Editors: AgeingWell - CORDIS...Valère DUSSAUX, Responsable du Département projets, GCS-D-SISIF La construction d’une plate-forme régionale de services e-santé Christian HUART,

Deliverable reference: Date:

D4.4 12/07/2013

Title:

Individual Report on National

Event

Project Title: Responsible partner:

Network for the Market uptake of ICT for

Ageing Well

HOPE

Editors:

AgeingWell Pascal Garel (HOPE)

Grant Agreement no. 297298 Validated by:

All partners

Classification:

Dissemination Level: Public (PU)

Abstract:

The following document describes the National Event held in Paris, France, to promote and disseminate

the AgeingWell network activities and results. It was held as part of the Salons de la Santé et de

l’Autonomie, the most important national event dedicated to ageing, hospital and information technology.

The event was held 30 May 2013 gathering a diverse audience representing the different components

involved in those fields.

Network for the Market uptake of ICT for Ageing Well

Grant: Agreement no. 297298

D4.4 Individual Report on National Event 2

Revision History:

Revision Date Author Organisation Description

V.01 12/07/2013 Pascal Garel HOPE First draft of the

deliverable

Statement of Originality

This deliverable contains original unpublished work except where clearly indicated otherwise.

Acknowledgement of previously published material and of the work of others has been made

through appropriate citation, quotation or both.




Table of Contents

1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 Background ............................................................................................................................ 4

1.2 Summary ................................................................................................................................ 4

2 Agenda ............................................................................................................................................. 5

3 Summary of the event ..................................................................................................................... 6

3.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 6

3.2 Progress of the Event ............................................................................................................. 6

3.3 Conclusions ............................................................................................................................ 7

4 List of Participants ........................................................................................................................... 8

5 Photos ............................................................................................................................................ 10




1 Introduction

1.1 Background

The aim of the AgeingWell Network is to build and animate a European network focused on

improving the quality of life of Elderly People by promoting the market uptake of ICT solutions for

Ageing Well.

To achieve its aim, the following five main objectives of the AgeingWell project are:

Develop guidelines for deployment and sharing of best practice between key competence

centres;

Build an ICT for Ageing Knowledge Centre with the aim to share the results with the Ageing

Well Community;

Develop an ICT for Ageing Society Strategic Agenda, with the aim of providing a study on

options for future structure and implementation of EU innovation funding;

Promote the European innovation reinforcement between innovative ICT industries & Ageing

(in particular SMEs) and Venture Capital firms, Business Angels and other;

Raise awareness within the European community of ICT & Ageing stakeholders through web-

based communication, and the organization of 3 international events and 11 national events.

1.2 Summary

The following document describes the National Event held in Paris, France, to promote and

disseminate the AgeingWell network activities and results. It was held as part of the Salons de la

Santé et de l’Autonomie, the most important national event dedicated to ageing, hospital and

information technology. The event was held 30 May 2013 gathering a diverse audience representing

the different components involved in those fields.

In this report, the agenda of the event is presented, the discussions and conclusions of the event

described and the list of participants included.




2 Agenda

30 May 2013

10h – 12h15

Système d’Information Hospitalier : où en est-on ?

Frank JOLIVALDT, Mission systèmes d’information des acteurs de l’offre de soins, DGOS

Régions Sans Film, l’imagerie médicale partagée en Ile-de-France : un exemple

réussi d’innovation organisationnelle, technologique et financière

Valère DUSSAUX, Responsable du Département projets, GCS-D-SISIF

La construction d’une plate-forme régionale de services e-santé

Christian HUART, Responsable de la cellule des systèmes d’information en Santé, Agence

Régionale de Santé Picardie

Christine BOUTET, Directrice médicale, Groupement de Coopération Sanitaire e-Santé

Picardie

Identifier de nouveaux modèles économiques pour des prises en charges

globales et coordonnées : bundled payment and shared savings ; les

enseignements des exemples espagnol et américain

Pauline FONTAINE, COO, Adaptative HS

Josep PICAS, CEO, Adaptative HS

Points de vue

Christian NIBOUREL, Président de Syntec Santé, Président d’Accenture France

Bernard D’ORIANO, Président de la fédération LESISS

Conclusion : les perspectives européennes, le réseau thématique AGEINGWELL

Pascal GAREL, Directeur Général de HOPE, Fédération européenne des hôpitaux et des

soins de santé




3 Summary of the event

3.1 Introduction

“Numérique en santé: les innovations qui changent la donne” (Personal health systems: innovations

that change the environment) was organised on 30 May 2013 in Paris, in Parc de Expositions. This

event was held within the exhibition “Salons de la Santé et de l’Autonomie”, a yearly event of three

strands: Hôpital Expo, Gerontexpo and HIT (health information technologies). It was an appropriate

place for dissemination as the three stands cover the whole spectrum of issues around ageing,

information technology and care.

The goal was to discuss the relevance of personal health systems as “innovations that change the

environment”, highlighting the existing advantages and challenges, in the context of ageing.

The initiative gathered more than 50 selected participants from the three files of knowledge: ageing,

healthcare and information technology to exchange knowledge and practical experience, coming

from the healthcare, management and industrial fields.

3.2 Progress of the Event

The event started with a general overview on hospital information systems in France, followed by

two study cases: one on the medical imaging sharing in the region Ile-de-France, the other on

building a platform in e-Health services. Two speakers then covered new economic models for

personal health with examples from Spain and the US. As a conclusion the AgeingWell was be

presented as a valuable European network for the exchange of best practices and networking.

Frank Jolivaldt, from the health ministry department of information system of healthcare providers

presented a broad picture of what is happening in the field of health information system.

