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Welcoming Comments

Welcome to mHealth Summit Europe 2015! This year, the Summit is taking place

as part of eHealth Week, Europe’s largest pan-European conference. It is now more

relevant than ever to bring these two events together, as it represents a unique

opportunity to learn about the latest advances in health IT and how mHealth fits

into the bigger picture.

Our second edition of the mHealth Summit Europe brings together over 300 global

leaders in government, the private sector, industry, academia, providers and non-

for-profit organisations from across the globe. Programme highlights include the

Joint Plenary Session with eHealth Week where the European Commission and the

Latvian Ministry of Health will give their views on the recent Green Paper on mHealth.

On behalf of HIMSS Europe, I would like to thank you for joining us today and hope

you enjoy the event!

Best regards,

Rainer Herzog

General Manager

HIMSS Europe

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Programme AdvisoryCommittee

We would like to thank ourProgramme Advisory CommitteeMembers for their support andengagement in making the mHealthSummit Europe a successful event!

Joan CornetHead of mHealth Competence Center,Mobile World Capital,Spain

Nicole DenjoySecretary General,COCIR,Belgium

Marc DumanDirector,Monmouth Partners,UK

Tony KaneManaging Partner,Tony Kane Consulting,UK

Gernot MarxHead of Telemedicine Center Aachen,Department of Intensive Care Medicine,University Hospital RWTH Aachen,Germany

Michael Morgan-CurranDirector, mHealthPersonal Connected Health Alliance,UK

Greta NasiDirector, Public Management and Policy,Bocconi Business School,Italy

Paul PelsmaekerInternational Senior Business Developer,The Netherlands

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General and PracticalInformation 6_____________________________________________________________

Conference Sessions 7_____________________________________________________________

Keynote Speakers 12_____________________________________________________________

mHealth Summit EuropeExhibitors & Sponsors 14_____________________________________________________________

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Contents

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Press RoomGround Level, Foyer

Monday, 11 May 08:30 - 18:30Tuesday, 12 May 08:00 - 17:30

Speaker PresentationsSpeaker presentations will be available atwww.mhealthsummit.eu. Please note somepresentations may not be posted until theweek following the conference.

Speaker RoomGround Level, Foyer, behind registration

Monday, 11 May 08:30 - 18:30Tuesday, 12 May 08:00 - 17:30

Wi-Fi — Free AccessFree wireless internet access (Wi-Fi) isavailable for all conference delegatesthroughout the premises. Please selectehealthweek and then launch your browserto accept the Terms and Conditions. TheWi-Fi is intended for use by the delegates toaccess email and the mHealth Summit Europeand eHealth Week mobile app.

General and Practical Information

Coat & Luggage CheckGround Level, Hall II

Open 30 minutes before and closes 30minutes after the official conference hours.

Coffee Breaks & LunchGround Level, Hall II, Networking Area

Coffee breaks and lunch will be available inthe mHealth Summit Europe Networking Areaon Monday and Tuesday.

Emergencies & First AidIn case of emergency please alert any staffmember of the Kipsala Centre or HIMSS orcall + 371 67067505

Networking and Exhibition AreaGround Level, Hall II

Monday, 11 May 8:30 - 17:00Tuesday, 12 May 8:00 - 17:00

Information DeskGround Level, Foyer

Answers to questions about mHealth SummitEurope’s programme, speakers and more canbe found at the Information Desk.

Official mHealth Summit EuropeMobile AppDownload the official mHealth Summit EuropeApp for more details about speakers, sessions,partners and sponsors (available on iPhone,Blackberry and Android).

