Programme
Host
Organizer
conhIT
AT A GLANCE
DATE
25 – 27 April 2017
WELCOME
TO conhIT 2017
OPENING HOURS
Trade Fair and Networking:
11:00 – 18:00
Congress:
9:30 – 13:00
Academy:
9:00 – 13:00
From 25 to 27 April 2017 conhIT – Connecting Healthcare IT will be
celebrating its tenth anniversary. Now occupying four halls for the first
time, Europe’s leading event for Health IT expects to attract about 450
exhibitors and 9,000 visitors. A unique combination of Trade Fair,
Congress, Academy and Networking Events, conhIT is the ideal platform for establishing and cultivating business relationships, for keeping
informed about developments in this sector, and for discussions.
ORGANIZER
Messe Berlin GmbH
Messedamm 22
14055 Berlin, Germany
HOST
German Association of Health IT
Vendors (bvitg)
Taubenstrasse 23
10117 Berlin, Germany
TRADE FAIR
CONTACT Messe Berlin
TRADE FAIR:
Ursula Baumann
(Senior Project Manager)
Tel. +49(0)30/3038-2225
Fax +49(0)30/3038-2226
[email protected]
CONTACT bvitg
CONGRESS, ACADEMY,
NETWORKING:
Jennifer Adam
(Project Management conhIT)
Tel. +49(0)30/206 22 58-58
[email protected]
PRESS:
Britta Wolters
Tel. +49(0)30/3038-2279
[email protected]
PRESS:
Natalie Gladkov
Tel. +49(0)30/206 22 58-18
[email protected]
VENUE
Berlin Exhibition Grounds
(Berlin ExpoCenter City)
Halls 1.2 to 4.2
South Entrance (Jafféstrasse)
That is new: One ticket both for Trade Fair and Congress
55 € Day Ticket Trade Fair & Congress
110 € 3-Day Ticket Trade Fair & Congress
130 € Academy Ticket (per seminar) including Trade Fair & Congress
Tickets at www.conhit.com/tickets
When planning for this event please note that the Trade Fair opens at 11:00.
50% discount for students and pupils at the ticket office.
A limited number of complimentary tickets for students up to
15 April 2017 at www.conhit.com.
www.conhit.com
In association with
With the participation of
On a display area measuring 20,000 m², the Trade Fair provides a comprehensive overview of all kinds of innovations, products and services
for the Health IT sector. All the market leaders, small and medium-sized
businesses and numerous start-ups are represented at the Trade Fair.
The other participants are the international pavilions of Austria, Switzerland and Estonia, as well as Germany’s federal states, and joint display
areas devoted to specific themes, such as the mobile Health ZONE and
the Health Security Pavilion. Once again universities and associations
are presenting their projects on shared stand areas.
CONGRESS
The slogan of the Congress is “10 Years conhIT – Connecting Healthcare
with innovative IT“. A varied programme of the highest quality awaits
you, planned by representatives of the main target groups and focusing
closely on this sector’s requirements for information and advanced training.
ACADEMY
Guided by experienced specialists, users and suppliers can take advantage
of the Academy’s four seminars to examine solutions and innovative
strategic approaches to current healthcare IT issues. The maximum
number of participants in the seminars is 40, so early registration is recommended. Academy seminars will only be held in German (no translation).
NETWORKING
Organized by national and international institutions, the numerous
networking events, including practical presentations, discussions and
workshops, excursions, guided trade fair tours and career offers,
provide many varied opportunities for everyone involved in this sector
to engage in discussions, network and work together to promote their
professional interests.
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INTERNATIONAL
NETWORKING
conhIT 2017 offers networking opportunities tailored to the needs of our
international guests: All events in the International Networking agenda
are suitable for an English speaking audience.
This is your opportunity to learn about the German market as well as
presenting your own market and company to the conhIT audience.
Engage in conversations with experts and potential partners and make
use of the unique International Networking Lounge powered by GTAI
(Germany Trade & Invest).
