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GIVE HEALTH An eCHAnCE

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Athens, May 12-14the meGaron athens international ConferenCe Centre

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SFEE EVEnt: PHARMACEUtICAL InDUStRY, KEY DRIVER FOR tHE DEVELOPMEnt OF tHE GREEK ECOnOMY Papadimitriou BabisPresentation of Study: Development Strategy for the Pharmaceutical Industry, Tsakanikas Angelos, Research Director of ΙΟΒE, Assistant Professor of NTUA The vision of the Pharmaceutical Industry for Growth, Frouzis Konstantinos, President of SFEEDamanaki Maria, Commissionair of the European CommitteeStaikouras Christos, Alternate Minister of FinanceChatzidakis Kostis, Minister of Development and CompetitivenessGeorgiadis Adonis, Minister of Health Vidalis Efthymios, Vice President of Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) and Chairman of SEV’s Council for Sustainable Development Katsos Vassilios, Chairman & Managing Director of Pharmathen Lalis Georgetta, Head of the Greek’s Office of the Task Force of Greece (TFGR)Nordkamp Erik, President of Pharma Innovation Forum (PIF), Chairman & Managing Director, Pfizer Papadopoulos Ioannis, Chairman of the Hellenic Venture Capital Association Questions – Discussion

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eHEALtH FOR RESOURCE-LIMItED SEttInGS Lievens FrankOpen source mHealth: Democratizing knowledge and technology to improve global health. Case Study of SANA project, Gutierrez Celi Leo AnthonyCharity in modern times... Galilee palliative care unit, development and activities, Tserkezoglou AlikiBridging distance in space, time and context using telemedicine and eHealth, Hasvold Per Erlend Utilising mobile communication technology in the health sector, Zevgoli NafsikaEnhancing quality of life by using technology, Mear Liz Health inequalities and eHealth, Marschang Sascha

LUnCH BREAK OPEnInG PLEnARY: eHEALtH SHAPInG FUtURESEvidence are piling up. Sustainable care pathways can only be realized if eHealth technologies are righteously exploited. Challenges are waiting to be met, barriers to be overcome, failures to offer lessons, but doubts are small: healthcare future is largely shaped by the deployment of eHealth solutions.Papanikolaou Christina, General Secretary of Public Health, Ministry of Health, GreeceGeorgiadis Adonis, Minister of Health, GreeceSamaras Antonis, Prime Minister of the Hellenic RepublicKroes Neelie, European Commission Vice President responsible for the Digital AgendaBorg Tonio, European Commissioner for Health and Consumer Policy ExHIBItIOn OPEnInG - WELCOME RECEPtIOn (ExHIBItIOn AREA)

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HEALtHCARE WItHOUt BORDERS Auer Clemens, Tountas Yannis Policy for eHealth in the context of the cross-border healthcare Directive, Piha TapaniCross-border Care - A Challenge and an Opportunity for Cyprus, Schizas ChristoseHealth supporting cross-border care - epSOS, Lindén FredrikEXPANDing beyond current cross-border eHealth services, Martins HenriqueTimely Availability of patient information – a critical factor for quality healthcare, Cabrnoch Milan Wrap-up and Conclusions, Auer Clemens

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BIG DAtA FOR HEALtHCARE REFORM Mantas Ioannis, Roesems-Kerremans Gisèle BIG Data between Individual and Public Health, Brand Helmut Health Data Cooperatives - citizen controlled health data repositories as a basis for big data analytics in health, Hafen Ernst Big Data in System Reform, in Management Control, in Powergame and Transparency, Szόcska Miklόs Turn health and wellbeing fun and engaging with big data and mHealth, Heuer Manuel Big data technologies to support the integration of healthcare and research data, Bellazi Riccardo

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mHEALtH: IMPROVInG ACCESSIBILItY AnD qUALItY OF LIFE Angelidis Pantelis, Deswarte CélineGreen Paper on mHealth, Timmers Paul Tackling the Global Challenge of Chronic Disease: Opportunities for Mobile Health, Figge Helen Patient Outcomes as a driver for mHealth: eSMART, Kearney Nora Initial results of survey on mHealth, O’Sullivan Dee From big data to small data - how mHealth will improve outcomes, Bergström RichardWilson Petra, Garcia-Milà Vidal Ignasi, Visscher Stefan, Tsoukalis Alexandre

