Agenda

TIME	AGENDA
09.00-09.05	Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer
09.05-09.10	Chairperson: Conference Introduction Day 1 Highlights on Conference Day 1 Key Sessions
09.10-09.55	The Changing Face of Healthcare: Revolutionary trends and technologies told through case studies of the journey from bench to bedside The shift to Point-of-Care delivery The rise of remote monitoring Big data and precision medicine Devices the size of a grain of rice The new world of brain-computer-interfaced devices
	David Barda, Vice President, Biomedical Sciences Division, *A STAR – Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd** David is an entrepreneur, executive and advisor specializing in technology commercialization and early stage ventures for medical device and wearable technologies. From 2005 to 2012, David was the founding CEO, and long term CTO of the ASX listed Simavita where he brought to market a world first “wearable” wireless continence monitoring technology for residential aged care. In 2012-2013, David advised Saluda Medical in relation to the raising of a combined total of $23m in new funds as part of their spin-out from NICTA, Australia’s national ICT lab. David currently heads the medical device division at ETPL, the commercialization arm of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) that manages the technology transfer and funding to proof of concept work. He is currently focusing on the development of devices in the areas of brain-computer interface, neurostimulation and wearable sensors.
	Nicolette Tan, Executive, Eastern Health Alliance, Office Of Innovation Nicolette Tan is an Industrial Designer at the Office of Innovation, Eastern Health Alliance. She holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Industrial Design from National University of Singapore. She views design as empathy made tangible and has a deep understanding of how people interact with products, services and spaces. Nicolette has been involved in several social and health care projects and is passionate about how design can impact communities.
09.55-10.40	Patient Engagement Redefined with the “Ward of the Future” at Farrer Park Hospital: One of the World’s First Integrated Healthcare and Hospitality Complexes Vision of an Integrated Healthcare and Hospitality Complex Overcoming Challenges, Lessons Learnt and Early Wins Future Developments to provide world class patient-centric care
	Dr Timothy Low Chief Executive Officer Farrer Park HospitalWith more than 28 years of experience in the Healthcare industry, Dr Low brings with him a strong background of leadership within the business and medical community. With his vast experience and contributions to the industry, Dr Low is listed in the ranks of Stanford Who’s who. Prior to his current role, Dr Low served as CEO of Gleneagles Hospital in Singapore. Through his leadership, the hospital established itself as a 6-star private healthcare provider, clinching 14 local and regional awards including the prestigious Asian Hospital Management Award as well as the the ‘National Work Redesign Model Company’ by Spring Singapore (governing agency for innovation in Singapore). Under him, revenues exceed 42% to over USD$100 million.
10.40-11.10	Morning Refreshments
11.10-11.55	Patient Centered Integrated Care in the Netherlands: Opportunities and Threats Outline of the impact of 10 years of integrated care on Hospitals in the Netherlands Shifting care from hospitals to home Role of the virtual organisation in care delivery, telediagnostics Impact of integrated care and new possibilities
	Evert jan Hoijtink Founder and CEO PortavitaEvert Jan Hoijtink is Founder and CEO of Software as a Service company Portavita B.V.Their customers are over 70 medical institutions with 500.000 included patients with a chronic condition like Diabetes, COPD/Asthma, Cardio Vascular Risk Management or Anticoagulation. Portavita is currently active in The Netherlands, Germany, Russia, Curacao and Suriname.Portavita considers itself market leader in the field of patient Self Management with over 100.000 active users in The Netherlands.He is also Founder and Director of big medical data storage & retrieval technology company MGRID BV that was founded in 2009.
11.55-12.15	Sponsored Project Showcase
12.15-13.30	Networking Lunch
13.30-14.15	Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital: Transforming Aged Care for the Future to Drive Efficiency and Accessibility Strategic thinking and challenges on implementing technology/IT projects for nursing home KWSH patient and operational case studies in leveraging on technology The big things coming downstream
	Dr Ow Chee Chung Chief Executive Officer Kwong Wai Shiu HospitalDr Ow Chee Chung is currently the CEO of Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital. The hospital is in the midst of major redevelopment to build an Integrated Nursing Home and Community Hub. It will double both its inpatient and outpatient capacity. Dr Ow is a medical doctor by training with a Master in Business Administration (MBA, Surrey). He has held several leadership appointments in Public Service, VWO and in the restructured hospital and institution. He has a personal interest in the development of community care services.
14.15-15.00	Cooperation between professionals and carers in the organization of seamless care for vulnerable elderly Designing new care trajectories in co-creation with seniors Transitional care and hospital at home Education of patients and professionals by playful solutions
	Lotte Vergouwen Business Development Director IJsfonteinAt IJsfontein, Lotte works on projects that have meaning and make a difference. As a Business Development Director her job is to translate complex customer questions at a strategic level to playful, interactive and meaningful concepts. Due to her background as a project manager, she is able to make a quick and realistic assessment of whether and how an idea can be realized. They finished products that include different accredited serious games for personnel training of health related issues.
