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Date: Wednesday 12th May 2010
Venue: Museum Hotel, Wellington
Registration: To receive an invitation please email us at kburt@idc.com
_Event Overview
 

The IDC Health Insights Executive Retreat is organised as a high-level peer discussion for senior practitioners in New Zealand. As the provider community faces increasing financial constraints, ever-changing technologies, and demand for collaboration in a highly fragmented environment, the need to create a thought-leadership community comprising of senior healthcare providers and services practitioners is critical. This Retreat is designed to address that need, and also to disseminate evolving regional and global best practices relevant to New Zealand healthcare organisations.

A number of technology initiatives are particularly important to New Zealand healthcare organisations. These are electronic health records, e-Health, ICT infrastructure optimisation and virtualisation to name a few. The Retreat participants will also discuss and debate on some of the evolving best practices and case studies. During the Retreat, relevant results from the Executive End-User Provider Survey will also be shared as part of sharing global best practices. Other case studies including Asia Pacific, North American and European hospitals will be shared. These case studies endorse our belief that although most of the issues that the healthcare organisations face are common, their corresponding solutions vary.

IDC Health Insights is the world’s leading provider of independent research services, custom consulting, and advisory services focusing on the business and technology issues in the healthcare and life sciences community. We are the preferred research partner for world's top hospitals, pharmaceutical and technology companies. For the past five years, we have been helping our clients understand and manage the challenges they face across an intense and rapidly changing business, and in an increasingly demanding operational and technological environment. We proudly employ the industry’s most talented minds, which equip our clients with insights that they rely on and advice they trust. Furthermore, we are the only research firm in the world that has significant on-ground presence with analysts based in America, Asia Pacific and Europe.

 
_Theme
 
The theme of the Retreat is improving the patient-centric experience and exploring and leveraging technology to meet that objective. The Retreat discussion will centre around three distinct areas, which will be covered from both the global and local perspective by Alex Kim, Director at IDC Health Insights, Asia Pacific:

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Leadership and Best Practices in Next Generation of Hospitals: Global Journey of Innovation - Digital Hospitals

We will highlight global trends in e-Health, electronic medical records and evolution of hospitals towards digitalisation. We will look at adoption of technologies such as RFID, ePrescribing, mobility and on-line integration. We will review how digital hospitals have evolved over time and look at lessons-learned. Several case studies will be presented including:
• Bumrungrad Hospital in Thailand
• Akershus University Hospital in Norway
• University Hospital Heidelberg in Germany
   
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Leveraging Information in the Health Sector and eHealth's Patient-centric/Citizen-centric Model to Create Competitive Advantage (or Differentiation)

This session will highlight the benefits of a patient-centric model based on eHealth initiatives. We will review examples of how improved integration of technology focused on the patient has provided competitive advantage or differentiation to hospitals. We will also review patient-portals, how web 2.0 technology is leveraged in terms of eHealth. We will also look at growing market trends in medical tourism or offshore care in the context of global competition, which include services such as booking appointments on-line to getting e-estimates on elective procedures to provide transparency and its implications in the larger market place.

   
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Telemedicine and Remote Patient Monitoring – How to Support Growing Aging Population and Remote Patients

Adoption of in-home sensor-based solutions has proceeded slowly, largely due to complexity and cost of devices, the absence of adequate evidence to their effect on health outcomes and benefit relative to cost. However new life was breathed into this market and international pilot projects and field trials are now applied. We will look some case study devices and pilot programs and explore the relevance of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring and its potential impact on the aging population.

 
_Who Should Attend
 
This event is designed for CIOs and Chief Medical Advisors. Please note all registrations are qualified by IDC New Zealand.
 


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