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UtILISInG EUROPEAn StRUCtURAL AnD InVEStMEnt FUnDS (ESIF) In ACtIVE AnD HEALtHY AGEInGDziworski Wojciech, Gatzoulis LoukianosWhat is smart specialisation and how to mobilise ESIF, Schultze Claus Commission guide for health investments under ESIF 2014-2020, Dziworski Wojciech How to proceed with the development of a smart specialisation strategy lessons from the Aquitaine region, Le Guyader Hervé Experiences and lessons in mobilising structural funds, Quiles Javier, Přidalová Tereza

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EUROPEAn InnOVAtIOn PARtnERSHIP On ACtIVE AnD HEALtHY AGEInG (EIP AHA) & ECHALLIAnCE COnnECtED HEALtH ECOSYStEM WORKInG tOGEtHER FOR SCALInG-UP InnOVAtIOn Gatzoulis Loukianos, Rees Bleddyn ECHAlliance International Network of connected health permanent ecosystems, O’Connor BrianEIP AHA, Stancic ZoranEcosystem story: the journey from Dublin to Athens, Venne JulienEcosystems in action - examples of how the ecosystems are working, Sachinopoulou Anna, Boubaki Mina, Crooks GeorgeEIP Action Group B3 - regions’ and other stakesholders maturity for scale up of ICT solutions / The exercise of maturity assesment in Action Group B3, Crawford John, McCormick Andrew, De Manuel Keenoy Esteban, Vontetsianos TheodorePathways for Integrated Care, Bedbrook Anna Stakeholders’ perspectives on the benefits of permanent ecosystems & scaling up deployments, Martel Julien, Vardas Panos, Mear LizQ&A Open Forum, Conclusions and Next Steps, Papanikolaou Christina, O’Connor Brian, Iakovidis Ilias

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PLEnARY: FROM StRAtEGIES tO SERVICES – tHE FUtURE IS HEREICT supported care services still have not found their ways to become mainstream in EU National Health Systems. eHealth strategies of Member States take a variety of approaches, but all of them are suffering in the implementation front. Has the time for wide scale adoption come? Are existing evidence enough? Is there a need for more courageous policy initiatives? The session will draw upon success stories to address these issues.Cabrnoch Milan, Cabrnoch Milan, Member of the European Parliament Testori Coggi Paola, Director General DG SANCO, European CommissionKearns Leo, National Lead for Transformation and Change in the Systems Reform Office of the Irish Health Service, IrelandNormet Ivi, Deputy Secretary General for Health, Ministry of Health, EstoniaPangalos George, President of the Greek Center for e-Gov Applications in Social Security and Health (IDIKA), GreeceAvolio Francesca, Regional Manager, Regional Healthcare Agency of Puglia, Italy

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PLEnARY: HIGH LEVEL DEBAtE On IntEGRAtED CARE: FROM IDEAS tO REALItY AnD tAnGIBLE BEnEFItSThe session aims to present concrete examples and benefits of integrated care services from leaders in the field. The panel will feature representatives from national and regional authorities, who will bring the examples from the field. There will also be representatives of insurers, care professionals and end users and the panel, as a whole, will debate what integrated care can deliver for patients, carers, and care systems and what needs to be considered in terms of organisational changes and financial models to make it a success.Stancic ZoranNeil Alex MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing, Scottish GovernmentLedesma Albert, Director Inter-ministerial Health and Social Care and Interaction Plan, Government of CataloniaSonntag Steffen Mark, Cardiologist, Medical Director of Gesellschaft für Patientenhilfe DGP mbH & Medical Director Cardiology, Alere Inc. Europe and Middle EastDrewes Brigitte, Head of Department, National Institute for Health Data and Disease Control, DenmarkVeliotes George, General Manager Life & Health Interamerican Greece, part of Achmea & Chairman of Insurance Europe General Health Committee & Chairman Health Business Group EurapcoKaloyianni Dimitra, Secretary General of Greek Multiple Sclerosis Society & Member of Board of Trustees of Multiple Sclerosis International Federation