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Conference SessionsMonday, 11 May

08:30 - 09:00 Registration, Coffee and Networking in mHealth Summit EuropeNetworking Area

09:00 - 09:15 Hall II, Education Room EWelcomeRainer Herzog, General Manager, HIMSS Europe, Germany

09:15 - 10:00 Hall II, Education Room EOpening Keynote

mHealth — Star Trek Tricorder or Game Changer forHealthcare?In his keynote, Dr. Madaus will provide a perspective of how healthcare providers canaddress and solve the existing barriers of entry. He will show how healthcare has dealtwith innovation in the past and how other industries have successfully addressed thistype of paradigm shifting innovation. Case studies will highlight what did and whatdid not work, what the reasons are and what healthcare can learn from them. CanmHealth fulfill the Tricorder care promise from the 1960’s — non-invasive, painless,fast, small and mobile, as well as comprehensive and actionable? As James T. Kirk inStark Trek would say to his crew: “Engage”!

Speaker: Martin D. Madaus, Chairman, CEO, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics,USA

10:00 - 10:45 Hall II, Education Room E

mHealth and Assisted Care — Helping to Solve theDemographic Challenge?This session looks at how mHealth can contribute to better manage and care for ourgrowing elderly population by showcasing successful implementations. mHealth isnot only able to improve care at home, but can also contribute to maintaining anactive and independent living outside peoples’ homes or care facilities. Aspects suchas usability will be examined, as well as the integration of mHealth solutions andservices into the elderly person’s whole care environment, including friends and family.

Moderator: Tony Kane, Managing Partner, Tony Kane Consulting, UK

Speakers: Karina Marcus, Director of the Central Management Unit,Ambiant Assisted Living Program, Belgium

Anne-Sophie Parent, Secretary General, Age Platform Europe,Belgium

Cindy Wings, Projectmanager Resource, Mobilisation andFunding, Orbis Zorgconcern, The Netherlands

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Conference SessionsMonday, 11 May

10:45 - 11:30 Hall II, Education Room EmHealth, Quantified Self and Big Data— How can we Unite all Patient Data forSafe and Secure Personalized Care?Clinicians, patients and citizens are overwhelmed with the sheer number of availablemHealth apps and are often unable to make an educated decision on what makessense and is safe to use. Moreover, patient data is existing across several locations.Speakers will look at the possibility to create guidance, criteria and a basis forevaluating the use of mHealth applications. They will also the address the questionhow we can tear down the walls between application derived patient data andintegrate them on one platform and how we can deal with hurdles such as regulatoryor processes.

Speakers: Jari Renko, Technical Director, CIO, Apotti Programme,Finland

Agneta Granstrom, Independent Political OrganizationProfessional, County Council of Norrbotten, Sweden

Phil Leonard, Vice President and Lead Partner for EMEA,Healthcare Transformation Services, Philips Healthcare

11:35 - 12:15 Hall II, Education Room E

Towards a Nordic plug’n play Public mHealth Market —Creating a Joint Framework for Large Scale Innovationand DeploymentEurope is littered with defunct mHealth/telehealth pilots that have not made it tomarket because of complex value chains, misaligned incentives, and lack of aninteroperable infrastructure. Meanwhile, a complicated and fragmented legalenvironment makes it complicated for providers to integrate existing mobile platforms(ie Apple or Google) with existing electronic record systems. Recognizing thesemarket failures, the Nordic countries (especially Denmark, Norway, and Sweden) aretaking steps to build a secure and interoperable infrastructure based on Continuaguidelines that will can collect health data from citizens’ devices and make it availableto doctors, nurses and carers. Learn more about the vision and the reality frompolicymakers and key experts.

Moderator: Horst Merkle, President and Chairman, Continua; Chairman,Personal Connected Health Alliance, USA

Speakers: Helge T. Blindheim, Program Manager, Norwegian Directorateof Health, Norway

Daniel Forslund, County Commissioner (FP), Stockholm CountyCouncil, Sweden

Claus B. Nielsen, Vice Chair, Continua Europe, Denmark

12:15 - 13:15 Lunch in the mHealth Summit Europe Networking Area

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Conference Sessions

13:15 - 13:45 Hall II, Education Room E

Corporate SpotlightMobile Technologies: Empowering Children with Diabetes

Speaker: Henrik Sjostrand, MobileFirst Architect, IBM, Sweden

13:45 - 14:15 Hall II, Education Room E

Corporate Spotlight

Speaker: Tomaz Gornik, CEO, Marand, Slovenia

17:00 - 18:30 Hall II, Education Room EeHealth Week Opening Reception on WoHIT Exhibition Floor in Hall I

