The eHealth Ireland Ecosystem was held on the 11th April at NetwellCASALA, PJ Carroll Building, Dundalk Institute of Technology, Dublin Rd, Dundalk, Co Louth https://bit.ly/2GA9mga and explored the challenges and opportunities related to:
eHealth Innovations for Home & Community Care
Agenda (Please click on Workshop Title to view the Presentation)
09:00
Workshop 1: Supporting Industry and Economic Development to Propel Innovation
Kevin Ryan, Senior Development Adviser, HPSU Accelerate – Industrial & Life Sciences, Enterprise Ireland
Clare Harney, CEO & CIO, Health Founders | Jinga Life
Stephen Moore, AJQ Software
09:00
Workshop 2: The NEST: Showcasing Innovation in eHealth Home and Community Care
Dr. Julie Doyle, Senior Researcher, NetwellCASALA, Dundalk Institute of Technology
10:00
Welcome & Introductions
Yvonne Goff, Chief Clinical Information Officer, HSE
Dr. Michael Mulvey, President, Dundalk Institute of Technology
Brian O’Connor, Chair, European Connected Health Alliance
10.10
Keynote: The Challenges and Opportunities of Delivering Healthcare Innovations
Alan Price, ICT Delivery Director – Social Care, Mental Health and Health and Wellbeing, HSE
10:30
Panel: The Challenges and Opportunities of Delivering Healthcare Innovations
Moderated by Suzanne Smith, Researcher Dundalk Institute of Technology
Dr. Ann Coyle, General Manager Health and Wellbeing, HSE Community Health Organisation
Dr. John Dismore, Asst Prof, Digital Integrated Care & Health Innovation, Trinity College Dublin
Sheila McGuinness, COO, Royal College of Surgeons Ireland Hospitals Group
10:50
Dr. Natalie Vereker, National Specialist, Services for Older People, HSE
11:05
Networking Coffee & Exhibitions
11:40
The Demographic Challenge as an Opportunity for the Digital Single Market (Delivered by Video Link)
Horst Kraemer, Programme Officer DG-Connect, European Commission
12:00
ECHAlliance International Ecosystem Network Update on potential areas for cooperation
Brian O’Connor, Chair, European Connected Health Alliance
12:10
Integrated Care as a Framework for Better Community Care – Technology as an Enabler
PJ Harnett, National Programme Manager, Integrated Care Programme for Older People, HSE
Owen O’Doherty, CEO, Carefolk
12:30
Breaking the Silos – Age Friendly Counties, Health & Wellbeing and Technology for Communities
Moderated by Suzanne Smith, Researcher Dundalk Institute of Technology
Mary Deery, Age Friendly Programme Manager, Louth County Council
Miriam McKenna, CEO, Flexibus LocalLink
Sean Moynihan, CEO, ALONE
13:00
Catalyzing change – Local Action Research and innovation in Home and Community
Rodd Bond, Head of NetwellCASALA, Research Centre for Ageing at DkIT
13:20
Ecosystem – soft closing
Brian O’Connor, Chair, European Connected Health Alliance
13:30
Networking Lunch & Exhibitions
14:00
Workshop 3: Behaviour Change for a Digital Integrated Care System Supporting Multi-morbidity
Dr. John Dinsmore, Asst Prof, Digital Integrated Care & Health Innovation, Trinity College Dublin
Dr. Julie Doyle, Research Fellow, NetwellCASALA
Workshop 4: Enablers and Obstacles to Remote Monitoring Technology Usage in Home and Community Cardiac Care
Dr Paul Beaney, Project Manager ECME, Ulster University
Dr Oonagh Giggins, Research Fellow, NetwellCASALA
Workshop 5: How Technology can Empower Communities to Support Older People at Home
Sean Moynihan, CEO, ALONE
Workshop 6: SAT: Assessment and Care of Older People using the Single Assessment Tool
Dr. Natalie Vereker, National Specialist, Services for Older People, HSE Ireland
Linda McDermott-Scales, SAT National Education & Development Manager, Services for Older People, HSE Ireland
Workshop 7: Using Technology to Empower Patients to Manage their Health at Home
Alan Connor, Programme Manager, mPower, NHS Scotland
Thank you to our hosts.
