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Product Tutorials

Product Tutorials are 45-minute case study presentations hosted by clients of exhibiting companies that will showcase some of the most dynamic and most innovative healthcare IT solutions in the industry. These sessions will be held in the Product Tutorial Theatre located on the exhibition floor during exhibit hours.

Product Tutorial Theatre - Booth 1501

Wednesday 25 February

Thursday 26 February

13:00 - 13:45

How Technology is Increasing Efficiency and Effectiveness of Providers Worldwide  click to read more
sponsored by: Microsoft

Presented by:
Pat Downing
Senior Director, Health Solutions Group
In emerging markets, where there is pressure to increase the amount of care available, technology can increase the efficiency of providers. In mature markets, where there is pressure to increase the quality of services at the lower cost, technology can increase the effectiveness of providers. Many of the challenges that healthcare systems face around the world are becoming the same. And while the economic factors are different in each country, the goal of delivering higher quality care to a more people at a lower cost is universal. During this session you will learn how Microsoft is helping organizations use information technology to help meet their goals.

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14:00 - 14:45

Automating vital signs data collection: How to implement a medical device connectivity solution.  click to read more
sponsored by: Capsule Technologie

Presented by:
Florent Mollero
Technical Consultant – Europe, Middle East and Africa
Capsule Technologie
Many hospitals have invested in clinical information systems, but often, collecting data from medical equipments is still paradoxically performed manually. This presentation will explore in detail the implementation process for medical device connectivity, using concrete examples from a number of different sites. These examples will analyze the problems encountered when implementing a medical device connectivity solution and review how those problems have been answered.

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15:00 - 15:45

How the smart use of technologies enables sharing of Patient and Image Data within an organization or geography while efficiently using scarce network resources - A use case of Philips iSyntax technology.  click to read more
sponsored by: Philips

Presented by:
Ton van den Hoven
Senior Director, Philips Healthcare, Healthcare Informatics
Today’s Imaging technologies enable users to generate extremely high volumes of data, although networking technologies continue to improve performance, the imaging technology and clinical need for imaging grows faster. Delivery of Clinical data across hospital locations or geographies can be facilitated without compromising diagnostic quality or performance. A Clinical use case of multi-site Radiology PACS solutions using Philips iSyntax technology will be presented.

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12:45 - 13:30

Achieving a FastTrak to Electronic Patient Records with TrakCare  click to read more
sponsored by: InterSystems

Presented by:
Kenny Lim
Solutions Director
Healthcare organisations are under pressure to quickly and cost-effectively implement healthcare information systems (HIS) that provide real-time access to comprehensive patient data. InterSystems TrakCare™ is an advanced Web-based HIS that provides a FastTrak to Electronic Patient Records. TrakCare modules seamlessly connect with existing applications, or can be adopted as a unified portfolio. Leading healthcare organisations in 25 countries -- including Bangkok General Hospital, Australia's State of Victoria, and NHS Lothian - rely on TrakCare.

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16:45 – 17:30

The First Step  click to read more
sponsored by: First Databank/Zynx Health

Presented by:
Mr. Chung Liaw Mr. Patrick Banks
Electronic health deployments in the last 10 years have provided valuable opportunities to observe the landscape of medical systems within hospitals and other institutions. The predominant architecture is for multiple specialist systems, supplied by independent vendors, to integrate using a common backbone operated by the enterprise. The lessons learned from recent electronic health deployments are that providing a common drug platform is the easiest and most effective means of improving medication safety. While clinical options can save lives, interoperability at the drug level realises immediate benefits even before the clinical benefits occur. This is the process of delivering medical reconciliation. So, how do you start? And what about SNO-MED?

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Product Tutorial Theatre - Booth 701

Wednesday 25 February

Thursday 26 February

13:00 - 13:45

Barriers and Benefits of Working Together with Evidence-Based Care  click to read more
sponsored by: Zynx Health

Presented by:
Jeffrey Rose, MD
VP Clinical Excellence, Informatics, Ascension Health
Abstract
The process of deploying evidence-based care into the workflow can be challenging on a number of fronts. During this session, Dr. Jeffrey Rose will illustrate successful approaches taken both within Ascension Health, and in collaboration with other large health systems, in bringing evidence to the point of care.

