Claudio Giulliano Alves da Costa
Brazilian Society of Health Informatics (SBIS)
Director
Dr. Marco Antonio Gutierrez
Chief information Officer (CIO) -Instituto do Coração (InCor)
President - Brazilian Society of Health Informatics (SBIS)
Claudio Giulliano Alves da Costa is a Physician, Master of Science in Health
Informatics by State University of Campinas and Certified Professional in
Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS). As a health
informatics consultant, during the last years, Claudio has been part of important
projects for hospitals, health plans, IT companies and government. He was
President of the Brazilian Health Informatics Association during four years.
Currently, he is CIO of the Bionexo company.
Dr. Marco Antonio Gutierrez obtained the Engineering degree in Electronics,
with specialization in Computer Science, from University of Sao Paulo in 1985
and the PhD in Electronic Systems from same University in 1995. He was a
Visiting Research at the Image Science Institute, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The
Netherlands in 1996 and a Research Fellow at Informatics Division, Department
of Radiology, University of Southern California in 2006 and 2007. His areas
of interest include medical image processing, biological signal processing and
hospital information systems. He is currently head of Informatics Division at Heart
Institute (InCor), University of Sao Paulo Medical School and invited professor at
Polytechnic School from University of Sao Paulo and Paulista School of Medicine
from Federal University of Sao Paulo.
Klaiton Luis Ferretti Simão
Hospital St. Camillus de São Paulo.
Director of Corporate Information Technology Network
Klaiton Luis Ferretti Simon is Director of Corporate Information Technology
Network Hospitals St. Camillus de São Paulo. With twenty-five years of experience
in the IT field, of which fourteen working in health institutions (hospitals and
health care organizations) he is a graduate in Hospital Management. He
also holds a graduate degree in e-learning and an MBA in Management of
Technology Information. He has in the past helped regulate spending by
industrial, trade and telecommunications corporations on IT. He Guides its
operations by implementing methodologies and practices market as PMI and
ITIL to ensure proper delivery of the ICT service organization, the definition of the
model area management based on COBIT, and defining the strategy for the use
of ICT as a tool to support the business. He Integrates the Corporate Executive
Board‘s network of hospitals, the agency responsible for management, which
reports directly to the Superintendent (CEO).
Dr. Luiz Ary Messina
The Telemedicine University Network-Ministry of Science and
Technology, National Coordinator
Dr. Luiz Ary Messina has over 40 years experience in Computer Sciences,
teaching, researching, developing and commercializing software. He has
successfully secured funding for innovative Telehealth projects from the
European Union together with state and municipal agencies, university hospitals,
international research organizations, enterprises and city halls. He graduated
as an electronic engineer from the University of Brasilia, holds a Masters Degree
in Databases from the State University of Campinas Unicamp, São Paulo, and
a Doctorate degree from the Technological University of Darmstadt, Germany,
where he was assistant professor from 1982 to 1988. Dr. Messina has worked
in Industrial Systems Automation for Siemens AG in Erlangen and in São
Paulo. He runs a company since 1993, Messina Informatica, and serves as a
consultant to big enterprises and governmental institutions in various fields
of ICT and organizational processes. In 2005 Dr. Messina began developing
and coordinating RUTE, the Telemedicine University Network, for the Brazilian
Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation ,which is managed by RNP, the
National Research and Education Network. Since his involvement with RUTE, he
often speaks to audiences in Brazil, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe,
USA, Australia and Japan, on the advancements and methodologies of RUTE,
the Brazilian initiatives on eHealth, the relationships and the formation of public
policies on eHealth in LAC, and on the importance of the model adopted in
Brazil which is based on connecting universities, research institutions, university
and teaching hospitals to the National Research and Education Network RNP.
Begin 2012, the Brazilian Health Ministry joined RNP Interministerial Steering
Committee composed before by the Ministries of Education, Culture, and Science
Technology and Innovation.
Marivan Santiago Abrahão
Health Level 7 (HL7) Brazil, President
Marivan Santiago Abrahão has Bachelor of Medicine Degree, 1982, Fluminense
Federal University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Bachelor of Computer Science, 2001,
State University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was a Researcher in
Medical Informatics at Universidade Federal de São Paulo, UNIFESP, Sao Paulo.
He is Chair of Avesta – Informação e Saúde Ltda, a leading health informatics
consultant company based in Brazil, and provides healthcare standards expertise
to clients in the development and deployment of HL7 standards (Version 2,
Version 3, CDA, etc.). He has over 30 years of experience in the medicine and
information technology field. He is an active physician in Internal Medicine and
Nephrology with a private office in São Paulo. Also he currently provides HL7
expertise to the development of a Healthcare Standards, terminology strategy
and stakeholder engagement strategy and he currently sits as Chair of HL7 Brazil
Affiliate on a 2nd term and he also sits as a 10-year member of HL7 International
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3 – 4 April 2014 | São Paulo, Brazil
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