i~HD proudly shares its latest collaboration
International conference
Health Data Forum 2022 –
Health Data Quality:
a Dynamic Complexity
Porto, Portugal, 17-18 November 2022
Registration via i~HD includes:
50% discount for Data Quality pre-conference tutorial
Free access to i~HD Online Academy: Health Data Quality
A joint conference organised by
Keynote speakers
Sofia Nogueira da Silva, PhD
Chairman,
Board of Directors
(Entidade Reguladora da Saúde)
Rui Santos Ivo
Head of Healthcare Data,
European Medicines Agency
Rui Santos Ivo
President,
Portuguese National Authority of Medicines and Health Products (INFARMED)
Markus Kalliola
Project Director,
SITRA
Sergio Roll, MD, PhD, FACS
President,
SOBRACIL
Tom Goffin, PhD
Assistant Professor,
Health Law (Ghent University)
Peter Rijnbeek, PhD
Head, Department of Medical Informatics (Erasmus MC)
Dipak Kalra, PhD
President,
i~HD
It is well recognised by all stakeholders, that health data offers huge opportunities to accelerate research and to improve care.
Registration fees
€150
Conference + Lunch
(€95 Early Bird promo, until 30 September 2022)
€120
Conference Social Dinner
€90
Data Quality Pre-Conference Tutorial given by European Experts
Value
The value of the massively growing health data volumes to advance healthcare and clinical research is beyond dispute. Although the change to this data-driven environment, this “big data revolution” has not reached its full potential due to concerns related to the quality of health data. Data quality is about having confidence in the quality of the data that you record and the data you (re)use. And the most important condition for trustworthy use and re-use of data is obtaining high-quality data. In the healthcare setting, enormous amounts of data are generated at every point of interaction.
Challenge
Obtaining high-quality data in this healthcare setting seems evident and straightforward, unfortunately this doesn’t appear to be the case in practice. Data quality is a dynamic complexity, an ever-changing requirement that needs to be redefined over time and over different projects. Because of this complexity, there are enormous challenges to overcome before achieving high quality data. Challenges involving the management and improvement of people, processes, policies, measurements, technologies and standards.
Goals
The aim of this summit is to demonstrate the importance of the quality of healthcare data, how to measure data quality and how to improve it. Whether for primary use or secondary use, data quality is a universal requirement. It is the most important real world data challenge. Data without quality can neither contribute value nor serve any useful purpose.
In addition, the summit will combine the different perspectives of data scientists, healthcare professionals, patients and governance to find the much-needed consensus for the next generation of healthcare systems.
Social dinner
The tables are set again for an evening of interaction and discussion with your health data family, just like how i~HD has done it before. This year, our social dinner will not only reunite you with your peers, but will also give you a breathtaking view of the historic city of Porto.
Where: World of Wine, Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto
When: 17 November, 8:00PM
Who should attend
Patient organisations
Healthcare providers
Health policy makers & funders
Pharma & life sciences
Academia & research centres
Health ICT industry
Health and data strategy organisations
Data-driven industry
Standards & certifications organisations
Pre-conference tutorials
Dive into some topics before the conference to gain new skills and insights
Data Quality Tutorial given by European Experts
16 November 2022
3:00-6:00PM
Experts from different universities and organisations as well as the World Health Organisation will speak in six sessions to provide an overview of the health data landscape in Europe.
Moderators/Speakers:
Pascal Coorevits Health Information Systems, University of Porto
Ricardo João Cruz Correira Health Information Systems Professor, University of Porto
Speakers:
Carlos Sáez Senior Researcher, Biomedical Data Science Lab (ITACA Institute)
Christel Daniel Director, AP-HP IT Department
Damien Leprovost Data Quality Project Leader, AP-HP
Maxim Moinat Data Engineer specialised in Medical Informatics, Erasmus MC
Steve MacFeely Director of Data and Analytics, WHO
Ravi Shankar Santhana Gopala Krishnan GIS Head, WHO
openEHR Tutorials
What is a modular openEHR-based electronic health and social care record? How does it differ from a traditional model? How does the vendor and technology neutral openEHR data model look like? We offer 2 courses to learn more about openEHR.
For more information on the pre-conference tutorials, click here.
Conference venue
Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade do Porto (FMUP)
Alameda Professor Hernâni Monteiro
4200-319 Porto
Portugal
It is easy to get to the venue from the airport. A taxi or Uber ride would usually cost around 25-30 euros. You can also take the public transport from the airport straight to the venue. Click on the link below to see your best Porto Metro directions from the airport to the conference (via moovitapp.com).
Strategic partners
Organising Committee
Programme Committee
Paul Nunesdea (facilitator)
Health Data Forum
Geert Thienpont
i~HD
Joao Fonseca
MEDCIDS, Porto University Medical School
Pedro Cid Ferreira
Digital Health Portugal
Altamiro Costa Pereira (chair)
Porto University Medical School, Portugal
Dipak Kalra
i~HD, United Kingdom
Jens Declerck
i~HD, Belgium
Alexandre Guedes da Silva
SPEM
Hanna Pohjonen
Rosaldo Oy, OpenEHR Ambassador, Finland
George Mathews
Chief Medical Officer, Dedalus North America
Pascal Coorevits
Ghent University, Belgium
Joseline Carías Galeano
Recainsa, Guatemala
Karolina Mackiewicz
ECHAlliance, Finland
Rajendra Gupta
Health Parliament, India
Ricardo Cruz Correia
Porto University Medical School, Portugal
Sergio Roll
SOBRACIL, Brazil
Contact us
For Health Data Forum:
Paul Nunesdea
For i~HD:
Jens Declerck