TUESDAY, 25 APRIL 2017
13:00 – 16:00
Excursion: Diagnostic Platform for Radiology
Venue: medneo diagnostic centre, Berlin-Mitte
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
13:30 – 14:30
Opening Session: Official Opening of conhIT 2017 with keynote
and welcome by the host, partners and political guests
15:00 – 16:30
Panel: International Market Opportunities for Digital Health
Companies
Host: Germany Trade & Invest
16:00 – 18:00
Speed Networking Event: Start-up Meets Corporate
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg), Health 2.0
Berlin and HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
18:30 – 22:00
Evening Reception: Dutch Digital Health Night
Host: Dutch Embassy
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WEDNESDAY, 26 APRIL 2017
09:30 – 11:00
Congress Session: Global Perspectives on Health Information
Exchange
Host: European Association of Hospital Managers and Germany
Trade & Invest
11:00 – 12:30
Panel: Market Insights by International Partners
Host: Germany Trade & Invest
13:00 – 16:00
Hospital Excursion: MACSS (Medical Allround-Care Service
Solutions) in Nephrology
Venue: Charité Berlin – Campus Mitte, Department of Nephrology
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
13:00 – 18:00
Match Making: conhIT Business Meetings 2017
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology – Enterprise Europe
Networks Berlin-Brandenburg
THURSDAY, 27 APRIL 2017
11:00 – 12:30
Panel: How to Access the German Market: Best Practices
in Digital Health
Host: Germany Trade & Invest
11:00 – 14:00
Excursion: Telemedical Assistance Systems in Prevention,
Rehabilitation and Aftercare – An Insight into Current Projects
at Fraunhofer FOKUS
Venue: Fraunhofer FOKUS, Institute for Open Communication Systems
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
05
25 APRIL | CONGRESS
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL A
Simultaneous translation
German  English
SESSION 1
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL B
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
SESSION 2
DIGITAL AGENDA – WHERE DOES THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY
REMAIN?
Chaired by: Ekkehard Mittelstaedt, German Association of Health IT
Vendors (bvitg); Dr. Michael Meyer, German Electrical and Electronic
Manufacturers’ Association
THE BENEFITS OF ROBOTICS AND THE INTERNET OF THINGS FOR
HOSPITAL IT
Chaired by: Dr. Adrian Schuster, Bundesverband Deutscher Privatkliniken e. V.; Bernd Behrend, German Association of Hospital IT
Managers (KH-IT)
Digitisation of the Health Industry as an Opportunity for Bavaria
Dr. Manfred Wolter, Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media,
Energy and Technology
Opportunities for the Health System Offered by Wearables and
their Cognitive Accessibility
Dr. Sebastian Gerke, IBM Research – Zurich
From the Product to Process Innovation – What Can
Pharmacology Provide?
Dr. Matthias Suermondt, Sanofi-Aventis Germany
Medical Device Security Bridges Based Virtual Private Network
Architecture Versus Medical Device Isolation Architecture
Dr. Stefan Bücken, Erlangen University Hospital Digitisation – Potentials for Innovation in Health
Prof. Erich Reinhardt, Medical Valley
Intrinsic Neuromuscular Feedback Therapy with a Neuronally
Controlled Robot/Exoskeleton (HAL Robot Suit) Followed by
a Live Demonstration
Theodor Bülhoff, Cyberdyne Care Robotics GmbH
The Digital Transformation in Healthcare – A Sector Caught
Between Stagnating Tradition and Disruptive Leaps
Matthias Meierhofer, German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL B
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL A
SESSION 4
MOBILE HEALTH & APPS
Chaired by: Prof. Arno Elmer, Innovation Health Partners GmbH
Dr. Markus Müschenich, German Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
AOK Nordost – Innovative Trailblazer in Employing Digital Care
Systems to Improve Healthcare for Patients
Pramono Supantia, AOK Nordost – Die Gesundheitskasse
IMeRa: Integrated Mobile Health Research Platform
Ulrich Haase, Tübingen University Hospital
mHealth and the ePatient Dossier: How the ePatient Dossier
Supports mHealth
Catherine Bugmann, eHealth Suisse
Integrating Patient Apps into Medical Office Software
Marina Köhler and Rico Tetmeyer, medatixx GmbH & Co
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
13:30 | CONGRESS HALL A
SESSION 5
DIGITISATION AND EFFICIENT DATA USAGE REQUIRE
INTEROPERABILITY
Chaired by: Dr. Christof Geßner, gematik – Society for Telematic
Applications of the Health Insurance Card; Dr. Günter Steyer,
eHealth Consulting
IHE in Germany – Where We Are and Where We Will Develop!
Alexander Ihls, IHE Germany
The latest HL7 Standard: Future-proof Integration with FHIR
Simone Heckmann, HL7 Germany
Integration of Apps in the Swiss Electronic Patient Dossier.
What Is Possible?
