Conference Day #2, Thursday May 5th

8.30 am

9.00 am

Conference opening

9.15 am

Opening keynote

Seven ways to think like the web

by Jon Udell, author, information architect, software developer, and new media innovator
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10.00 am

10.15 am

Track opening - Online and mobile health are the real health reform

The world over, health care costs are increasing faster than economies are growing. While medical innovations, in the form of clinical technologies and prescription drugs, have lengthened lives and, in many cases, enhanced quality of lives, they are usually cost-increasing. What can be done to stem the health cost spiral while fostering innovation in health? The answer is engaging people-patients mor (...) - read more.

by Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, THINKhealth
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11.00 am

11.15 am

Sundhed.dk: A health portal for all Danish citizens

Denmark has been first mover on many IT initiatives within health services. The majority of these initiatives are based on a common infrastructure, which has helped put Denmark in pole position and create a patient-centric health sector. Sundhed.dk was launched in 2003 and is a public, internet-based portal that collects and distributes health care information among citizens and health care professionals (...) - read more.

Case: sundhed.dk (Danish eHealth Portal)
by Margrethe Harbo
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The infrastucture for data sharing with patients is changing; what are the opportunities?

The US government’s ARRA/HITECH program, with its “Meaningful Use” requirements, not only drives hospitals and physician practices to implement Electronic Medical Records, but also stimulates health data exchange among providers, and with patients and their families.  The infrastructure for data sharing with patients is developing rapidly, in the form of patient portals, data exchange methods (...) - read more.

Case: Main Line Health Philadelphia
by Harm Scherpbier
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12.00 am

1.00 pm

Using Mental Models to Transform Company Thinking

Successfully engaging patients in taking a more active role in managing their own health through better use of the online channels requires getting a number of things right. Accuracy and reliability of information is naturally crucial, both in terms of usefulness and trust. Another crucial factor is how all the information relating to the health and well-being of an individual is organized and presented (...) - read more.

Case: Healthwise Inc
by Becky Reed
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Case:
by Indi Young

Making progress in the treatment of chronic illnesses - through an app!

WellApps develops and distributes symptom tracking applications for patients with chronic illnesses. The data collected is compiled into easy-to-read reports for physicians, resulting in optimal patient treatment and reduced periods of active disease. Patients can also access interactive charts to see correlations between symptoms and understand how compliance to medication affects their well being. De-identifie (...) - read more.

Case: WellApps
by Brett Shamosh

1.45 pm

2.00 pm

What's on - Roundtable discussion

3.00 pm

3.15 pm

Trust in Online Health: Healthy Humans

Intoduction to Healthy Humans; the background and an outline of the trust-related challenges as faced by the organization as well as how they have been tackled. (...) - read more.

Case: Healthy Humans
by Anthony Gold

Trust in Online Health - Sundhed.dk

Intoduction to Sundhed.dk; the background and an outline of the trust-related challenges as faced by the organization as well as how they have been tackled. (...) - read more.

Case: sundhed.dk (Danish eHealth Portal)
by Margrethe Harbo

Trust in Online Health: TrustNetMD

Intoduction to TrustNetMD; the background and an outline of the trust-related challenges as faced by the organization as well as how they have been tackled. (...) - read more.

Case: TrustNetMD
by Richard Singerman
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Trust in Online Health: Migraine.com

Intoduction to Migraine.com; the background and an outline of the trust-related challenges as faced by the organization as well as how they have been tackled. (...) - read more.

Case: Health Union
by Tim Armand
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Trust in Online Health: Organized Wisdom

Intoduction to Organized Wisdom; the background and an outline of the trust-related challenges as faced by the organization as well as how they have been tackled. (...) - read more.

Case: Organized Wisdom
by Unity Stoakes

4.00 pm

4.15 pm

Trust in Online Health - moderated panel discussion

One phenomenon that permeates all aspects of online health; patient engagement; self service; online marketing of anything related to personal health is the issue of trust. How can the necessary level of trust be established and maintained without the human interaction; the interaction between the patient and the clinician / consultant, which most stakeholders would traditionally have considere (...) - read more.

by Anthony Gold, Healthy Humans

& Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, THINKhealth

& Richard Singerman, TrustNetMD

& Tim Armand, Health Union

& Unity Stoakes, Organized Wisdom

& Margrethe Harbo, sundhed.dk (Danish eHealth Portal)

5.00 pm

5.15 pm

Town hall

6.15 pm

6.30 pm

Social event