DMEA - Connecting Digital Health
The German capital region is one of the most attractive life sciences and healthcare locations in Europe and a stronghold of the IT industry. At DMEA – Europe's most important industry event for healthcare IT – the capital region uses its home-court advantage to present innovative healthcare IT solutions, expert dialogues and networking between companies, investors and creatives, both at the Berlin-Brandenburg joint booth in Hall 3.2 (D 103) as well as through a variety of other activities. Excursions to stakeholders and workshops on innovative technology are also part of the program.
EVENTS:
TUESDAY, 09.04.2019
Hospital excursion to the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
09.04.2019 | 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Organiser: Cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin has been known for its world-class medicine for three centuries. With almost 660,000 outpatient and around 140,000 inpatient cases a year, the Charité treats more patients than any other German university hospital and thus has a valuable wealth of experience. Each day, around 3,700 scientists and researchers in more than 1,000 projects, working groups and cooperative projects work to advance forward-looking developments in the field of medicine to the highest standards of quality and sustainability.
During the excursion, we will introduce you to the project Big Medilytics (https://www.bigmedilytics.eu/) and DACE (http://dace-project.com/) led by Professor Budde, Chief physician in nephrology, of the Charité and put you in direct contact with doctors and scientists of this extraordinary clinic.
Sign up here.
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Workshop “ Healthcare Thinking - The human in the center of medical innovation“
09.04.2019 | 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.
Room Zuse 6, Hall 4.1/7
Organiser: Cluster ICT, Media, Creative Industries
The digital transformation offers plenty of technical opportunities in the healthcare sector to revolutionize products and services. However, these new products are often developed by people without medical background, which carries a certain risk: When applied in practice the products sometimes fail, due to the complex requirements in the medical sector.
In this workshop, we will explain what a user-centric innovation process can look like, based on an example of best practice of a digital application in the field of medical rehabilitation. The participants will learn how to develop and test prototypes of new solutions inexpensively and quickly. The goal is to develop products and services in a way those new solutions meet user requirements and create added value for patients and medical staff.
Further information and registration here.
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Panel „Artificial Intelligence in Health Care - Data knows better“
09.04.2019 | 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
_Hub 4, Hall 4.2
Organiser: Project group Künstliche Intelligenz, Bundesverband Gesundheits-IT – bvitg e. V. & Cluster HealthCapital Berlin Brandenburg
Will artificial intelligence revolutionize healthcare? Will AI help us deal with annoying documentation tasks, make therapy decisions and replace the radiologists in the future? Or will we soon realize with disillusionment that many of the computing tasks in the medical field are too complex and too flawed to use AI?
The first panel will take a look into the future. What tasks can be automated to leave more time for patients? Will the completely automated diagnosis in radiology be technically possible? And what ethical questions arise from the fact that software could make better decisions than hospital planners, healthcare professionals, or even patients themselves?
More information is available here...
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Panel „Artificial Intelligence in Health Care - Data knows nothing“
09.04.2019 | 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.
Location: _Hub 4, Hall 4.2
Organiser: Project group Künstliche Intelligenz, Bundesverband Gesundheits-IT – bvitg e. V. & Cluster HealthCapital Berlin Brandenburg
Will artificial intelligence revolutionize healthcare? Will AI help us deal with annoying documentation tasks, make therapy decisions and replace the radiologists in the future? Or will we soon realize with disillusionment that many of the computing tasks in the medical field are too complex and too flawed to use AI?
The second panel will bring the audience back to the - sometimes sobering - bottom of the facts. How intelligent is healthcare software today really? Can intelligent software be reimbursed, certified and do medical staff or patient trust its use in health care? Where does artificial intelligence already come to meet us in the health care sector without patients or doctors noticing it?
More information is available here...
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WEDNESDAY, 10.04.2019
Workshop “Certification of medical devices with focus on usability“
10.04.2019 | 09:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Room Zuse 6, Hall 4.1/7
Organiser: Cluster ICT, Media, Creative Industries | Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Usability
The usability of medical devices is a decisive factor in enabling patients and users to operate them intuitively and safely. The workshop provides an overview of the certification process and elaborates on usability in this context. The implementation of a user-centered development process will be explained and illustrated by practical and interactive examples. Products, especially IT-based solutions, are more successful if they are consistently designed to meet user needs. Therefore, the workshop will – in addition to fulfilling regulatory requirements – also focus on how further added value can be generated by methods of user experience design.
Further information and registration here.
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Excursion to Pflegewerk Berlin: The extra-clinical intensive care in the home care service in Berlin-Charlottenburg
10.04.2019 | 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Oganiser: Cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
During the excursion you will get to know the nursing facility in Berlin-Steglitz, which offers intensive care and care for ventilated patients. In cooperation with the company TalkTools, a specialist in sensory, robotic and telemonitoring systems, people in need of care receive support. The nursing team is made up of certified nurses who have additional training for out-of-hospital respiratory care. In addition, the team is complemented by respiratory therapists, quality managers and social workers who have additional training as case managers.
In 1988, Pflegewerk founded its first assisted living facility. Since then, the family business has developed into a modern nursing home and can look back on more than 20 successful years. In the meantime, more than 1700 employees are employed nationwide. The Pflegewerk operates both inpatient and outpatient care services.
More information here.
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Digital Health Startup Showcase
10.04.2019 | 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
_Hub 3, Hall 3.2
Organiser: Cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg und Health 2.0
Meet the newest startups at the DMEA!
As part of the DMEA 2019, the cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg and Health 2.0 Berlin organise the 6th "Digital Health Startup Showcase". In 6-minute pitches, new startups can make themselves known to the professional audience.
- Aaron.ai https://aaron.ai/smart-voicemail-gesundheit
- AssistMe http://www.assistme.io
- BORA www.biosency.com
- BringLiesel www.bringliesel.de
- Get.On http://geton-institut.de
- LungPass http://lungpass.com
- POLAVIS Aufnahme Manager https://www.polavis.de/aufnahmemanager/
- Statice https://www.statice.ai/
- Think3DDD GbR https://www.think3ddd.de
For further questions don't hesitate to contact bettine.gola(at)berlin-partner.de
More information here...
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Reception HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
10.04.2019 | starting 5:45 p.m.
Group pavilion of the cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg (Hall 3.2 | Booth D 103)
Organiser: Cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg
Visit the joint booth of the Cluster HealthCapital Berlin-Brandenburg at DMEA in hall 3.2, booth D103. We invite you to find out about the latest news from the Berlin-Brandenburg health IT scene and to network at a subsequent get-together. Light food and drinks will be provided.
The programme will follow shortly here…
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THURSDAY, 11.04.2019
DMEA Business Meetings
11.04.2019 | 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Hall 2.2 | Hub 1
Organiser: Enterprise Europe Network Berlin-Brandenburg
On the occasion of DMEA (formerly known as conhIT), Europe’s leading industry event for healthcare IT, the Enterprise Europe Network Berlin-Brandenburg invites you to participate in the international partnering event “DMEA Business Meetings” taking place at the Exhibition Grounds Berlin.
This event has been designed as a partnering platform offering an opportunity to meet potential partners for new business and R&D projects. Representatives of companies, universities and research institutes offering or requesting innovative solutions, investigating new collaborations and searching for adequate project partners will get a great opportunity to discuss their ideas face-to-face in the pre-arranged meetings with international experts of interest.
More information and registration: https://dmea2019.b2match.io
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For any questions please contact:
Petra Schmauß
Head of Unit MedTech | Healthcare | Digital Health
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Phone +49 30 46302-437
petra.schmauss(at)berlin-partner.de