Oliver Egger, ahdis GmbH
Mobile Applications Use eHealth Standards for Innovative
Services for Patients
Jan Schuster, Helios Kliniken GmbH
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
OPENING & KEYNOTE
Official Opening of conhIT 2017 with keynote and welcome by the
host, partners and political guests
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25 APRIL | CONGRESS
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL C
Simultaneous translation
German  English
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
SESSION 3
THE ROLE OF IT IN INNOVATIONS FONDS – PROJECTS
INTRODUCE THEIRSELF
Chaired by: Rainer Höfer, National Association of Statutory Health
Insurance Funds; Jan Neuhaus, German Hospital Federation
Enhanced Recovery after Intensive Care
Prof. Claudia Spies, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
General, Specialized Medical Care and Emergency Medical Aid
in a Rural Area – Using the Example of Dermatology
Manon Austenat-Wied, Techniker Krankenkasse (TK)
Telemedical, Intersectoral Network as a New Digital Structure
for a Quantifiable Improvement in Healthcare in the Vicinity
of Housing
Prof. Gernot Marx, Aachen University Hospital
Emma - Electronic Medication Management
Ralph Molner, BARMER
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL C
SESSION 6
“BACK TO THE FUTURE“ – HOW GERMANY CAN CATCH UP
WITH THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Chaired by: Bernhard Calmer, Cerner Health Services GmbH
Oliver Bruzek, CompuGroup Medical SE
A Constructive Dialogue with Politicians
Dirk Heidenblut, MdB (SPD)
Maria Klein-Schmeink, MdB (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen)
Dr. Katja Leikert, MdB (CDU)
Oliver Schenk (Federal Ministry of Health)
Dr. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann (FDP)
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25 APRIL | ACADEMY
09:00–13:00 | ACADEMY ROOM | HALL 2.2
IMPLEMENTING RISK MANAGEMENT IN COMPLIANCE WITH
THE LAW
Lecturers: Prof. Christian Johner, Johner Institute
Armin Gärtner, Ingenieurbüro für Medizintechnik
The main regulatory requirement for the manufacturers and operators
of medical products is that such products must be safe and that any
possible risks must be acceptable when compared with their benefits.
What sounds simple proves to be difficult to implement in everyday
situations:
• How are the benefits determined?
• How should user errors be dealt with?
• What comes within the manufacturer’s scope of responsibilities,
and within that of the operator?
• How are risks identified systematically?
• When and how must an operator conduct risk management,
in what areas, and what practical steps must be taken?
This workshop is intended to show you, as a manufacturer or as an
operator, the stages in risk identification, thereby enabling you to make
decisions regarding their acceptance and about measures for coping
with risks. It also explains how to compile documentation in conformity
with standards and legal requirements. The lecturers not only represent
the viewpoints of manufacturers and operators but also show how
both can work together to achieve their objectives, as well as allocating
responsibilities. Practical tips, including those on documentation, are a
feature of the workshop.
This will enable you to improve risk management in your company and
to avoid contravening regulatory and legal requirements.
Academy language: German (no translation)
09
25 APRIL | NETWORKING
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
BMBF Initiative for Promoting Medical Informatics – What Output
Can We Expect?
Host: German Association for Medical Informatics, Biometry and
Epidemiology (GMDS)
Digitisation in Nursing – When Does the Penny Drop?
Detailed information and times at
www.conhit.com/Visitors/Networking/
WORKSHOPS
Presentation of Current Research Work by Scholarship Students
Host: Friedrich-Wingert-Stiftung
Consolidation and Use of Distributed Healthcare Data –
Medical Data Science
Host: MIRACUM Consortium
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
GUIDED TOURS & EXCURSIONS
Newcomers’ Start-up Pitch
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and
German Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
International Market Opportunities for Digital Health
Companies
Host: Germany Trade & Invest
focus “EU General Data Protection Regulation – A New
Situation for Maintenance and the Processing of Orders?“
Host: Working group on “Data Security“ of German Association of
Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
What Happens in the Case of the Interoperability Index?
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
Growth Strategies for Digital Health Start-ups
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and
German Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
Speed Networking Event: Start-up Meets Corporate Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg), Health 2.0 Berlin
and HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
HIS 2025 – What Direction Is It Taking?
Host: German Association of Hospital IT Managers (KH-IT)
Guided Tours: IT Security; IT Solutions in Care; Mobile Health
Excursion: Diagnostic Platform for Radiology
Venue: medneo diagnostic centre, Berlin-Mitte
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
PARTNER EVENT
Practical Seminar on Documentation and Accounting:
Support for Accounting Processes Through ID Clinical Context
Coding
Host: ID Information und Dokumentation GmbH & Co. KGaA
EVENING EVENTS
conhIT After Work
18:00 – 20:00, South Entrance
Finish off the day at conhIT with snacks and a beer.