Valère Dussaux is in charge of the project department in the GCS of the Ile de France region. GCS is

the acronym of Groupement de Coopération Sanitaire, a structure devoted to information system,

gathering all hospitals of the Ile de France region (12 million inhabitants). He presented the concept

of shared medical imaging, a successful example of innovation organizational, technological and

financial.

The two speakers following were Christian Huart in charge of information systems in the regional

health agency Picardie and Christine Boutet, the medical director of the Groupement de Coopération

Sanitaire e-Health in Picardie. They presented the construction of a regional eHealth platform.

Pauline Fontaine, COO and Josep Picas, CEO, both of Adaptative HS presented other economic

models from abroad, bundled payment and shared savings, and what can be learned from Spanish

and US examples.

To start the discussion with the audience, the industry was invited to comment the presentation.

Christian Nibourel, President of both Syntec Santé (the French association of engineering and IT

companies) and Accenture France and Bernard D’Oriano, President of LESISS (the federation of

information systems companies) gave a challenging feedback.

The meeting was concluded by Pascal Garel, Chief executive of HOPE, the European Hospital and

Healthcare Federation who presented the context of the seminar in the development of the

AgeingWell Thematic Network.




3.3 Conclusions

The main conclusions, which can taken from the speaker’s presentations and the interventions of the

audience:

The importance to position European projects in the national context;

The importance of large scale development of information technologies in the healthcare

sector;

The importance of awareness on best practices and existing technological solutions;

The importance of exploiting opportunities of large gatherings for better have knowledge of other innovative experiences and promoting AgeingWell network;

The importance of mixing audiences users and industry.




4 List of Participants

List of Participants

Family Name First Name Organisation Location BALCON BRUNO GCS E-SANTÉ BRETAGNE SAINT BRIEUC

BAQUE ALAIN HOPITAUX DE LANNEMEZAN LANNEMEZAN

BOHRER MICHEL CHU DE LA REUNION SAINT DENIS

BREUREC FRANÇOIS GCS EPSILIM LIMOGES

CASTETS MARIE CHU-HOPITAUX DE ROUEN ROUEN

CHARLES-NICOLAS OLIVIER GCS SIS MARTINIQUE LE LAMENTIN

CHARNAY VINCENT GCS D-SISIF PARIS

CHARPENTIER SANDRINE CH STE FOY LA GRANDE STE FOY LA GRANDE

CHESNEL GUILLAUME GHPSO - SITE DE CREIL CREIL

COIFFARD SYLVIE GIE CMS BORDEAUX

DECUP DANIEL CH RENE DUBOS PONTOISE

DEKHLI KARINE CH JEAN MARCEL BRIGNOLES

DESCAMPS NATHALIE ESTHI SAINT MARTIN D'HERES

DUBOIS CHARLOTTE CLINIQUE AMBROISE PARÉ NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE

EYNAUD MICHEL CH DE MONTERAN SAINT-CLAUDE

FALERNE JÉROME CH DE BEZIERS BEZIERS

FERRANDO PATRICK EHPAD LES BORDS DE SEILLE CUISERY

GIRIER-DUFOURNIER GÉRALD CH DU MARIN LE MARIN

GOUELIBO HERVE ATOS WORLDLINE BEZONS

GRANGERE FRANÇOIS GCS E-SANTÉ BRETAGNE SAINT BRIEUC

HANUSSE PATRICK PESSAC

JOLLIVET DELPHINE GCS D-SISIF PARIS

JOUATEL LAURENT LE NOBLE AGE NANTES

KOWALCZYK DOMINIQUE TELESANTE BASSE-NORMANDIE CAEN

LACARCE VINCENT OSYIS CONSULTING BORDEAUX

LACERRE FLORIAN CH DE ST-CYR ST-CYR-AU-MONT-D'OR

LAROSE MARIE-CLAIRE GIP MIPIH TOULOUSE

LE GUIFFANT BRIGITTE CHU DE RENNES RENNES

LE ROUX ISABELLE GCS D-SISIF PARIS

LEBON JEAN-MARC CHU DE LA RÉUNION SAINT-PIERRE

LECOMTE PATRICE CHU DE GUADELOUPE POINTE A PITRE

MAIRE LUC ANTOINE CH D' AUCH AUCH

MARCHAL FRÉDÉRIC CHU DE POITIERS POITIERS

MARIE PORTEJOIE VÉLON GCS D-SISIF PARIS

MARIE-SAINTE YVON GCS SIS MARTINIQUE LE LAMENTIN

MEREBBAH MUSTAPHA BLIDA

MIGNARD YVES GIP MIPIH TOULOUSE

MORLANS BRUNO GIE CMS BORDEAUX

MORVEZEN YANN CHU DE TOULOUSE TOULOUSE

NEROME NICOLE CH DE MONTÉRAN SAINT-CLAUDE

PACAN RADOSLAW CHAM AMILLY

PEZET FRANCIS CH DE LA POLYNÉSIE FRANÇAISE PAPPETE

PICHON CHRISTINE CHU DE RENNES RENNES

PLEVEN VANESSA CH DE SAINT BRIEUC SAINT BRIEUC




List of Participants

Family Name First Name Organisation Location RAULT FABIEN MC²I GROUPE PARIS

SELIOR MICHEL CHI LORRAIN BASSE POINTE LE LORRAIN

SENEGOU RÉGIS GROUPE SEPHIRA LE MANS

SERAPHINE FREDERIC GCS EPSILIM LIMOGES

SUDER ERIC CHI UNISANTE + FORBACH

TAJAN PATRICE EHPAD ARGELES GAZOST ARGELES GAZOST

TORREGROSA ISABELLE GIP MIPIH TOULOUSE

TOSTIVINT COLETTE BOUYGUES TELECOM ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX

YERRO GÉRARD CH DE MONTÉRAN SAINT-CLAUDE




5 Photos

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