Skip to content
Partnering Strategies for University Hospitals and Academic Health Science Centres
Strategic Partners
Monday June 19, 2023
Monday June 19, 2023
Scaling up for the genetics and data revolution – Registration and Networking
How do we best build comprehensive mass genetic testing and data platforms? This conference addresses this urgent, burning question for all university hospitals across Europe as new guidelines enforce the roll out of mass genetic testing, particularly in oncology. And university hospitals are also wrestling with the need for population health management systems linking them to primary care.
Building all this capacity is a huge challenge calling for new payor structures, cultural change and new partnerships. This one-day forum looks at what is achievable and at how all this can be delivered.
This forum along with our HBI Strategies for University Hospitals initiative and new editorial platform explores what best practice looks like in these areas, looks at the reality on the ground and digs more deeply into how senior managers are engaging with these issues.
Monday June 19, 2023
Keynote: What is possible today?
Perhaps the most advanced genetic and population health management in the world is operated by Clalit, an integrated payor/provider that covers 3m Israelis which has had sophisticated electronic patient records for over 20 years. So with the right data, the right culture and the right systems, what is possible today? And what will be possible tomorrow?
Prof Ran Balicer, Chief Innovation Officer, Clalit
Monday June 19, 2023
Panel discussion: Challenges and solutions
What are the main barriers to the roll out of comprehensive genetic testing platforms for all patients? And what further challenges are imposed by broader population health management systems? How important is partnering in building these massive systems? Here we dissect the barriers and solutions which we then discuss during the day.
Prof Anna Wedell, Director, Precision Medicine, Karolinska
Prof Ran Balicer, Chief Innovation Officer, Clalit
Dr Federico Esposti, COO, San Raffaele Hospital
Moderated by Max Hotopf, Chairman & Founder, HBI
Monday June 19, 2023
Lunch and Networking
Monday June 19, 2023
Keynote: Implementing personalised medicine in a university hospital setting
Anna looks at how Karolinska has created a virtual organisation where scientists and physicians find new ways of interacting, promoting cross-disciplinary collaborations. She also reflects on the real potential offered by a new generation of genomic tests, embedded in clinical medicine.
Prof Anna Wedell, Director, Precision Medicine Center, Karolinska
Center for Inherited Metabolic Diseases, Karolinska University Hospital
Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet
Monday June 19, 2023
Panel Discussion: Building population health management solutions
What are the real issues and challenges to building effective population health management solutions? What is the role of university hospitals in such systems and how can they best link into the wider health care system to develop a 360° view of the patient?
Prof Pim Van der Harst, Head of Cardiology, University Medical Center Utrecht
Dr Ingrid Wolfe, Director, King’s Health Partners Women and Children’s Health, King’s College London
Prof Ingrid wolfe has been wrestling with integrated health and population health management for children for over a decade
Dr David Codling, Consultant Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsely NHS Foundation Trust
Moderated by Reto Merges, Head of Innovating Personalized Care, Siemens Healthineers
Monday June 19, 2023
Networking Break
Monday June 19, 2023
Keynote: How to partner better
Building these new platforms calls for multi-decade programmes and much deeper and more intricate partnerships between university hospitals and research centres and industry. In this keynote we explore what these partnerships should look like.
Neil Wright, Commercial Director, Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust
Monday June 19, 2023
Building massive data platforms: lessons and challenges
IT and healthcare are a volatile combination! There is a long history of failed data projects! So how do you best build data platforms that are scalable and deliver the right outcomes? Dementias Platform UK is a world leading medical data platform with research data on 3.5m people and 60 cohort studies which brings together data from a vast range of sources including imaging, medical health records and the genome. John looks at what he has learnt since 2014. How do you best build such a platform and what are the mistakes to avoid?
Prof John Gallacher, Director, Dementias Platform UK, Oxford University
Alex Beauvais, Partner, McKinsey & Company
Thursday January 01, 1970
Partnering Strategies for University Hospitals and Academic Health Science Centres
Monday June 19, 2023
HBI 2023 Welcome Reception
Hosted by Siemens Healthineers