Evening Reception: Dutch Digital Health Night
Host: Dutch Embassy
Standardised German Medication Plan: Is the Door to eHealth
Open?
Host: Working group on “Interoperability“ and “Medication Safety“
of German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
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26 APRIL | CONGRESS
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL A
Simultaneous translation
German  English
SESSION 7
DIGITALISATION FROM A HOSPITAL‘S POINT OF VIEW
Chaired by: Johannes Dehm, DIN Standards Committee Radiology
(NAR); Stefan Smers, Leipzig University Hospital
The Objectives of Clinic 4.0
Holger Strehlau, Med-con-professional GmbH
Improving Efficiency through Clinical Context Coding and Drug
Management
Jan Dieckmann, ID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
Possibilities for Internationally Standardised Practical Solutions
Dr. David Gregorczyk, Dräger Medical GmbH
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL B
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
SESSION 8
IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF PROCESSES – ECONOMIC ADDED
VALUE OF IT SUPPORT IN MODELLING AND SUPERVISION
Chaired by: Prof. Andreas Goldschmidt, University Trier; Dr. Nikolai
von Schroeders, German Association of Medical Controlling
Barcode-Supported Medication Processes for Improved Patient
Safety
Gertrud Türk-Ihli, medius KLINIKEN
Systematic Medication Safety – The Future of Digital
Pharmacotherapy
Mirjam Stamm, MEIERHOFER AG
Complexity Overcome? Multi-Resource Management as the
Focus of a Process-Oriented Hospital Information System
Thomas Simon, CGM Clinical Deutschland GmbH
Digitisation of the Interdisciplinary Tumour Board Process
Maximilian Pütz, München University Hospital
11:30–13:30 | CONGRESS HALL A
SESSION 10
DECISION SUPPORT FOR BOARD AND MANAGEMENT
Chaired by: Helmut Schlegel, German Association of Hospital IT
Managers (KH-IT); Prof. Björn Maier, German Association of Hospital
Controlling (DVKC)
Clinical Management 4.0 – Quality, Markets, Mobility and
Performance Indicators
Dr. Andreas Goepfert, Braunschweig Municipal Hospital
Quality as a Management Objective – What Can IT Contribute?
Bernhard Ziegler, Medical and Senior Center Itzehoe
Management and IT Management at Group and Clinic Level
Dr. Axel Paeger, AMEOS Hospital Group, Switzerland
Keep it Simple – Company Management by Means of Reduced
Performance Indicators
Martin Gösele, Wertachkliniken Bobingen und Schwabmünchen
In-Depth Panel Discussion with All Speakers
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL B
SESSION 11
USE OF IT IN QUALITY-ORIENTED, CROSS-SECTORAL CARE
MANAGEMENT
Chaired by: Angelika Händel, University Hospital Erlangen
Dr. Christian Peters, Federal Association of the AOK
ATMoSPHÄRE: Care Management of Patients with Multimorbidity as an Example for Interoperability and Connectivity
Dr. Barbara Koch, Philips GmbH
Quality Assurance Through the Linkage of Patient Surveys with
Routine Data on the Basis of an Electronic Patient Record (PEPA)
Dr. Björn Schreiweis, Heidelberg University Hospital
Psychiatric Crisis Service 2.0 – Online Collaboration and
Coordination of the Psychatric Centre of kbo-Isar-Amper-Klinik
Claudia Both, samedi GmbH
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
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26 APRIL | CONGRESS
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL C
Simultaneous translation
German  English
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
SESSION 9
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Chaired by: Dr. Pierre-Michael Meier, European Association of
Hospital Managers; Dr. Marcus Schmidt, Germany Trade & Invest
Health Information Exchange and Management, an EU/Irish
Perspective
Gerry O‘Dwyer, European Association of Hospital Managers, Health
Service Executive Hospital Group South, Ireland
Integration of HIE and Electronic Health Records:
The Experience of One US Academic Medical Center and
the Surrounding Community
Dr. Lawrence Friedman, UCSD – University of California San Diego
Health, USA
Health Information Exchange and Management, an Italian
Perspective
Claudio Saccavini, Consorzio Arsenal.IT – Treviso and Italy
Health Information Exchange and Management, a German/
Swiss Perspective
Dr. Axel Paeger, AMEOS Hospital Group, Switzerland
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL C
Patient Orientated Documentation in Hospital as a Requirement
for Successful Intersectoral Therapy Chain
Ralf Boldt, Oldenburg Hospital
The eWound Report in a Standards-Based Register Environment
Dr. Frank Oemig, Telekom Healthcare Solutions
IT Networking Between Care Facilities and General Practitioners
within the Project “senimed-it“
Daniel Jozic, MicroNova AG
Care Terminology as the Prerequisite for Transfer Management
Karen Güttler, atacama Software GmbH
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09:00–13:00 | PR ROOM | HALL 1.2
REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS FOR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS
Lecturers: Prof. Oliver J. Bott, University of Applied Sciences and
Arts Hanover; Thomas Geis, ProContext Consulting GmbH
Prof. Christian Johner, Johner Institute
Requirements engineering in software projects means identifying
foreseeable requirements as soon as possible in the sense of “must
be discussed now“ and, during the course of the project, accurately
specifying (at the time they are needed) all the requirements that could
not be clearly defined at the start of the project (can be discussed later).
