Organised by In4care, i-HD, hospital network CUROZ and the City of Aalst. Sharing of knowledge between Belgian and European experts (visionaries, healthcare providers, scientists, entrepreneurs and policymakers) will share key-thoughts on how mobile health data will impact the digital health.

In the afternoon, i~HD has its own dedicated session (see below).

i-HD Parallel session

i~HD is pleased to observe the growth of the potential that mobile health apps are offering. We can see that the necessary caution is being taking by the ICT industry and it is great that governments and NGOs are taking measures to safeguard the quality of mobile health apps and the safety of the citizen. Much less attention is paid to assuring user trust with the reuse of that data, for example for research, which is usually handled by the SME vendor of the app product.

During this dedicated afternoon session, i~HD will focus on these challenges.

Webinar language: Dutch and English.

Programme 13:45 – 15:15

13u45 – 13u55  

Discover why mobile health data is crucial to boost your knowhow  

Dipak Kalra, president i~HD (English) 

HOLISTIC APPROACH TO HEALTH DATA

13u55 – 14u10

Mobile health data quality: trust what you learn

Pascal Coorevits, i~HD expert Data Quality & Ghent University 

14u10 – 14u25 

“Hit the ground running” where data protection is concerned – GDPR  (English) 

Nathan Lea, DPO i~HD  & Maria Christofidou, Data Protection Researcher, i~HD 

14u25 – 14u35 

Today’s quality is tomorrow’s innovation – ICT System Quality  

Tom De Vree, Systems Quality Programme Manager, i~HD and RAMIT 

HOW TO CREATE TRUST FOR REUSING DATA OBTAINED BY MOBILE HEALTH APPS FOR ENRICHING KNOWLEDGE & ENHANCING CARE

14u35 – 14u40 

The voice of the patient

Pieter van Galen, Patient Representative  

14u40 – 15u00 

Secure, transparent and reliable re-use of mHealth data to boost healthcare innovation. Join the digital journey! 

Christophe Maes, i~HD Audit Manager  

15u00 – 15u10 

How can pharma use mobile app data? 

Nadir Ammour, Global Lead, Clinical Innovation & Partnership, Sanofi

15u10 – 15u20 

i~HD as supporting community   

Tanja Vincken, i~HD Educational Programme Manager

Target Audience

–         Health policy makers & funders

–         Standards & certification organisations

–         Pharma & life sciences

–         Health ICT & Data-driven industry

–         Hospitals and other Health care providers

–         Academia & research centers

–         Health & data strategy organisations