	Professor Sophia de Rooij Head of the University Center for Geriatric Medicine at the University Medical Center Groningen University of Groningen, the NetherlandsProfessor Sophia E.J.A. de Rooij is a professor in Internal Medicine, specialized in Geriatric Medicine. She is also President of the Dutch Society of Internal Medicine. Since 2001 she obtained many grants for innovative health care projects concerning improving the cure and care of acutely admitted elderly hospital patients. In the past years, her focus has expanded to hospital outcomes, integrated care and health services research including innovative care strategies, she had granted several large scale multicentre studies and she is principal investigator on all of these trials. She is (co-) author of >190 peer-reviewed publications and has supervised >20 PhD theses.
15.00-15.30	Afternoon Refreshments
15.30 – 16.15	Re-invent Productivity in Hospitals with Robotic Pharmacies and Automated Drug Management System Sharing of KKH Pharmacy Inpatient and Outpatient Automation for picking and packing of drugs The Creative and Innovative Features of the Automation Considerations for Pharmacy Automation implementation Outcomes and challenges
	Irene Quay Chief Pharmacist KK Women’s & Children’s HospitalIrene heads the Pharmacy Department in the area of Medication Safety, Clinical Quality and Audit, Pharmacy Automation, Clinical Pharmacy Service, Research and Education. Irene has recently rolled out the Outpatient Pharmacy Automation project for Patient Safety, with funding support from the Ministry of Health and the project has won several local and international awards. Concurrently, she is leading the recent implementation of Pyxis Automation Dispensing cabinets in KKH Delivery suites, Children Intensive Care Unit, Ward 55 and 56.
16.15 – 17.00	International Panel Discussion: Overall healthcare trends and strengths of healthcare delivery in the Netherlands
	Gerard Lenstra Business Developer/Foreign Direct Investment in Life Sciences & Health Investment and Development Agency North Netherlands (NOM)
	Arnold Bos EVP of International Business Development ZorgDomein
17.00	Closing Remarks by Conference Producer

TIME	AGENDA
09.00-09.05	Chairperson: Conference Introduction on Day 2 Highlights on Conference Day 2 Key Sessions
	Rhenu Bhuller Partner & Senior Vice President Healthcare Frost & Sullivan
09.05-09.50	Transforming Health: The Future of Care Delivery Wide impact of outcome-based medicine & optimal population health management Decentralization of healthcare beyond the walls Emergence of new business models and exciting market opportunities
	Rhenu Bhuller Partner & Senior Vice President Healthcare Frost & SullivanRhenu oversees the healthcare practice for Frost & Sullivan in Asia Pacific. She has almost 20 years of working experience in the healthcare industry and has advised clients on pipeline development, strategy, acquisitions, pharmaco-economics, policy and new business ventures in all segments of the healthcare industry. Her strengths lie in an in-depth understanding of healthcare markets across the world from government healthcare structures and policy to end user and market evaluations. As one of the region’s leading healthcare experts, Rhenu’s expert opinions have been heard at private client seminars and industry conferences, as well as in the media like BBC, Bloomberg, CNN and CNBC.
09.50-10.20	Morning Refreshments
10.20-11.05	The Holistic Person – Digital Lifestyle Management in Healthcare Healthcare – an industry in disruption and transition (analogue to digital, doctor control to patient control, fragmented to centralised) The value of Wearables in prevention and treatment From ‘a point-in-time data’ to ‘real-time data’ Consumer/patient engagement and diversity Shared decision making and patient empowerment From ‘one shoe fits all’ to ‘bespoke healthcare’
	Thomas Dijohn Vice-President, Asia Pacific Dacadoo Thomas Dijohn is currently serving as the Vice-President Asia pacific at Dacadoo, a leading Swiss technology company. The company has developed a unique digital health and lifestyle platform. The core of the Platform is the dacadoo Health Score which is based on more than 70M man-years of clinical studies and has taken more than 5 years to develop and refine by a team of technologists, clinicians and mathematicians.In 2015 Thomas was on a 12 months’ secondment to Sanofi – the world’s 5th largest pharmaceutical company – as Intrapreneur-in-Residence to develop and implement a clinical behavioural diagnostic tool for the management of people with chronic conditions and for prevention in general. There he worked with universities and healthcare professionals.