This workshop explains this process in a practical way, documenting it,
neither too little nor too much.
The workshop is intended for project managers, business analysts,
product managers, user researchers and requirements engineers as well
as all those engaged in projects in a practical capacity and who have or
want to have a say in the analysis of requirements. You will be shown
how requirements can be systematically identified and structured, so
that everyone involved in the project can understand what is intended
(even two days after something has been formulated). Practical templates
will be used that can be deployed in one’s own projects.
Academy language: German (no translation)
SESSION 12
IT-BASED INTERFACE MANAGEMENT IN NURSING –
REALITY OR FICTION?
Chaired by: Dr. Björn Sellemann, University Medical Centre Göttingen
Thomas Knieling, German Association for Aid to the Elderly and
Handicapped (VDAB)
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
26 APRIL | ACADEMY
09:00–13:00 | ACADEMY ROOM | HALL 2.2
DESIGNING AND USING MOBILE SYSTEMS AND APPS
Lecturers: Prof. Martin Staemmler, University of Applied Sciences
Stralsund; Bernd Behrend, German Association of Hospital IT Managers
(KH-IT); Simone Heckmann, Geyfra GmbH; Dr. Rüdiger Pryss,
University Ulm; Dr. Winfried Schlee, University Regensburg; Sandra
Schmitt, InterComponentWare AG; Chrysanth Sulzberger und
Manuel Studer, imito AG
The aim of the seminar is to show the process from the development to
the use of mobile systems and applications for various user groups, and
to pass on practical experience. Aspects such as the integration with
existing systems (stand-alone to in-depth integration), communication
and the representation of data (proprietary to standards-compliant with
FHIR, HL7, DICOM, IHE) as well as authentification and regulatory framework conditions (data protection, MPG) will be dealt with in detail.
The end result should be to enable participants to plan mobile solutions,
identify requirements and evaluate the benefits for their own problem
and/or facility. Academy language: German (no translation)
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26 APRIL | NETWORKING
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
Market Insights by International Partners
Host: Germany Trade & Invest
Medication Safety (AMTS) – Product Information 4.0
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and German
Association of Pharmacy-Software Vendors (ADAS)
eHealth-Slam 2017
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and German
Association for Medical Informatics, Biometrics and Epidemiology (GMDS)
AppCircus Competition:
Award for the Best Health App
Host: AppCircus
Innovation Session 2017
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
focus “Is FHIR Burning in Germany too?”
Host: Working group on “Interoperability“ of German Association
of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
IT Security – Does It Come down to the Software?!
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
Opportunity Costs of the Standstill: Benefits from eHealth
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
Detailed information and times at
www.conhit.com/Visitors/Networking/
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
Business Success Through the Best Possible Use of IT – Presenting
the Five Key IT Topics of 2016
Host: ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK
Incubators and Accelerators as Part of the eHealth Eco-System
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and German
Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
conhIT CAREERS ON 26 APRIL
conhIT NEWCOMER AWARD 2017
Short presentations of their theses by the ten conhIT Newcomers’ Award
2017 finalists. A panel of experts will select the best theses by bachelors
and masters candidates.
CAREER WORKSHOP
Representatives of science, industry and users present various career
paths for newcomers to this sector.
Medical Informatics – From the Labyrinth to a Planned Career Path
Prof. Bernhard Breil, University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein
From Active Directory to Central-OP – Designing and Directing
Digital Healthcare
Markus Maldener, HELIOS Kliniken GmbH
Nursing Sciences, Medical and Nursing Informatics –
A Fascinating Area of Scientific Work
Dr. Björn Sellemann, University Medical Center Göttingen
Digital Health Start-up Showcase
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Insights From Young Professionals in the Sector
Monika Rimmele & Sebastian Molch, bvitg-Talent’s Network
Intelligent Assistance Systems and Personalised Health
Technology: Promoting a Health-Oriented and Autonomous
Lifestyle Through Digitisation
Host: Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies
(VDE)
CAREER SPEED NETWORKING
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Get to know HR staff and managers from exhibiting firms and users in
five-minute sessions. An opportunity to explore opportunities for career
development and training and to establish important contacts in the sector.
