The Connected Care Conference
Programme
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Coffee and Pastries
Coffee and pastries at the Executive Area.
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Workshop Sessions*
* Please see details below.
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Lunch
Lunch outside of the auditorium, 1st floor
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Keynote Presentation: "Global Outlook on the Digital Revolution in Healthcare: Progress and Challenges"
Room: A1-030
By Dr. Zayna Khayat, Adjunct Professor at Rotman School of Management, and VP of Teladoc Health, Toronto, Canada.
Read about the speaker down below.
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Panel Discussion: "The Future of Digital Health"
Room: A1-030
Moderator: Thomas Hoholm, Associate Professor and head of Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, BI Norwegian Business School
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Closing Comments
Room: A1-030
By Per Ingvar Olsen, Professor, BI Norwegian Business School
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End of Conference
09:00-12:00: Workshop sessions
Deltaker: Lene Berge Holm, associate professor at Oslo Metropolitan University, and a researcher at the department for health service research (HØKH) at Ahus.
Participants will gain new design methods for tracing the visible and the invisible aspects of care and bringing to life alternative care practices. They will also gain a deeper understanding of nuanced design principles for crafting care at home.
Participants: Josina Vink, Marie Louise Juul and Jeanne Sintic, AHO
We'll cover real-life examples, demonstrate their value, and guide you through the initial steps of setting up such labs. This is an ideal opportunity for those ready to lead new service development in healthcare, offering tools for creating an innovative service portfolio amid strategic changes.
Participant: Jonathan Romm, Associate Professor, AHO and Duan Zhipeng, PhD fellow, AHO
Deltaker: Linn Støme, Post doctor researcher, OUS
Participants: Jon Bingen Sande, Professor at BI Norwegian Business School, and Anna Stephanova, Ph.D student at BI Norwegian Business School.
Keynote speaker
Zayna is adjunct faculty in the Health Sector Strategy stream at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto where she instructs a course in healthcare innovation in the health MBA program.
Zayna completed her Ph.D. in diabetes research from the University of Toronto (2001), followed by a career in strategy consulting, including as a Principal in the healthcare practice of The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). From 2014 to 2017 Dr. Khayat lead health system innovation with MaRS Discovery District, a major innovation hub based in Toronto - focused on health innovation and social finance. At MaRS, Zayna and her team helped smooth the path to adoption of innovation by healthcare systems in Ontario and around the world.
Zayna is VP of Growth & Client Success at Teladoc Health in Canada, and is the in-house health futurist with Deloitte Canada's Healthcare practice.
Participants - Workshop sessions
His research focuses on inter-organisational relations, B2B marketing and public procurement. The topics often revolve around contracts, relationships, interaction, problem solving and innovation.