Data Privacy and Digital Transformation: The Impact of Big Data on Healthcare

Event description
Digital transformation is impacting all areas in healthcare. Smart devices and electronic health records are improving the patient journey and achieve better outcomes, but we need to balance innovations against the impact that they have on health outcomes versus the perceived risks of "big data". How do we build the trust of patients and how do we guarantee safety in the use of their data?

The effectiveness of the healthcare system relies on successful collaboration between patients, payers, providers and regulators, and digital is key to rethinking how these actors can better interact to improve health. Cooperation is crucial to solving the data security concerns to enable the required information sharing to make a difference to society’s health and well-being.

Data privacy is the key issue, and complying with privacy laws is the starting point. Patients are more concerned with their own experience and less about platforms and standards, they want to understand how their personal data is being used. This will continue to be a barrier until the industry has better solutions, and could tell a clear, trustworthy story to patients.

Whether you are a "big pharma", start-up, service provider or an academic or medical practitioner, you will deepen your knowledge and understanding of this critical subject. Come and hear from our panel of experts of healthcare professionals and industry and data experts.

   - Isabelle Hilali, president, Healthcare Data Institute and COO, Center for Research and Interdisciplinary
   - Thierry-Alain Kervella, CIO, American Hospital of Paris
   - Fabrice Naftalksi, partner and attorney at law, IP/IT and data privacy law leader, EY Societé d’Avocats
   - Christelle Puibaraud, dossier patient informatisé (DPI), American Hospital of Paris
   - Geoffroy Vergez, ‎CEO and founder, OBSERVIA

Learning objectives
1. Gain a new perspective on data utilization in healthcare
2. Identify questions to deepen your understanding and develop your own ideas around data privacy and digital transformation
3. Connect and network with fellow healthcare professionals

Agenda
6:00 - 6:30 PM   Registration
6:30 - 6:45 PM   HBA presentation
6:45 - 8:00 PM   Panel discussion
8:00 - 8:30 PM   Q&A
8:30 - 9:30 PM   Networking and cocktail

Event location
American Hospital of Paris (Auditorium)
55 boulevard du Château
Neuilly sur Seine, 92200

Directions

Special instructions: Metro Pont-de-Neuilly (+15 minute walk).

Sponsor
American Hospital of Paris

Speakers
Isabelle Hilali
COO, Center for Research and Interdisciplinary

Thierry-Alain Kervella
CIO, American Hospital of Paris

Fabrice Naftalksi
Partner and attorney at law, IP/IT and data privacy law leader, EY Societé d’Avocats

Christelle Puibaraud
Dossier patient informatisé (DPI), American Hospital of Paris

Geoffroy Vergez
CEO and founder, OBSERVIA

Registration information
Event is open to: HBA members and nonmembers
Online registration deadline: December 6, 2016
Onsite (walk-in) registration: Is allowed

Member rate:
$15 (approximately €14) until December 3
$20 (approximately €18) after December 3

Nonmember rate:
$25 (approximately €23) until December 3
$30 (approximately €27) after December 3

Student rate:
$10 (approximately €9)

Event questions/support
- Chapter contact for event: Rosaria Cassinese at rosaria.cassinese@fr.ey.com or +33 1 46 93 88 24
- Membership questions: membership@hbanet.org or 973-575-0606 ext 1
- Online registration assistance: events@hbanet.org or 973-575-0606 ext 3

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This event is nonrefundable.

Pricing

	Member	Non-Member
Regular registration	€17.00 / $20.00	€26.00 / $30.00
Student registration	€9.00 / $10.00	€9.00 / $10.00

Members receive up to 50 percent discount

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