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26 APRIL | NETWORKING
Detailed information and times at
www.conhit.com/Visitors/Networking/
WORKSHOPS
The Electronic Patient Record Is Coming!
Is the German Healthcare System Ready for It?
Host: Dirk Heidenblut, MdB
PARTNER EVENT
Design Thinking: Searching for and Finding Innovations
Host: User Interface Design GmbH
Networking Meeting: Games for Health – Playing for Health?
Host: HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg and Cluster Med-Tech
Focus on the User – User-Centric Processes to Develop Successful
Digital Health Solutions
Host: Cluster IKT, the media, creative industries and the International
Design Center Berlin (IDZ)
GUIDED TOURS & EXCURSIONS
Guided Tours: Apps & Wearables; Intelligent Assistance Systems &
PHealth; Interoperability– FHIR (HL7); Patient Empowerment;
PEPA – Networked Health Care in the Patient’s Hands
EVENING EVENTS
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Berlin-Brandenburg States‘ Reception
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Gala of the German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
By invitation only!
conhIT Party 2017
All visitors are cordially invited to the new, official conhIT party
From 22:00
Venue: FELIX ClubRestaurant, Behrenstraße 72, 10117 Berlin
Hospital Excursion:
MACSS (Medical Allround-Care Service Solutions) in Nephrology
Venue: Charité Berlin – Campus Mitte, Department of Nephrology
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
PARTNER EVENTS
Lunch & Talk “Components for Networked Care“
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
conhIT Business Meetings 2017
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology – Enterprise Europe
Network Berlin-Brandenburg
Registration at: www.b2match.eu/conhit2017
Annual OR.NET Meeting
Host: OR.NET e. V.
AMTS Practical Seminar: Closed Loop Medication with
ID DIACOS® PHARMA/ID MEDICS
Host: ID Information und Dokumentation GmbH & Co. KGaA
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27 APRIL | CONGRESS
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL A
Simultaneous translation
German  English
SESSION 13
INNOVATIVE HEALTHCARE IT
Chaired by: Prof. Bernhard Breil, University of Applied Sciences
Niederrhein; Prof. Christian Wache, University of Applied Sciences
Konstanz
Making your EHR Fit for Research - Requirements, Concepts,
Examples
Dr. Benjamin Trinczek, MEIERHOFER AG
Scaling Innovations: How HELIOS Intends to Give Its Patients
Access to Medical Data and Apps
Tobias Meixner, HELIOS Kliniken GmbH
Patient Apps with no End in Sight: How Do Data Reach the
Medical Office – And Why?
Jens Naumann, medatixx GmbH & Co. KG
Electronic Case Record as an Integral Part of Sustainable
Cross-Sectional Communication
Markus Lück, RZV Rechenzentrum Volmarstein GmbH
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL B
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
SESSION 14
SECURING REVENUES THROUGH IT-BASED MANAGEMENT
Chaired by: Prof. Peter Haas, University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Dortmund; Andreas Weiß, Klinikum Leverkusen gGmbH
Analytical Forecasting for Minimising the MDK Checking Rate
Tim Hering, 4K Analytics GmbH
Automated Care Complex Measures Score: Calculation and
Documentation by Means of Semantic Technologies
Sebastian Zebbities, atacama Software GmbH
Transfer of Patient Documentation to Medical Experts of Health
Insurance Companies by an eHealth-Solution
Markus Stein, RZV Rechenzentrum Volmarstein GmbH
Salima Houta, Fraunhofer-Institut für Software- und Systemtechnik (ISST)
Planning and Managing Services with Clinical Performance
Groups Using a Maximum Care Provider as an Example
Dr. Holger Bunzemeier, Münster University Hospital
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL A
SESSION 16
IMPLEMENTING A TELEMATICS INFRASTRUCTURE AND EHEALTH
Chaired by: Prof. Martin Staemmler, University of Applied Sciences
Stralsund; Norbert Butz, German Medical Association
The Uniform National Medication List (BMP) in Germany –
Status and Prospects
Dr. Gunther Hellmann, medical future Verlag/HellmannConsult
Introduction of the Telematics Infrastructure – Demands on
Manufacturers and Participants
Dr. Tino Großmann, CGM Deutschland AG
Using the German Telematics Infrastructure – The Hospital‘s
Perspective
Jan Neuhaus, German Hospital Federation
The Digital Integrated Health Network for Cross-Sectoral Health
Care – Patients in the Center of Digital Health Services
Christian Klose, AOK Nordost – Die Gesundheitskasse
11:30–13:30 | CONGRESS HALL B
SESSION 17
IT SECURITY IN HOSPITALS – THREAT SITUATION, RISKS AND
UPDATES ON THE IT SECURITY LAW
Chaired by: Thorsten Schütz, German Association of Hospital IT
Managers (KH-IT); Rüdiger Gruetz, Braunschweig Municipal Hospital
Information Security as Seen by the Investigators
Olaf Borries, Berlin Police – Central Contact for Cybercrime
IT Security Risks in Hospitals – Identification and Prevention
Florian Grunow, ERNW GmbH
It’s Getting Serious – The Current Statutory Instrument
Matthias Fischer, Federal Ministry of the Interior
IT Security from the Manufacturers’ Perspective
Christoph Isele, Cerner Health Services GmbH
In-depth Panel Discussion with All Speakers
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
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27 APRIL | CONGRESS
09:30–11:00 | CONGRESS HALL C
Simultaneous translation
German  English
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
SESSION 15
HEALTH IT VS. CONSUMER IT – POLES APART OR THE NEED
TO ACT?