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14:00 - 14:45

Evolving Digital Healthcare with Next Generation Mobile Clinical Computers  click to read more
sponsored by: Advantech

Presented by:
Brad Waters
Account Manager, Advantech Medical Healthcare Group
Abstract
Advantech and Intel are working together to launch an Intel Atom-based mobile clinical assistant (MCA). We’ll demonstrate how this revolutionary product will optimize the patient care process and ease clinician workload. For further information please email: mh.woon@advantech.com.

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15:00 - 15:45

Mobile Health Wallet  click to read more
sponsored by: Diversinet

Presented by:
Mr. Nigel Hilliard
Sales Manager, Canada and International
Ms. Mahvish Malik
Application Engineer
Abstract
Diversinet Corp in conjunction with AllOne Mobile will demonstrate how MobiSecure™ Wallet and Vault products enable AllOne Mobile users to securely access their personal health care records – 24/7 through their mobile phones. With this system, users can securely manage and share their personal health records with physicians, hospitals, and clinics by allowing users to fax information from their device. They also have the privilege to access their dependent’s information on authorization and grant one-time viewing access to guest users. With the messaging capability the users can receive health care alerts, reminders and also communicate back to the doctors through a question response feature. The application runs on all smartphones including iPhone and the majority of non-business mobile consumer devices.

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11:30 - 12:15

Case Study on Clinical Accuracy and Performance with Wi-Fi Mobility  click to read more
sponsored by: Trapeze Networks

Presented by:
Alistair Mutch
Worldwide Business Development Director, Trapeze Networks
This is an in-depth discussion of the mobility network deployed by the largest NHS Trust in UK – Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. How did Trapeze Smart Mobile™ WLAN technologies enable Belfast to deploy advanced healthcare mobility solutions, such as material management, “bed-head” pilot prescription solution, voice-command communications badges and location tracking to improve patient care and maximize operational efficiency.

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12:45 - 13:30

Communicating Knowledge in Clinical Environments and beyond: Health Knowledge Networks  click to read more
sponsored by: Microsoft

Presented by:
Mr. Werner van Huffel
Regional Strategist, Health and Social Services
Healthcare is a knowledge-based, data-rich environment with large information flows dictating interactions and decisions. To date healthcare IT has concentrated on raw, brute force, integration of backend systems – laboring under the misconception that backend integration of data between applications will solve healthcare issues of communication. This session will look at what Microsoft is doing to enable practical knowledge sharing amongst people AND machines simultaneously.

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15:00 - 15:45

How IT Can Help the Hospital Balance the Operational Costs and Quality of Care in Both Private and Public Hospitals  click to read more
sponsored by: SAP

Presented by:
Andrew David
Director, Healthcare, Asia Pacific Japan SAP
Conventional wisdom in hospitals is that profitability and quality of care are diametrically opposed. Any improvement in the quality of care usually increases the cost of delivering that care. With the aging population and an increasingly demanding patient base, hospitals face ever increasing costs. Improving Patient Care within Cost Effective Parameters is the critical issue that healthcare providers must surmount. Efficient management of patient care within cost targets will improve clinical outcomes while staying profitable. To do this, you need an integrated healthcare system that links operational systems to financials to patience care. Come explore how other hospitals around the world have successfully surmounted these challenges and have gone further to analyze their information using advanced business intelligence.

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16:45 - 17:30

Pragmatic Decision Support  click to read more
sponsored by: Medical-Objects

Presented by:
Glenn Stephens
CEO, Medical-Objects
This tutorial will cover an overview of leveradging Medical-Objects decision support platform. With Medical-Objects software it is possible to develop a complete suite of integrated model-derived functionality. By combining a rich decision support language, structured data through Archetypes, terminology support and clinical guidelines.

Medical-Objects have an active standards-based research and development program. It is represented within its own country at HL7 and Standards meetings, and participates in the HL7 internationally where it has responsibility for V1.1 of the decision support language GELLO. Other standards, namely HL7 V2, SNOMED-CT, CEN 13606 (Archetypes) and the CCR/CCD (health record summaries), are used as platforms for the various editors and development tools that Medical-Objects uses.

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