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Conference SessionsTuesday, 12 May

08:00 - 09:00 Registration, Coffee and Networking in the mHealth Summit EuropeNetworking Area

09:00 - 10:30 Hall II, Education Room EJoint Plenary

Green Paper on mHealth — Conclusionsand ActionsThe joint plenary with eHealth Week will provide an overview of the results of thepublic consultation in the context of the Commission’s Green Paper on mHealth.Different stakeholders — patients, providers, health professionals, health authoritiesand industry — will present and discuss their views on what it takes to achieve awider uptake and implementation of mHealth in Europe and what kind of actionshould be taken at EU, national and regional level. Lessons learned from existingmHealth initiatives will be identified, including the question how to overcome barriersof implementation.

Speakers and panelists will among others address these topics:• What could be the role of different stakeholders to increase trust in mHealth

applications and facilitate consumer choices? What could be the role of regulationand standardization in supporting innovation and creating trust?

• What is the role of national governments in embedding mHealth in national healthpolicies? Should health authorities incentivize or even enforce the usage andimplementation of mHealth?

• How do we solve the clash between healthcare systems still working in silos andnew approaches arriving (such as mHealth) which are prone to tear down the silos?

Moderator: George Crooks, Medical Director, NHS 24, UK

Speaker: Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit eHealth and WellBeing,DG Connect, European Commission, Belgium

Martin Wrigley, European General Manager, ApplicationDevelopers Alliance, Belgium

Petra Wilson, CEO, International Diabetes Foundation, Belgium

Javier Ferrero Alvearez-Rementeria, CIO, Andalusian Agencyfor Healthcare Quality, Spain

Paul De Raeve, Secretary General, European Federation ofNurses Associations, Belgium

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break and Networking in the mHealth Summit EuropeNetworking Area

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Conference SessionsTuesday, 12 May

11:00 - 12:00 Hall II, Education Room EClosing Keynote

Who has Interest in Using mHealth? Who Should be Drivingand Paying for mHealth?One of the most prominent reasons why mHealth is still lacking broad implementationis the fact that there is no one in the healthcare ecosystem who is prepared to driveits implementation and / or reimburse it. This is very often due to political stakes,individual interests, or reluctance to change existing legal and structural frameworks.The session aims to unite the different stakeholders, discuss individual positions andcome up with a possible way forward taking into account individual interests andneeds.

Speaker: Jen Hyatt, CEO & Founder, Big White Wall, UK

12:00 - 13:00 Lunch in the mHealth Summit Europe Networking Area

13:00 - 17:00 Hall II, Education Room E

Workshop from Garage to Market: Successful BusinessBuilding for mHealth ServicesThe workshop will provide a comprehensive learning experience on how to set upyour mHealth business and lead it to market success. It will adopt the perspectiveof mHealth app and device developers and will consist of 2 parts.• The first part will show pathways to approval in the European Union, as well as in

the US.• The second part of the session will examine and discuss how to create sustainable

mHealth commercial cases which meet the needs of patients, clinicians, providersand patients.

