*This event will be held in German and is open to all genders*
Am 10. April 2019 ist “Women in Digital Health” in der Schulthess Klinik in Zürich zu Gast. Unsere Redner werden Andrea Rytz, CEO und Stefan Lienhard, Digital Manager (beide Schulthess Klinik) sein und uns einen Einblick zur Digitalisierung in den Schweizer Spitälern im Allgemeinen sowie in der Schulthess Klinik im Speziellen vorstellen. Was erhofft man sich und was passiert, wenn die schillernden Digital-Träume mit der Realität kollidieren?
Wir freuen uns auf die spannenden Insights und eure Teilnahme!
Wir freuen uns, einen gemeinsamen Event mit den Frauen des Healthcare Women Circle durchzuführen, um uns gegenseitig kennenzulernen und uns zu vernetzen.
AGENDA Empfang ab 18:00 Uhr Beginn um 18:30 Uhr Apéro dinatoire ab ca. 19:45 Uhr
ORT Microsoft Schweiz, Office Wallisellen, Richtistrasse 3, 8304 Wallisellen
Wir starten mit einer Begrüssung durch unseren Gastgebers Microsoft Schweiz. Anschliessend wird uns Mirjam Blechner, Enterprise Channel Manager eine Einführung zum Thema geben mit Ihrem Kurzvortrag «Digitale Services von Microsoft im Gesundheitsbereich». Anschliessend spricht Dr. Daniela Gunz, Director of Research Partnerships bei healthbank innovation AG über «healthbank – the world’s first people-owned health data platform» und wir hören Dr. med. Silke Schmitt OggierMPH, Medizinische Leitung santé24, Telemedizin Zentrum der SWICA Gesundheitsorganisation mit ihrem Referat «BENECURA – Gesundheit als digitaler Service in Patientenhand»
Der Apéro wird heute von Healthcare Women Circle offeriert – herzlichen Dank!
BITTE BEACHTE:Die Vorträge werden alle auf deutsch gehalten (die Slides sind zum Teil auf Englisch) und heute ist es für einmal ein WOMEN ONLY Event.
Interessiert? Dann geht’s hier zum Ticket!
Alle Teilnehmerinnen müssen Microsoft vorgängig gemeldet werden, damit ein Gästebadge erstellt werden kann. Wir schliessen daher die Anmeldung per 12.3. Es gibt auch keine Abendkasse!
Very excited to announce that our next guest speaker will be Susanne Suter, Project Manager and Software Engineer at Supercomputing Systems, with the topic “Medical Software Systems Using Artificial Intelligence: Lessons Learned and Prospects “.
1st part: Susanne will tell us how she became the lead of
multidisciplinary innovative projects at the interface between computer
science, biology and medicine and how she became a mentor at “Super
Computing Sisters: Women in Engineering”.
2st part:
Today, medical systems produce large amounts of signals, images and
other health-related information. Hence, there is a great potential to
provide health professionals with software tools based on these data
sets. At Supercomputing Systems, Susanne was involved in a number of
medical software systems such as a web tool for ophthalmological tumor
analysis, a patient monitoring system at a neuro-intensive-care-unit, or
web-platforms for second-opinion-reviewing systems for ultrasound hip
condition diagnosis and ophthalmologic tissue conditions. During her
talk, Susanne presents these medical software systems and how they
aggregate data and make use of artificial intelligence. In particular,
she highlights the lessons learned and prospects of using artificial
intelligence for medical software systems.
3rd part: Networking apéro (sponsored by Supercomputing Systems AG), enjoy snacks, drinks, and get to know other people in digital health
Join us at that event and be inspired!
Please book your ticket here:
AGENDA
18:15 Door opening and registration
18:30 Short intro by “Women in Digital Health”
18:40 Talk by Susanne Suter
approx. 20:15: Networking apéro
LOCATION
Supercomputing Systems AG
Technoparkstrasse 1
8005 Zürich
Room: Wing Edison, 5th floor left
ABOUT SUSANNE SUTER
Susanne Suter, Dr. sc. Computer Science University of Zurich, has
been successfully involved for over 15 years in multidisciplinary
innovative projects at the interface between computer science, biology
and medicine (including scientific prizes, third-party funds and
publications). In particular, she has experience in the field of
biomedical 3D image processing, software services, web applications and
automated processing of large amounts of data; both, in the
international research environment and in the private industry sector.
Since four years, she is working for Super Computing Systems as a
software project leader and engineer producing custom-tailored medical
software systems such as a patient monitoring system at a
neuro-intensive care unit, second-opinion case-review systems for
medical doctors, and an automated surveillance service to track the
health condition in human eyes.
Besides, she is committed to boost/connect women in
engineering/computer science, as a mentor and currently with the network
series “Super Computing Sisters: Women in Engineering” (see https://www.scs.ch/2018/10/frauen-im-engineering/)
