eHealth Ireland Ecosystem
a member of the ECHAlliance International Connected Health Ecosystem Network
June 22nd 2018
We are delighted to announce the full agenda from teh day and the slides presented. Please click on the speaker names below to view their presentation.
Innovating for Sláintecare: Care Closer to Home
Agenda & Presentations
09.15 Registration, Networking Coffee, Exhibitions
10.00 Welcome & Introductions
Martin Curley, Chief Information Officer, HSE
Prof Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University
Martin Delaney, General Manager, Innovation Value Institute, Maynooth University
10.10 Keynote: Innovating for Sláintecare: Care Closer to Home
Martin Curley, Chief Information Officer, HSE
10.40 Panel: Approaching Care Closer to Home
Martin Delaney, General Manager, Innovation Value Institute, Maynooth University
Mary B. Fitzsimons, Epilepsy Lighthouse Programme Manager, RCSI
Anne Lawlor, 22q11
11.00 Supporting Industry and Economic Development to Propel Innovation
Kevin Ryan, Senior Development Adviser, Enterprise Ireland
11.15 Networking Coffee and Exhibitions
11.45 SMEs Innovating for Health
Seamus Small, CEO, Kinesis
Noel Dillon, Sales Director, Swiftqueue
Simon Kiersey, COO, Bluedrop Medical
12.00 Supporting young adults in self-management for Type 1 diabetes using a telehealth app
Prof Sean Dineen, Professor of Diabetic Medicine, National University of Ireland, Galway
Dr Bláthín Casey, School of Psychology, NUI Galway
12.15 European Ecosystem Network Update
Damian O Connor.pdf (size 1.7 MB)Damian O’Connor, Director Ecosystem Development, European Connected Health Alliance
12.30 Networking Lunch & Exhibitions
12.30 Interactive workshop: Horizon 2020 [working lunch workshop] Room 5 on 1st Floor
Kay Duggan-Walls, EU Programmes Officer, Health Research Board
Carole Glynn, CCIO – Research & Innovation Lead, HSE
13.30 Innovating for Sláintecare: Care Closer to Home - The SFI Programme Toolbox
Stephen O’ Driscoll, Scientific Programme Manager, Science Foundation Ireland
13.45 LAUNCH of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Programme
Marguerite Bourke, Manager, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Ireland
Avril Copeland, Managing Director, Tickerfit
14.05 Closing remarks, Q&A with CIO HSE
Martin Curley, Chief Information Officer, HSE
Stay Left, Shift Left is based on digital, data and technology innovations which reduce the cost of care, improve quality of life and improve quality of care. It is based on the concept of shifting care left from acute care to community settings to home settings.
This event focused on developing systematic innovation opportunities leveraging the entire eHealth Ecosystem as a whole.
HSE Chief Information Officer Martin Curley presented eHealth Ireland’s Innovation Strategy - Stay Left, Shift Lift – for Ireland . We will also hear from Innovative leaders across industry, healthcare and government.
Venue
John Hume Building, North Campus, Maynooth University
Thanks to our hosts:
If you have any ideas, initiatives or views that we should consider highlighting at our next event, or if you would like to participate in the pop-up exhibition, please contact us at ecosystem@ehealthireland.ie.