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eHEALtH DEPLOYMEnt AnD HEALtH SERVICES InnOVAtIOn Roca Josep, Tsanakas Panagiotis Large Scale National Deployment – coordinated national deployment in Denmark and the Nordic Countries, Bjerregaard-Jensen Henrik A new benchmark standard: The European code of practice for telehealth services, Fisk Malcolm Moving from clinical guidelines to clinical decision support – the vision and project of the European Society of Radiology, Frija Guy Towards a patient-centered healthcare system through eHealth: MSD’s deployment experiences and perspectives, Haseeb Ahmad «PHR in Your Pocket» – Making the Citizen a Partner in his Health Care, Kaye Rachelle Contactless measurement technologies: new applications and possibilities in telemedicine, Malberg HagenNew technologies in Psychogeriatric care: the use of telehealth in underserved areas, Politis AntonioseHealth as disruptive innovation enabler for better patient care services, Koncar Miroslav

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RARE DISEASES InFO-WAYSpart i - ChallenGes and solutions to reGister and Cross-link patient data Aymé Ségolène, Meglic MaticA disease registry tool in public health: the experience with Cystic Fibrosis, Mehta AnilDeveloping a national disease register: the experience of using care data in the field of cancer, Stevens SarahDeveloping a national disease register: the German approach to a rare disease register, Hartz TobiasRare disease registry in Greece, Tzala Lia

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The landscape of patient registries in Europe: challenges and solutions for sustainability, Aymé Ségolène

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H2020 - PERSOnALISInG HEALtHCARE Roesems-Kerremans Gisèle, Iakovidis Ilias Welcome and Introduction: Roesems-Kerremans Gisèle, Eerola IiroThree-minute presentations for potential research and innovation topics for the Horizon 2020 Societal challenge 1 – Health demographic challenge and wellbeingFeedback from H2020 programe Committee Member, Fotsis Theodore Open discussion with the audience and conclusions, Iakovidis Ilias

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eHEALtH MARKEt DEVELOPMEntpart i Richardsson Helene, Deswarte Céline Self-management through self-monitoring for long-term respiratory disease, Auton Kevin, SME Award WinnerRadzwill Konstanty, Denjoy Nicole

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tHE EIP AHA SCALE-UP StRAtEGY AnD ExAMPLES FROM REFEREnCE SItES Gatzoulis Loukianos, Dziworski WojciechA strategy for scaling up innovations in active and healthy ageing, Timmers Paul, Iglesia-Gomez Maria Nationwide deployment of social alarms in Sweden, Leidegren Johnny SAM:BO and shared care, Wanscher Christina Integrated chronic disease management (GECHRONIC), Valdivieso BernardoEuregional Network for patient safety and infection prevention, Müller Jan

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ASSESSInG READInESS FOR SCALInG-UP InnOVAtIOnS In ACtIVE AnD HEALtHY AGEInG Leroy Cadova Petra, Wintlev-Jensen Peter Check! telehealthcare at scale, Ravn BrittaWide deployment of the Andalusian eHealth Strategy: Getting ready for scaling-up, Carriazo Ana MariaFalls prevention (Profiter). Introducing innovation into regional eHealth Policy, Addis AntonioeCare Centre and scaling-up model for smart ICT solutions, Van Buerden MariekeMi Partnership in Liverpool, Smith MauriceThe integration pioneer programme at Kent, Stewart Robert

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PLEnARY: EU-US MoU On eHEALtH Health-related Information and Communications Technologies are a very important tool in promoting individual and community health while fostering innovation and economic growth. Having recognized this, both the EU and the US have identified the main elements of a joint Roadmap for activities under the MoU signed in order to facilitate the more effective use of health-related ICT to support the health of the population, and to strengthen their relationship and support global cooperation in this area. O’Connor Brian, European Connected Health Alliance Roesems-Kerremans Gisèle, Representative of European Commission, BelgiumFridsma Doug, Representative of Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), USABorelli Alice, Director Global Health and Workforce Policy at Intel, USA Lange Mark, Secretary General, EHTEL, Belgium

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4tH EU-US eHEALtH MARKEtPLACE & 2014 tRAnSAtLAntIC HEALtH It / eHEALtH COOPERAtIOn ASSEMBLY eConomiC opportunities Created by eu-us Cooperation on ehealth / health it Hein Matthew O’Connor Brian, European Connected Health AllianceHein Matthew, International Trade Specialist, US Department of Commerce/International Trade AdministrationAn EU-US Success Story, McCormick Andrew, Permanent Secretary, Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety, Northern IrelandWeiser Octavian, 3M

