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Conferência As TIC e a Saúde no Portugal de 2011 15 de Dezembro de 2011 Auditório do Centro Hospitalar Psiquiátrico de Lisboa Av. Brasil, Lisboa Coordenação: Prof. Drª Maria Helena Monteiro PROGRAMA 08:30 Recepção dos Participantes 08:50 Boas Vindas – Prof. Dr. José Dias Coelho (APDSI) Dr. Cunha Ribeiro em representação do Senhor Ministro da Saúde Dr. Paulo Macedo 09:00 A IBM – a Saúde e a Investigação Dr.ª Cristina Semião | Directora do Sector Público, IBM 09:20 Software AG – Um Caso de Estudo das TIC na Saúde – Parnassia Bavo Groep Mr. Mark Rhoden | Senior Vice President EMEA (apresentação na língua inglesa) 09:40 Os registo de doentes (patient registries) como instrumentos de suporte à prática clínica, à gestão/administração e às politicas em saúde Prof. Dr. António Vaz Carneiro | Director do Centro de Estudos de Medicina Baseada na Evidência da Faculdade de Medicina da UL 10:10 O Cidadão e a Saúde – novos modelos de prestação de serviços … Dr. Raul Mascarenhas | Presidente do Conselho de Administração da SPMS Café (10:30 a 11:00) 11:00 – Debate – Interoperabilidade e Registo de Saúde Electrónico – Sonho ou Realidade em Portugal? Moderação – Dr. Adalberto Campos Fernandes (ENSP/UNL) - Prof. Dr. Henrique Martins | Comissão para a Informatização Clínica - Prof. Dr. José Carlos Nascimento | Universidade do Minho - Dr. Luis Campos | Centro Hospitalar Lisboa Oeste 12:00 – Debate – TeleMedicina – Experiências Cá e Lá … Moderação – Eng.ª Sara Carrasqueiro (ENSP/UNL) - Dr. Miguel Soares de Oliveira | INEM - Dr. Paulo Freitas | Instituto Marquês de Valle Flôr - Dr.ª Teresa Delgado | Hospital Santa Maria Lisboa Almoço Livre (13:00 a 14.00) 14:00 – Debate – A transformação tecnológica na Saúde em Portugal – a quadratura do círculo no SNS Moderação – Prof. Dr. Álvaro Rocha (UFP) - Dr. Ponciano Oliveira | Vogal do Conselho Directivo da ARS Norte, IP - Dr. José Manuel Azenha Tereso | Presidente do Conselho Directivo da ARS Centro, IP - Dr. Cunha Ribeiro | Presidente do Conselho Directivo da ARS de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, IP - Dr. José Alberto Robalo | Presidente do Conselho Directivo da ARS Alentejo, IP - Dr. Martins dos Santos | Presidente do Conselho Directivo da ARS Algarve, IP * 15:30 – A Plataforma Digital do Registo Oncológico Regional Sul – Uma experiência inovadora Dr.ª Ana Miranda | IPO Lisboa Café (16:00 a 16:30) 16:30 - A Gestão do Risco nos Grandes Hospitais Eng.º Rui Gomes | Director das Tecnologias e Informação do HPFF 17:00 - Activity Based Cost na Gestão da Saúde Prof. Dr.ª Ana Paula Harfouche | IPO Lisboa | UTL/ISCSP 17:30 – Network Innovation na Saúde Dr. Paulo Nunes de Abreu | groupVision Education Services – Fórum Hospital do Futuro 18:00 Encerramento O Empreendedorismo e a Inovação na Saúde Eng. Joaquim Cunha | Director Executivo da Health Cluster Portugal) 18:30 Fim da Conferência – Prof. Dr.ª Maria Helena Monteiro | UTL/ISCSP/CAPP/APDSI – Eng. António Vasconcelos da Cunha | APDSI
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Conferência
As TIC e a Saúde no Portugal de 2011
15 de Dezembro de 2011 Auditório do Centro Hospitalar Psiquiátrico de Lisboa
Network Innovation na Saúde
Modelo de reuniões“Round Table”
Pensar hoje a saúde que
queremos ter amanhã
(fôr’əm, fōr’-) Pronunciation Keyn. pl. fo·rums also fo·ra (fôr’ə, fōr’ə)
1. The public square or marketplace of an ancient Roman city that was the assembly place for judicial activity and public business.