Chaired by: Dr. Christoph Seidel, German Medical Informatics
Professional Association (BVMI); Gunther Nolte, Vivantes – Netzwerk
für Gesundheit GmbH
The Digital Transformation in Healthcare is Already Happening –
But at Home and not in the Institutions
Dr. Wolfgang Lippert, Salesforce Germany GmbH
The Patient’s Smartphone in Clinic IT
Thomas Pettinger, Thieme Compliance GmbH
From Physician- to Patient-Moderated Electronic Health Records –
PEHR in Practice at University Hospital Heidelberg
Antje Brandner, Heidelberg University Hospital
Analysis of Patient Empowerment Efforts over 30 Years
Peter Waegemann, Independent Expert in Health Informatics
Panel Discussion with All Speakers
11:30–13:00 | CONGRESS HALL C
SESSION 18
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE DEPLOYMENT OF SMART ASSISTANCE
SYSTEMS FOR AFFECTED PERSONS IN REGIONAL CARE
Chaired by: Prof. Dietmar Wolff, FINSOZ; Dr. Iris Straszewski,
Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies (VDE)
UCARE Cards: Creating an Awareness of Usability for the
Development of Technical Assistance Systems and Software
Britta Gräfe, FINSOZ
Nursing and More – Focus on Digitisation
Prof. Wolfgang Goetzke, gewi Institut für Gesundheitswirtschaft e. V.
More Efficient and Automated Diabetes Diaries with
Smartwatches
Dr. Rainer Lutze, Dr.-Ing. Rainer Lutze Consulting
NAMES – Emergency and Assistance Systems for Retaining
Mobility and Increasing Autonomy in and Around the Home
Jürgen Seybold, TeleOrbit GmbH
27 APRIL | ACADEMY
09:00–13:00 | ACADEMY ROOM | HALL 2.2
SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION AND OPERATION OF PDMS
FOR ICU AND ANAESTHESIA
Lecturers: Cornelia Vosseler, Vosseler Consulting
Sebastian Behnisch, Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin
Dr. Markus Creutzenberg, Regensburg University Hospital
Matthias Kloos, Katholischer Hospitalverbund Hellweg/Marienkrankenhaus Soest
Hans-Werner Rübel, Rübel Consulting & Project Management
Patient data management systems are being used increasingly in intensive care wards, in intermediate care, stroke units, emergency rooms,
OP etc.; i.e. in clinical areas where continuous monitoring of patients
takes place and where large volumes of data are processed. PDMSs can
now be economically deployed, supporting medical and organisational
processes, rapidly making information about treatment processes
available and improving the quality of patient care. Nowadays almost
all the PDMSs that are commercially available are medical products.
Consequently the clinic, as the operator, has to comply with numerous
directives.
The introduction of a PDMS in a clinic is a project encompassing various
professional groups and departments and involves physicians, nursing
staff, the IT department, medical technology, controlling and accounting.
Irrespective of the manufacturer, the seminar will describe what factors
need to be considered during the introductory process in order to achieve
smooth implementation (Rübel Consulting & Project Management).
Last year risk management for the ICM from Dräger was introduced at
the Unfallkrankenhaus (Emergency Hospital) Berlin. Mr. Behnisch reports
on the experiences gained in setting up the risk matrix, as well as on the
initial results of its implementation.