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EU-US MoU ROADMAP WORKStREAMS part ii – interoperability Abeloos Benoît, Fridsma DougUpdate on the Trillium Bridge project, Chronaki Catherine, Secretary General, HL7 Foundation, BelgiumInteroperabilty Assets in EU/US Exchange Patient Summaries, Estelrich Ana, International Standardization Manager at Phast, FranceKey aspects of Policy Alignment for Trillium Bridge, Kalra Dipak, President, The EuroRec Institute, FranceIndustry perspective, Pohjolainen Antti, Microsoft Director for Health Central and Eastern Europe

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PLEnARY: CLOSInG SESSIOn‘Give Health an e-Chance’. It is not just the eHealth Forum 2014 motto, it is the way for the next year. What Member States plan to do to achieve this and how the European Bodies can assist? Attend to find out, announce your commitments and set your calendar for 2015 in Riga.Dimitris Koutsouris, Director of Biomedical Technology Laboratory of the NPUA Taube Māris, Director of National Health Service, LatviaAchilleos Andriana, Senior IT Officer, IT Unit, Ministry of Health, CyprusKyprianou Theodoros, Head of Department of Intensive Care, Nicosia General Hospital, Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Nicosia, CyprusRoesems-Kerremans Gisèle, Deputy Head of Unit, DG CONNECT, European CommissionPapanikolaou Christina, General Secretary of Public Health, Ministry of Health, Greece

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ePRESCRIPtIOn FOR PAtIEnt SAFEtY, EFFICIEnCY AnD COntInUItY OF CARE Pangalos George, Woodham GarethEuropean ePrescription systems serving regional, national and cross-border care, Halaris Christos, Souliotis Kyriakos-Mantzana Vasiliki, Macias Jesus Maria, Hämäläinen PäiviePrescribing for improving safety and efficiency of care, Radziwill Konstanty, Wilkinson Jamie, Cobos Jose LuisSharing Information: Challenges for Regulators and industry, Telonis Panagiotis, Torbett Richard National Strategies for deployment of interoperable ePrescription systems, Drewes Brigitte, Luzzi Loredana, Prendja-Trupec Tatjana, Nicolas Luc

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EUROPEAn PAtIEnt SUMMARIES: WHAt IS nExt? Martins Henrique, Nicolas LucGuidelines for EU Patient Summary, Thorp JeremyReflections on the value of the patient summary and future needs to be addressed, Radziwill Konstanty, Wilson Petra, Bertini LapoPreconditions for deployment of Patient Summary cross-border services, Thonnet Michele, Kolitsi Zoi, Melgara MarcelloTackling the Semantic Interoperability challenge, Kalra Dipak National strategies for deployment of interoperable Patient Summaries, Triantafyllidou Athina, Zimmermann Heiko, Asser Mari, Schmid Adrian, Agius Muscat Hugo

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CO-ORDInAtIOn OF StAnDARDS Abeloos Benoît Co-ordination activities of the Joint Initiative Council, Quinn JohnETSI eHealth work plan, Wood SunoInteroperability Framework strategy towards procurers and vendors – A new step with the Antilope Project, Parisot CharlesSNOMED CT in Europe, Adelöf AnnaCEN/TC 251, a European perspective on eHealth standardization, Stegwee A. RobertWHO initiatives, as an owner of the ICD standards and other classifications, and linkages to terminology standards, such as IHTSDO, Üstün Bedihran

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tHE SILVER ECOnOMY: REAPInG tHE BEnEFItS OF InDUStRIAL InnOVAtIOn In ACtIVE AnD HEALtHY AGEInG Wintlev-Jensen Peter The potential of the Silver Economy, Peppes AthenaFrench Silver Economy initiative, Seys Jean-Claude Technology in the Silver Economy, Triantopoulos VassilisConsumer perspective, Mestheneos ElizabethSME perspective, Marcus Karina

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Kolitsi Zoi, Berler Alexanderpart i: ehealth interoperability frameWork in europe: ihe overvieW and status in europeIHE: the inner workings and why this is relevant to eHealth, Bertini Lapo IHE: the interoperability engine for European strategy, Bourquard Karima How IHE Profiles can benefit eHealth projects in Greece, Berler Alexander