11.05-11.50	Devising Feasible Digital Healthcare Model to Enable Value-based Health Care The new health care challenges The case for value-based health care The digital health care model Driving the development
	Dr Nipit Piravej Chief Executive Officer, Bangkok Healthcare President, Healthcare Management InnovationDr. Piravej has a unique experience of working as top executive across healthcare value chain in the last 18 years. After a successful academic and clinical career, Dr.Piravej decided to shift into healthcare management, started with a business turnaround mission in health insurance business, followed by a restructuring job at a multinational pharmaceutical trade organization, then strategic management role for a Thai leading hospital group including planning, opening and operating its first premium international hospital in Bangkok. Dr. Piravej is also the Executive Board Member of Thai Medical Informatics Association and Governing Council Member of HIMSS Asia Pacific.
11.50-12.10	Sponsored Project Showcase
12.10-13.15	Networking Lunch
13.15-14.15	Exclusive Panel Presentation: The Future of Patient Specific Devices and Prosthetics – Transforming Lives with 3D Printing Patient specific devices and prosthetics now, and in the future IT architecture to deliver patient specific solutions Quality systems and regulatory requirements for patient specific solutions
	Paul D’Urso Founder & Chairman Anatomics GroupMr Paul S D’Urso is a consultant neurosurgeon at the Epworth Hospital in Melbourne Australia. Mr D’Urso has extensive experience in research, clinical teaching, and medico-legal opinion. He is internationally recognized as a leading Australian neurosurgeon, scientist, and innovator. He invented the technology of BioModelling with groundbreaking PhD research and went on to found Anatomics, one of the world’s most innovative medical device companies.Mr D’Urso completed a fellowship at the Cambridge University Neurosurgery unit and a clerkship at Harvard University. Mr D’Urso has published and presented over 120 scientific papers and holds multiple international patents. He has won over 25 prestigious research awards and prizes.
	Professor Gordon Wallace Australian Laureate Fellow Executive Director ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials ScienceProfessor Gordon is a renowned researcher in the field of 3D bio-printing and material science. His strong commitment to building collaborations has led to fruitful relationships with many renowned scientists, clinicians and industry leaders, most notably, Professor Graeme Clark, inventor of the Bionic Ear. A passionate communicator, he is in-demand as a keynote speaker at conferences around the world.
	Dr Paul Savage Research Program Director, Biomedical Manufacturing CSIRODr Paul Savage is the Research Director of the CSIRO Biomedical Manufacturing Program which aims to work collaboratively with existing companies in the Australian biomedical industry to develop new and innovative devices, materials and processes to improve productivity and efficiency, and create investment and economic opportunities.
14.15-15.00	Participatory Healthcare: Harnessing the Power of Social Media to Empower Patients and Improve Engagement Optimizing pervasive communications to reach mobile patients more effectively Promoting early prevention and lifelong wellness to patients through social networking like Facebook and Twitter Personalizing communications and building relationships with patients
	Dr Narinthorn Surasinthon Director of Digital Marketing and Healthcare Innovation Samitivej Sukhumvit HospitalWell-known in the social network society as ‘Dr Carebear Samitivej.’ Narinthorn is committed to helping patients to change their lifestyle to improve their health and to avoid illness through social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. He is also a host on TV Health Programs and a guest speaker on Health promotion and Primary prevention events for major corporate companies.
15.00-15.30	Afternoon Refreshments
15.30-16.30	Redesigning the Patient Process: New Models of Care Human factor and behavioral design are key drivers for improvement Hire engineers and psychologists to work with your medical and nursing staff The hospital of the future is… your home
	Dr Dirk F. de Korne Deputy Director, Medical Innovation & Care Transformation (MICT) KK Women’s & Children’s HospitalDr Dirk also holds positions as Adjunct Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore and Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands. His implementation, research and teaching focuses on the diffusion of quality and patient safety innovations and include business process and systems redesign, human factors and ergonomics, and performance benchmarking. He holds an MSc in Health Policy and Management from Erasmus University Rotterdam and a PhD in Public Health from University of Amsterdam.
	Annet Bruil, interaction and service designer, fuelfor healthcare innovation design and consulting Annet Bruil is an interaction and service designer at fuelfor, an experience design consultancy specialised in healthcare and co-located in Barcelona and Singapore. fuelfor develop award-winning products and services using a design thinking approach that they have specifically tailored for healthcare challenges. Their work in Singapore has supported a variety of teams from the private, public and third sectors. In 2010 they were invited by the Ministry of Health to run a design thinking workshop at HIF2010. In collaboration with the DesignSingapore Council, fuelfor has developed the healthcare curriculum of the Design Thinking and Innovation Academy, now the accredited training program for DT in Healthcare from the Workforce Development Agency.