2. A public meeting place for open discussion.3. A medium for open discussion or voicing of ideas, such as a
newspaper, a radio or television program, or a website.
A public meeting or presentation involving a discussion usually among experts and often including audience participation.
fo·rum
Fórum Hospital do Futuro
Comunidade para a partilha de informação e
geração de conhecimento em Saúde
Os prémios HdF em 2011
Crowdsourcing
Comunidade on-line
Intervenção
Informação
Estratégia de internacionalização do HdF
Estratégia de internacionalização do HdF
Estratégia de internacionalização do HdF
Estratégia de internacionalização do HdF
II Cimeira Ibérica de Líderes em Saúde | Cumbre Ibérica de Líderes en Sanidad
Sevilha (Andaluzia) Espanha, 26 e 27 de Janeiro de 2012
CONFIANÇA NOS SISTEMAS DE SAÚDE IBÉRICOS
Estratégia de internacionalização do HdF
The Roundtables concept
Background on Roundtables
The Health Roundtable was started by an American psychologist,
David Dean, in Australia. It has a membership of 150 hospitals in
Australia and New Zealand.
See: www.healthroundtable.org
Identificação
dos temas
PRE-SESSION
Disseminação
de conteúdos
White Paper
POST-SESSION
AnáliseProdução de
conteúdos
Facilitador Participantes
ROUND TABLE SESSION
Painel de
conferencistas
Moderador
BEST PRACTICES
Participantes
The process
Possible topics:
•Avoiding delayed discharges.
•Avoiding hospital admissions for ambulatory care sensitive
conditions.
•Avoiding readmissions - safely discharging patients sooner.
•Balancing emergency and elective throughput.
•Comparisons of costs of procedures.
•Data collections/movement. How often does data get captured
anew?
•How do we relate to the patient vs patient satisfaction and
outcomes?
•Keeping the hospital safe at night.
•Etc….
The benefits are:
•We learn from each other and are autonomous.
•We can learn from what each of us is doing well.
•There is no blame. This is about self-awareness and discovery.
•Data are collected for finding innovations, not for setting accountability.
•There are no imposed demands. This is about health practitioners and
administrators making the best choices available.
•We develop an innovative culture. We are rewarded in for trying new/better.
•There is no centralized knowledge authority
• Better decisions about what to KEEP, what to ABANDON and what to
REINVENT
9.00 -
9.30
Registration
Arrival tea & coffee
9.30 -
10.00
Welcome
Introduction to the Roundtable
10.00 -
10.45
Presentation of survey results & benchmarking
Interactive session
10.45-
11.45
Morning tea & Poster presentations about Individual
Hospital Successes
In pairs with someone you haven’t met before
11.45 -
12.15
Presentations to the group
After participants vote for posters they want to hear about,
the three or four most popular will be presented to the
group. Participants will discuss and then brainstorm their
own ideas about how these successful approaches could
be adopted in their organization, how to get started, the
resources required, and ways to possibly improve on the
idea as well. All of the ideas will be shared with the entire
group.
12.15 -
1.15
Keynote OR Extend the interactive session: The keynote
would also be undertaken as an interactive session focused
on working out how to use the ideas in the hospital setting.
1.15 -
2.15
Lunch
Breaks are frequent and long - this is a large part of the
process
Example Roundtable workshop agenda
2.15 -
3.15
New Ideas Forum: Novel concepts, trends members
have heard about and are interested in learning more
about, trialing in more than one place or applying e.g.
ideas suggested by a keynote.
3.15 -
3.45
Afternoon Tea
Participants are asked to identify one hot issue they want
input from peers to address before leaving for tea.
3.45 -
4.45
“Hot Topics” Marketplace
Participants provide relevant insight or experience to
raised issues
4.45 -
5.15
Action Planning Session
Commitment to action. New data to collect. Projects to
trial worksheets for individual projects. What is the one
good idea you want to implement? Who are you going to
ask to join the team? What is the next step?
5.15 -
5.30
Respond to group
Interactive session to share project concepts and think
about future cohorts and tracking.
5.30 Roundtable close
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