Moderator: Hilla Uppenkamp, Independent Business Consultant,BioTech, Germany

Speakers: Daniel Gottlieb, Attorney, Epstein Becker & Green P.C.,Clinical Decision Support Coalition, USA

Erik Vollebregt, Partner, Axon Lawyers, The Netherlands

Ralf Jahns, Managing Director, research2guidance, Germany

Lars Kalfhaus, Head of Roche Diabetes Care Iberia;Managing Director, Emminens Healthcare Services S.L., Spain

Meinhard Schmidt, CEO & Healthcare Executive, mt:onyx AG,Switzerland

Michiel van Genuchten

Prof. Dr. Leonard Witkamp, Hospital Director,KSYOS TeleMedical Centre, The Netherlands

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Keynote Speakers

Jen Hyatt is a social entrepreneur who has founded or helped establish more than 30 socialimpact organizations in more than 20 countries. She founded Big White Wall in 2007 andnow functions as ist CEO. She was named one of the top 50 innovators in healthcare by theHealth Service Journal, and a Woman to Watch in 2014 by Disruptive Women in Health Care.Jen Hyatt is a thought and practice leader for utilizing technology for person-centered healthand social care.

OPENING KEYNOTEMartin D. MadausChairman, CEOOrtho Clinical Diagnostics, USA

Monday 11 May, 9:30 - 10:15mHealth — Star Trek “Tricorder” orGame Changer for Healthcare?

Dr. Martin D. Madaus, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, Inc.(OCD), has more than 25 years of experience in the diagnostics and life science industries.Prior to joining OCD, Dr. Madaus served as Executive Chairman of Quanterix Corporation, andas Senior Healthcare Advisor to the Carlyle Group. He was Chairman, President and ChiefExecutive Officer of Millipore Corporation (NYSE: MIL) from January 2005 to July 2010. Inaddition, Dr. Madaus was President and Chief Executive Officer of Roche Diagnostics CorporationNorth America from 2000 to 2004. Prior to that, he served as Vice President of BusinessDevelopment for Roche Molecular Diagnostics, and served as the President of Roche DiagnosticsCanada. Dr. Madaus started his career in the Diagnostics Industry in 1989 at BoehringerMannheim, Germany and served in various product management, marketing and generalmanagement roles in Germany, the United States and Canada.

CLOSING KEYNOTEJen HyattCEO & FounderBig White Wall, UK

Who has Interest in Using mHealth?Who Should be Driving and Paying formHealth?

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mHealth Summit Europe Exhibitors

IBMFor over 70 years IBM has been dedicated to the healthcare industry, providing deep expertisein managing and integrating complex systems that have helped transform the world’s industries.Together with our healthcare clients and partners, IBM is redefining value and success inhealthcare to help build a smarter planet.

Marand — Think EHRMarand develops leading-edge software products in telecommunications and healthcareincluding Think!EHR Platform and Ehrscape. Think!EHR Platform is a health data platformbased on vendor-neutral open data standards designed for real-time, transactional healthdata storage, query, retrieval and exchange. It is being used to power eHealth solutions inBrazil, Moscow, Norway, Slovenia and Sweden. Ehrscape is a cloud based service built onThink!EHR Platform that enables universities, startups, and developers to quickly build amazinghealthcare apps.

MedwebMedweb has innovated in telemedicine for over 20 years, providing solutions for webbased,secure telemedicine, teleradiology and RIS/PACS, with over 1,000 installations worldwide.Having to meet our military customers requirements, Medweb’s products are “battle-tested”— stable, fast, reliable, secure, and flexible. We provide both real-time and store-and-forwardtelemedicine solutions that integrate with existing clinical workflows and information systems.Reliability, security, quality and affordability are just a few of the reasons why Medweb is theindustry standard for distributed telemedicine solutions.

MonsensoMonsenso is an mHealth innovation leader focusing on mental health. Our mission is toempower and inspire individuals, clinicians, care providers, researchers and societies toimprove mental health and help overcome the burden of mental disorders. Through self-monitoring, collection of behavioral data and data analysis, we provide an overview of themental health conditions, detect patterns and predict risks — all with an aim to provideincrease health insight, enable early intervention and give better care.

PhilipsAt Philips, we look beyond technology to the experiences of patients, providers and caregiversacross the health continuum from healthy living to prevention, diagnosis, treatment, recoveryand home care. We unlock insights leading to innovative solutions that help deliver bettercare at lower costs. It’s a unique perspective empowering us all to create a healthier future.

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