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eHEALtH AS An EnABLER OF CHAnGEConsultation meetinG on national ehealth strateGy 2020 for GreeCe Welcome and Introduction, Papanikolaou Christina Overview of the Greek National Strategy, Kolitsi ZoiThe eHealth Ecosystem – priorities for 2014-2015, Boubaki MinaPerspectives from the panel, Thonnet Michele, Martins Henrique, Hämäläinen Päivi, Denjoy Nicole, Nicolas LucDiscussion Wrap up and next steps, Kolitsi Zoi LUnCH BREAK PRESS COnFEREnCE

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teChnoloGy for monitorinG and preventinG falls in older people - part 2Fall Management: Raising Awareness and Enhancing Partnerships, Kouroubali Angelina State-of-the-Art Technologies: Monitoring and preventing Falls Showcase & DemonstrationsWrap-up of Discussion & Concluding Remarks, Catala Andreu, Dickinson Carmel

HL7 FHIR WORKSHOPTagaris Tasos, Scott PhilipRecorded video welcome message, Jaffe CharlesHL7 on FHIR: Vision and outlook, Quinn JohnFHIR developments in the UK, Scott PhilipFHIR in practice, Worden RobertOpen discussion on the future of interoperability Tagaris Tasos, Scott Philip

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EnGAGED tHEMAtIC nEtWORK Introduction to the Danish health promotion packages, Michelle Eva Implementation of municipal preventive initiatives, Olander Mette Implementation capacity and readiness among municipalities, Friis-Holmberg Teresa

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AntILOPE SOUtH-EASt EUROPE SUMMIt Berler Alexander, Devlies JosWelcome-Introduction to the Summit, Papanikolaou Christina, Pangalos George, Berler AlexanderANTILOPE-Background, purpose, outcome, Devlies JosGreece eHealth Strategy, Boubaki MinaCyprus eHealth Strategy, Achilleos AndrianaCurrent eHealth activites in Turkey, Dogac AsumanCurrent activities and eHealth strategy in Bulgaria, Dimitrova RostislavaCurrent activities and eHealth strategy in Romania, Focşa Mircea

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AntILOPE SOUtH-EASt EUROPE SUMMIt Berler Alexander, Devlies JosWP1-Use cases, European interoperability framework, van Pelt VincentWP2-Key messages. Quality management, Rasmussen Morten BruunWP3-Tools for testing interoperability, Zoric Milan

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Debate based on the ANTILOPE key messages Berler Alexander, Devlies JosMain conclusions, Berler AlexanderFeedback-questionnaires

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CAn CLOUD COMPUtInG CHAnGE tHE HEALtHCARE LAnDSCAPE?Welcome, SUCRE project, Delis Alex Human Brain Project & the use of cloud computing, Ioannides Giannis

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CAn CLOUD COMPUtInG CHAnGE tHE HEALtHCARE LAnDSCAPE? Dedalus - Cloud applications for the healthcare industry, La Manna Serena PACS in the Cloud: A Collaborative Environment for HealthCare (Use case from Hygeia Hospital), Papachristou Petros

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Panel DiscussionCloud adoption challenges: How can cloud adoption in healthcare be better supported?Delis AlexIoannides Giannis, La Manna Serena, Papachristou Petros, Themistokleous Marinos, Fasano Maria Beatrice AntILOPE CORE MEEtInG

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tHE SECREtS OF tELEHEALtH: HOW tO DEPLOY SERVICES In ROUtInE CARE Pavlickova Andrea There are more pilots in telehealth than…, Lange MarcCritical Success Factors for a deployment strategy, Kay RachelCritical Success Factors for managing organisational change, Ross PeeterCritical Success Factors from a legal, regulatory and security perspective, Christiansen Ellen K.Critical Success Factors from an ICT perspective, Marti TinoThe case of “New health Network” for validating the Momentum Success Factors, Scalvini Simonetta

