Soon it’s Christmas time and we would like to continue our tradition of meeting you for an informal Christmas afterwork drink on the 11th December between 18.15 and 18.30 at The Singing Christmas Tree and «Wiehnachtsmärt» at Werdmühleplatz in Zurich (a short walk from Zurich main station).
On this occasion we look forward to raising our glasses to a successful past year and of course to the upcoming season with exciting events, lively discussions and new contacts.
We are meeting at the corner of Gidor Coiffeur, Werdmühleplatz 3 (behind Christmas tree).
Please make sure to arrive between 18:15 and 18:30. After that we will move and later on help us to mulled wine and ginger bread 🙂 Due to weather conditions we might change location to a more comfortable one. All genders are welcome.
The Singing Christmas Tree in Zurich
AGENDA
6:15-6:30 pm: Meet at the corner of Gidor Coiffeur, Wedmühleplatz 3 (behind the Christmas tree)
6:30 pm – late: Casual networking over mulled wine and ginger bread 🙂
LOCATION The Singing Christmas Tree and <<Wiehnachtsmärt>> at Werdmühleplatz in Zurich.
Please write us in Meetup if you can’t find us right away. 🙂
In partnership with the International Women in Science (iWiS), we are very excited to announce our joint event in Basel with guest speakers Christine K. Jacob, founder & managing director of Digi-Bridges, Silja Chouquet, founder & CEO of merakoi, and Dr. Helene Mountz, Global Marketing Director, PAH Market Development, Actelion – Johnson & Johnson with the topic „Digital Healthcare: Transforming Patient Care“.
WHAT IS THIS EVENT ABOUT AND WHY IS THIS RELEVANT
Big Data is reinventing how we address global healthcare challenges. Good quality healthcare data and lots of it can power groundbreaking medical innovation. Data informs strategic healthcare policies, and can potentially, when used in collaboration with Artificial Intelligence technology, minimize global health risks through improved prediction. Factors such as rampant bad data as well as public distrust in data privacy and digital healthcare solutions, continue to present significant challenges.
Christine Jacob, founder and managing director of Digi-Bridges will present: The Promise of Health Data: Is it really the new Oil? Research shows that clinicians express concerns related to issues such as data safety and security, interpretation, analysis, and dissemination, the flexibility to adjust what to track and how records and summaries are presented, and workflow integration. So what does this really mean and what can be done about it?
Silja Chouquet, founder and CEO of merakoi will share how we can build digital trust with the online community effectively and ethically by engaging with patient experts, so they can benefit from digital health solutions. What are the key touch-points in the patient journey where digital health solutions can add the most value?
Dr. Helene Mountz, Global Marketing Director, PAH Market Development, Actelion – Johnson & Johnson will share her experience of working with a group of key stakeholders in developing and launching such a digital project, with the aim to benefit both clinicians and patients suffering from pulmonary hypertension. Engaging clinicians to learn how to detect a rare disease, for the benefit of patients is the driver of the Echoright working team, and we will see how this initiative is positioned as the first step of a global mid- to long-term digital approach to medical education and is part of a global initiative, dedicated to further accelerating the diagnosis of this rare condition in populations at risk.
AGENDA
6:00-6:30pm: Registration
6:30 – 6:40 pm: iWiS introduction, Bejal Joshi Founder and CEO iWiS
6:40 – 7:00 pm: Christine Jacob, Founder and Managing Director of Digi-Bridges
7:00 – 7:20 pm: Helene Mounty, Global Marketing Director, PAH Market Development, Actelion
7:20 – 7:40 pm: Silja Chouquet, Founder and CEO of merakoi
Very excited to announce that our next event will be a „Women in Digital Health Session“ on the topic „Challenges of Women in Digital Health and Health IT – How to make an Impact„ at the HIMSS Europe ’s Swiss eHealth Summit.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The interactive session (in English and German) will feature talks by female digital health experts from our community who are working in diverse roles within the digital healthcare space – including digital governance, business development, software development, health-tech accelerator, and clinical information systems.