Two clinics, Universitätsklinikum Regensburg and Marienkrankenhaus
Soest, will describe the successful introduction process and several years
of routine operation of two different PDMS systems, from a medical and
an IT viewpoint and taking into consideration the Medical Product Law.
Academy language: German (no translation)
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27 APRIL | NETWORKING
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
How to Access the German Market: Best Practices in Digital Health
Host: Germany Trade & Invest
focus “The German National Medication Plan for Patients?!“
Host: Working group on “Medication Safety“ of German Association
of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) in Cooperation with E-HEALTH-COM
Detailed information and times at
www.conhit.com/Visitors/Networking/
WORKSHOPS
Focus on the User – User-Centric Processes to Develop Successful
Digital Health Solutions
Host: Cluster IKT, the media, creative industries and the International
Design Center Berlin (IDZ)
GUIDED TOURS & EXCURSIONS
Terminological Systems in Germany: Status Quo and Perspectives
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
Guided Tours: Electronic Patient Records; Medical Inspection Tools
(MDK); Medication Safety (AMTS)
From Germany to the USA – Start-ups Report on Their Experiences in the American Healthcare System
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and German
Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
Excursion: Telemedical Assistance Systems in
Prevention, Rehabilitation and Aftercare – An Insight
into Current Projects at Fraunhofer FOKUS
Venue: Fraunhofer FOKUS, Institute for Open Communication Systems
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Failure in the System: Politics Fails at Sector Boundaries
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and Gesellschaft
für Versicherungswissenschaft und -gestaltung e. V. (GVG)
Big Data: In Search of the Use Case
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
Mobile Health – Uncovering Treasures, Knowing the Risks
Host: German Society for Telemedicine
The Quality of Apps in Medical Care
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg) and Bitkom e. V.
WORKSHOPS
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PARTNER EVENT
“getIT HealthTourism“ Awards Ceremony
Host: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
EVENING EVENT
conhIT Closing Event 2017
Awards Ceremony: Best Congress Speaker and Best Congress Session
16:30 – 18:00
Venue: bvitg-stand, Hall 4.2/C-117
Start-up, and Then? Integrating Innovative Products in
Healthcare!
Host: German Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
Interoperability for Clinical Registers
Host: German Association of Health IT Vendors (bvitg)
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INSTITUTIONS
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE INSTITUTIONS WHICH HAVE
CONTRIBUTED OUR PROGRAMME 2017.
AppCircus
Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies (VDE)
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Bitkom e. V.
Braunschweig Municipal Hospital
Bundesverband Deutscher Privatkliniken e. V. (BDPK)
Cerner Health Services GmbH
CompuGroup Medical SE
DIN Standards Committee Radiology (NAR)
Dutch Embassy
eHealth Consulting
E-HEALTH-COM
ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK
Erlangen University Hospital
European Association of Hospital Managers
Federal Association of the AOK
FINSOZ
Friedrich-Wingert-Stiftung
Gefyra GmbH
gematik – Society of Telematic Applications of the Health Insurance Card
German Association for Aid to the Elderly and Handicapped (VDAB)
German Association for Internet Medicine (BIM)
German Association for Medical Informatics, Biometry and Epidemiology (GMDS)
German Association of Hospital Controlling (DVKC)
German Association of Hospital IT Managers (KH-IT)
German Association of Medical Controlling
German Association of Pharmacy-Software Vendors (ADAS)
German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers‘ Association
German Hospital Federation
German Medical Association
German Medical Informatics Professional Association (BVMI)
German Society for Telemedicine
Germany Trade & Invest
Gesellschaft für Versicherungswissenschaft und -gestaltung e. V. (GVG)
Health 2.0 Berlin
HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
ID Information und Dokumentation GmbH & Co. KGaA
imito AG
Ingenieurbüro für Medizintechnik
Innovation Health Partners GmbH
InterComponentWare AG
International Design Center Berlin (IDZ)
Johner Institut
Katholischer Hospitalverbund Hellweg/Marienkrankenhaus Soest
Klinikum Leverkusen gGmbH
Leipzig University Hospital
MIRACUM Consortium
National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds
OR.NET e. V.
ProContext Consulting GmbH
Regensburg University Hospital
Rübel Consulting & Project Management
Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin
University Medical Center Göttingen
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hanover
University of Applied Sciences Konstanz
University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein
University of Applied Sciences Stralsund
University Regensburg
University Trier
University Ulm
Vivantes Netzwerk für Gesundheit GmbH
Vosseler Consulting
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