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EFMI COnnECtInG HEALtH AnD SOCIAL CARE: tHE CASE OF nEOnAtAL CARE Weber Patrick Mantas John The Blue Line Aproach and the Case of Neonatal Care, Hofdijk Jacob Technological and Semantic Interoperability: a Patient’s perspective,Arvanitis Theodoros N.Design Blue Line Compliant Systems with Empathy, Pagliari Claudia IHE Contribution to the Blue Line Coordination Paradigm, Berler Alexander The eHealth Societal Incentive Framework Dimension, Doupi Persephone

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ICt SOLUtIOnS FOR InDEPEnDEnt LIVInG In OWn HOME aGeinGWell netWork presentation Bridging ICT & Ageing Stakeholders and Sharing Good Practices, Leal Ana Solange, Ciancia Angela iCt and mhealth solutions for improvinG the quality of life of older people- One Safe, Antunes Gabriel - Proactive care services based on mHealth, Sànchez-Rico de las Heras Alejandro - Applying Rasberry pi and open- source software in Elderly Social Care, Kaggelides Kostis- The role of mobile technologies and exergames in improving the cognitive health of the elderly, Bamidis Panagiotis promotinG older people adoption of iCt and mhealth solutions - How the Municipality of Trikala develops and engages seniors in using ICT solutions, Liatou Kalli - Testing Innovative E-Health Solutions in Romania, Manesi Ligia - Confronting equity in health, Mestheneos Liz - DaleMov – solution for Parkinson’s disease patients, Goméz Benito Alicia - HAIVISIO community: Enhancing visibility and exploitation potential of ICT - Solutions for Independent Living, Vontas Apostolos Q&A / Final remarks

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EIP AHA: ExPERt FORUM On COMMUnItY EMPOWERMEnt AnD tECHnOLOGY: IMPLEMEntInG tHE nEW PARADIGM O’Connor Brian, Guldemond NickPitch by patient, Phillips JimPitch by health professional, Crooks George Pitch by self-management expert, Somekh David Pitch by Integrated Psychiatric Care specialist, Scheepers FloortjePitch by company, Tsakou GiannaPitch by ecosystem ‘Living It Up’, Henderson Donna Pitch by ecosystem ‘More Independent MI’, Dawson Jon Pressure cooker discussionsFloor discussion

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AtHEnS MEDICAL SOCIEtY AnD HL7 HELLAS jOInt EVEnt CLInICAL GOVERnAnCE: tHE USE OF etOOLS AnD CDA DOCUMEntS Auer Clemens, Thireos Lefteris Extending digital health and wellness opportunities with interoperable data and mobile technology, Ferguson Jamie Clinical Guidelines application in the Greek e-Prescription system, Karanikas Haralampos, Thireos LefterisThe emerging role of eHealth standards and standards development in global economy, Quinn John Interconnecting patient home telehealth and the United Kingdom NHS using the HL7 CDA Personal Health monitoring reports, Xanthopoulakis CharalambosPatient summaries and CDA: the perspective and role of HL7 Affiliates - Introduction, Auer Clemens Patient summaries and CDA: the perspective and role of HL7 Affiliates, Cagnioli Giorgio (Italy), Dragos Nuta (Romania), Scott Philip (UK), Varga Sinisa (Croatia), Berler Alexander (Greece)Berler Alexander, Chronaki Catherine

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AtHEnS MEDICAL SOCIEtY AnD HL7 HELLAS jOInt EVEntIntEGRAtED MAnAGEMEnt OF CLInICAL GUIDELInES WItH tHE SUPPORt OF It tOOLS: tHE GREEK CASEPapanikolaou Christina, Secretary General of Public Health, Ministry of Health, Greece, Chronaki Catherine, HL7 Foundation Secretary GeneraleHealth Strategy and Clinical Governance: the Greek Perspectives, Papanikolaou Christina, Secretary General of Public Health, Ministry of HealthThe Greek Patient Summary Implementation, Triantafyllidi Athina, IDIKA SA Clinical Guidelines applications: the Greek priorities, Thireos Lefteris, SG AMS & HL7 Hellas Vice ChairBuilding new e-services for cross border care: the case of medical tourism, Berler Alexander, HL7 Chair & Gnomon Informatics DirectorThe Role and implementation of Registries in Healthcare: the Finnish best Practice, Doupi Persephone, National Institute for Health and Welfare, Senior Researcher, FinlandAn innovative approach for an interoperable electronic medical record, Kounalakis Dimitris, University of CreteWrap up and Open Discussion

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