AGENDA
13:00- 15:00 Uhr
LOCATION
Hotel Schweizerhof, Bern
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Safia Agueni: Head of Digital Governance, Novartis Emily Andreae: Head of Business Development Health, adesso AG Susanne Suter: Software Development, Super Computing System Tram Trinh: CEO, Vitalink Health-Teach Accelerator in Paris Melisa Zoronjic: Senior-Clinic Information Systems Application Manager, Hirslanden-Spitalgruppe
TICKET INFORMATION
To book a ticket, please register here and choose the option „Workshops only 11.09.19“
Each ticket costs 20CHF, with limited seats available, including the apéro riche afterwards to network at the exclusive event location Hotel Schweizerhof (next to the main station in Bern). Should the workshop be fully-booked, you can request to be placed on a waiting list by writing to acsismazia@himss.org
Very excited to announce that our next guest speaker will be Christine J. Jacob, founder of Digi-Bridges, with the topic „mhealth solutions that work & how to transform from corporate pharma to digital health entrepreneur“.
WHAT TO EXPECT
1st part: Christine K. Jacob will tell us how she transitioned from a life in corporate and pharma to becoming a successful entrepreneur in digital health
2nd part: Despite the existence of adequate technological infrastructure and clearer policies, there are situations where users, mainly physicians, resist mobile health (mHealth) solutions. This is of particular concern, bearing in mind that several studies, both in developed and developing countries, show that clinicians‘ adoption is the most influential factor in such solutions‘ success.
So what are the factors impacting mHealth acceptance and adoption? And how can we develop solutions that will stay relevant and useful to our target users? It’s a bit more complex than it seems.
Join the discussion with Christine K. Jacob, founder of Digi-Bridges, an agency that helps unleash the potential of using Digital Strategies in advancing healthcare. Christine is also a Health Tech researcher at ARU in Cambridge and teaches Digital Marketing and Communications at the University of Applied Sciences Northwest Switzerland.
AGENDA
18:15 Door opening and registration
18:30 Short intro by „Women in Digital Health“
18:40 „mhealth solutions that work and how to transform from corporate pharma to digital health entrepreneur“ Talk by Christine K. Jacob, founder of Digi-Bridges
approx. 20:15: Networking apéro
LOCATION
University of Zurich, Career Services Hirschengraben 60 8001 Zürich
ABOUT CHRISTINE K. JACOB
Bringing more than 17 years of experience in Fortune 500 organizations where she held leading global, regional and local roles mainly focusing on Digital, Christine founded Digi-Bridges to help unleash the potential of using Digital Strategies in advancing healthcare. Her aim is to help her customers to adopt creative and innovative user engagement strategies, successfully connecting with their key stakeholders to create relevant and sustainable digital health solutions. Besides consulting, she is a Health Tech researcher at ARU in Cambridge and teaches Digital Marketing and Communications at the University of Applied Sciences Northwest Switzerland.
Join us at the event and be inspired!
This event is open to ALL genders. Join us and be inspired!
Have you ever used a health tracking app and wondered why it was not better designed for women?
That’s because although there are plenty of health and wellness related apps and products today, most of them are designed and built by men. Many of them therefore unintentionally exclude the needs of women users (and others) in the process.
So how can we create health apps that are well-designed, highly usable, and accessible to women?
After years of observing, evaluating, and designing digital products for various industries including healthcare, UX expert Sibylle will share her insights on user-centered design in the digital health sector, and discuss diverse examples of good and poor design.
She will also touch on the issue of ethics in design, discussing how not only UX designers but everybody in the design team can become more conscious in their processes, ensuring that digital health apps created are inclusive and meet the needs of diverse users.
AGENDA
18:15 Door opening and registration
18:30 Short intro by „Women in Digital Health“
18:40 Talk by Dr. Sibylle Peuker, partner and UX architect at Zeix the agency for User-Centered Design and User Experience in Zurich
Sibylle is passionate about bringing a better user experience to healthcare – because she is convinced that careful design can make people healthier, happier, and even save lives. Sibylle is partner and UX architect at Zeix, the agency for User-Centered Design and User Experience in Zurich. She is a mathematician and computer scientist by training. She creates user-friendly websites, web apps and chatbots for various industries and with diverse teams. Since more that 15 years she sees herself as the advocate of the user in all of her projects. Sibylle always tries to infect others with her enthusiasm for user-centered design, e.g. as a lecturer at Berner Fachhochschule and Hochschule für Technik Rapperswil.
