(REGISTER CLOSED) Special Breakfast Meeting “The 3rd Health Technology Policy Action Series: Health ICT around the World”October 21, 2016
date : 10/3/2016
At this breakfast meeting, Dr. Michiel Sprenger of the National ICT Institute in de Zorg (NICTIZ) will speak about lessons learned and transitions in health ICT in the Netherlands. The Netherlands has been actively involved in health ICT, with 98% of clinical records now digital.
This lecture will be given in English.
■Guest Speaker
Dr. Michiel Sprenger, PhD
National ICT Institute in de Zorg (NICTIZ), Senior Advisor, IT and Innovation
Lecture in English; no simultaneous translation
■Date and time
Friday, October 21, 8:00~9:15 (Reception starts at 7:45)
(Lecture: 30 minutes; Q&A: 40 minutes)
■Venue
EGG JAPAN (Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. 10F, 1-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
■Fee
-General Admission: 2,500 yen
-Students: 1,500 yen (please bring student ID)
-Individual Sponsors: free
■Overview
The National ICT Institute in de Zorg (NICTIZ) was established in 2002 as a result of the Netherlands’ early advocacy for electronic versions of all patients’ medical information on a global scale. In April 2011, the Netherlands’ Senate voted against the idea of expanding a health ICT network nationally in response to public concern regarding privacy matters. Opinions were mixed among professional associations and political parties as well. The Netherlands’ experience of confronting opposition at the height of health ICT implementation, as well as its advanced policies and best practices, hold valuable lessons for Japan.
The main theme of the lecture will be lessons learned and transitions in health ICT in the Netherlands.
■Keywords
-Health ICT
-Health data
-Standardization
-Public Private Partnership
-Health technology
-Netherlands
*The deadline for registration is Monday, October 10, at 23:59. We will hold a lottery to determine ticket allocations. Lottery results will be announced on Wednesday, October 12.
We apologize for any inconvenience, and appreciate your patience.
*If you wish to cancel your registration, please inform us no later than 17:00 on Tuesday, October 18. A cancellation fee may be charged for any cancellation thereafter.
We appreciate your cooperation on this matter.
Registration deadline: 2016-10-10
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