16.30-17.15	CEO Panel: Overcoming Challenges of Consumer-Driven Healthcare and Building a Higher Value Service Model for Patients
	Dr Timothy Low Chief Executive Officer Farrer Park Hospital
	Dr Su Le Chief Executive Officer City International Hospital
	Dr Nipit Piravej Chief Executive Officer Bangkok Healthcare
	Moderator: Rhenu Bhuller Partner & SVP Healthcare Frost & Sullivan
17.15	Closing remarks by Conference Producer

09.00-12.30	Expanding the Focus of Digital Technology Solutions for Healthcare
	It is widely perceived that Health has lagged behind other industries in adopting digital solutions to become more efficient. Despite the myriad digital apps, websites and approaches that claim to support health management, change seems to have been on the fringe, and digital has not yet substantially disrupted the prevailing models of healthcare delivery. This workshop will look at perceived shortcomings and obstacles faced by clinicians looking for digital health solutions. It will look at the frustrations and obstacles to success faced by digital health innovators as well as discuss possible approaches to bridging the gaps and achieving successful, implementable digital innovations in the delivery of healthcare.Dr Stan Goldstein has managed healthcare services, advised government on medical devices and funding models, developed models of care, and been associated with the development of a series of successful digital programs, including apps. From involvement in consumer Ux (user experience) to clinical and health economic evaluation, he has guided developers and clinicians, and seen both success and failure. This workshop will provide an overview of the factors to consider when developing digital solutions for healthcare, along with pragmatic advice on what has worked and what hasn’t. It can potentially save time and dollars for any clinician or developer thinking about the clinical and Implementation sides of building a digital solution for the health sector. Some ideas will be sought from participants, and, with permission, discussed to demonstrate the type of things that need to be considered in pursuing such solutions.
	Dr Stan Goldstein Conjoint Assoc Professor, School of Public Health, University of New South Wales Former Advisor to NSW Minister for HealthDr Stan Goldstein has been an Advisor to the NSW Minister for Health and a consultant to NSW Health in health services planning and funding. As a Conjoint Assoc Professor in the School of Public Health at University of NSW, he lectures in policy, strategy and change in the health management and public health degrees.With extensive subsequent experience in health services management and design, he has managed teaching hospitals, advised the Commonwealth on Medical Devices, spurred innovation in health service delivery and design, and led numerous initiatives to evaluate and improve health outcomes across a range of medical fields from mental health to cancer, paediatrics to end-of-life care.His background includes senior clinical management roles in some of Australia’s largest teaching and tertiary referral hospitals (Westmead, Prince of Wales, Prince Henry, Sydney Children’s, Royal for Women), health services planning and funding, chronic disease management, health outcomes and program evaluation, and health technology assessment. He has also played active roles in medical education and public health, and worked with a variety of non-government health bodies to improve population health.Over the last decade he has been involved in developing and understanding the use of digital technology to support and deliver improved health outcomes. Some of these initiatives include the well-received FoodSwitch app (which is now available in Australia, NZ, UK, South Africa, India n China and soon to be ready for US), the Prima Health Integrated Osteoarthritis Program, as well as workplace well-being programs, and digital programs to assist mothers to recognize mental health issues during and after pregnancy and gain access to appropriate support and help.
14.00-15.00	Delegates may select one of the two site tours below. First-come, first-served, limited slots available. Site Tour A: Farrer Park Hospital (FPH)*
	Farrer Park Hospital is a private tertiary hospital in Connexion, a unique building that also houses a five star hotel, a variety of restaurants, extensive conference and educational facilities, and 15 healing gardens. It is Singapore’s first fully integrated healthcare and hospitality complex. The hospital has a full range of facilities including inpatient suites, operating rooms, ambulatory surgery suites, diagnostic imaging, pharmacies, laboratory, radiation oncology, nuclear medicine, and emergency clinics. Linked to the hospital is the Farrer Park Medical Center, which has 10 floors of specialist clinics that service virtually all medical disciplines. In addition, general and specialized health screening is provided at HealthConnexion, a purpose built facility closely tied to the hospital and specialist clinics. The hospital’s care philosophy extends beyond healing and the management of disease to engaging its patients as partners in the pursuit of good health and providing an oasis for realizing these goals. Attention has been given to every aspect and detail of the facility, from the comfort of our patients, to its impact on the environment, to the speed and ease of obtaining medical attention, to the maintenance of hygiene. Current developments in medical technology and treatments have been integrated with the hospital design and architecture, all determined by doctors to enhance services and better realize their duty to patients.
	Site Tour B: KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) *Conducted by Chief Pharmacist of KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital* KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) has rolled out a new robotic bottle dispensing system (BDS) at its Emergency Pharmacy [which serves the Children’s Emergency as well as O&G (24-Hour) Clinic] to enhance efficiency and improve overall patient experience. The system believed to be the world’s first automated system able to autoload, pick, assemble and label bottles, replaces many of the manual tasks involved in dispensing bottled medication. It is able to pack close to 100% of all bottled medications required at the Emergency Pharmacy. The system also features yet another industry first, an innovative flag label that enables patients to read the original medication labels on the bottles and reference drug facts and ingredients.