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SUMMARY:Study Tour to Israel - Innovation in Digital Health
DESCRIPTION:When it comes to digitizing healthcare\, Israel is setting an incredible pace. Innovation hubs bring together key players from hospitals\, startups\, research and industry to rethink the healthcare system of tomorrow. They are not investing billions\, but driving solutions forward with pragmatism and expertise. With the goal of advancing digitalization in Switzerland\, we are planning a 3-day visit to Tel Aviv and Haifa.\nWe want to learn from leaders in Israel how digital solutions will change healthcare and modern medicine. \nGoal\nParticipants will… \n\nunderstand the mindset that accelerates digital transformation in healthcare\nlearn how digital solutions change the way we will provide medicine\nsee how artificial intelligence and machine learning transform care\nlearn from the best and inspire your organization.\n\nTarget group\nWe are looking for a group of medical experts\, the management of healthcare organizations\, universities and start-ups. We anticipate a maximum group size of 15 persons.\nA maximum of 2 persons per institution are allowed to participate. \nDate\n19th to 22nd of March 2023 \nCosts\n4’770 CHF excl. hotel & flight \nRegistration\nFor questions and registration please contact Meriel Meiling merlie.meiling@walkerproject.com  \nFlyer\nYou can find more information on our Flyer.
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/study-tour-to-israel-innovation-in-digital-health/
LOCATION:Tel Aviv\, Israel\, Israel
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SUMMARY:Visit to a Lean Ward - Introduction to the Basics of Lean Hospital
DESCRIPTION:More time for patients\n\nExperience the application of lean live.\nGet an impression of what can be achieved with lean and what the lean philosophy can do for your organization.\nExchange ideas with employees on site and benefit from first-hand experience.\n\nProcedure\n08:45 Arrival and welcome \n09:00 Introduction to Lean Hospital \n09:45 Tour of the bed ward \n11:15 Discussion and Q&A \n11:45 Feedback and conclusion \nRegistratio\nEmail to Vanessa Sarbach by 27th of April 2020 at the latest. \nThe participation costs CHF 170. The number of participants is limited.
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/visit-to-a-lean-ward-introduction-to-the-basics-of-lean-hospital/
LOCATION:Kantonsspital Baselland\, Standort Bruderholz\, Bruderholz\, 4101
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SUMMARY:COVID-19 Webinar: #4 What is the future of health care ecosystems?
DESCRIPTION:A webinar of the European Health Property Network hosted by Ramboll and walkerproject\nNovember 27th\, 2020 / 13:00 – 15:00 CET \nAs the Covid-19 pandemic has unfolded across the world\, health care systems have been required to make radical adjustments to their operating procedures\, their models of care and their hospital capacity in many areas\, including intensive and critical care. Many systems must now juggle a second wave of the virus with re-establishing a range of services and care pathways. Resilience has become the watchword.\nAn international working group consisting of the European Health Property Network\, walkerproject\, White arkitekter and Ramboll has worked on deriving strategies for resilient health care systems based on a multitude of European and global case studies. The project is progressing through a series of webinars and creation of a field guide on how to bolster resilience by preparing staff\, systems\, space\, and supply chains for the challenges of a pandemic situation. The associated data and analysis will be shared on a dedicated website\, alongside a broad range of case studies. This will be an important future resource for health policy professionals\, senior health care leaders and infrastructure experts. \nOn November 27th\, we invite you to join the Webinar #4\, which will focus on the future of health care ecosystems. Discussions will be triggered by case examples from Sweden\, Australia\, Denmark and Spain by the following questions: \n\nWhat determines whether a system can deliver when parts of it are in distress?\nWhich new ways of working together across silos have emerged to meet the pandemic challenges?\nWhat are the determining factors for dealing with and ensuring the functioning of the health care system?\nWhat are measures to support staff members working at the frontline to prevent negative long-term effects?\n\n  \nAgenda & Case Studies\nWe are pleased to present the following case studies as a departure point for the discussions: \n\nIntroduction from Jonathan Erskine\nCOVID-19 capacity management: the example of the Swiss canton of Fribourg\, Switzerland – Daniel Walker & Christophe Vetterli\nNHS Louisa Jordan Hospital\, Scotland – Susan Grant & Michael Cassells\nOP Huddinge\, Karolinska University Hospital\, Sweden – Charlotte Ruben & Björn Holmström\nAlternate Care Facility Suburban Collection Showplace\, USA – John Avdoulos & Camilla Moretti\nDesign Strategies for the Covid-19 Pandemic.: Hospital del Mar and CareBox\, Spain – Raffaella Scorziello\nAudience questions and discussion\, led by Flemming Schmidt and Micha Kämpfer\nFinal remarks and next steps\, Jonathan Erskine\n\n  \nConfirmed presenations\n\nJan Mainz\, Professor and executive director of Psychiatry\, The Region of Northern Denmark – Implementing a psycho-social preparedness unit to help staff cope with COVID-19 related work stress\nJeffrey Braithwaite\, Professor and founding director of the Australian Institute of Health Innovation – Analysing 40 countries response to COVID-19 and what will health care look like in 2030 based on these learnings\nPeter Graf\, MD\, Associate professor\, CEO Tiohundra AB – Integrated health care is a live-saver: the Norrtälje model in times of COVID-19.\nClara Rius\, Associate Architect\, Estudi PSP Arquitectura – Emergency Hospitalisation: Increasing Health Care Capacity\n\n  \nRegistration\nPlease register early for webinar #4 \nRegister now! \n  \n  \n.    .    
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/covid-19-webinar-4-what-is-the-future-of-health-care-ecosystems/
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SUMMARY:Innovation in Elderly Care – What can we learn?
DESCRIPTION:Swedish think tank Forum for Health Policy in cooperation with the embassies of the Netherlands and Switzerland organize an exciting webinar.\nWelcome to an important international webinar on management\, technological development\, user influence\, and more in Elderly Care in Sweden\, the Netherlands and Switzerland. \nThe corona pandemic has brought great challenges and difficult consequences\, and not least a huge strain on elderly care throughout Europe. Demographic trends are already placing great demands on well-functioning care for the elderly throughout Europe. Elderly care is facing major challenges\, not least in terms of financing\, queues for special housing\, slow development in the introduction of new processes\, new technology and user influence. \nwalkerproject is proudly curating the Swiss perspective\, represented by Prof. Dr. Andrew Paice\, head of iHomeLab. The iHomeLab of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts is the Swiss think tank and research lab for building intelligence. He will show how user-centric technology can facilitate a more active and participatory life for the elderly. \nRegister today to join the webinar through an online live-stream \nTime: November 3rd\, 2020\, 13.30 – 17.00 \nRegistration and program: https://healthpolicy.se/events/2020-3/elderly-care-in-three-countries-innovation-and-development/
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/innovation-in-elderly-care-what-can-we-learn/
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SUMMARY:COVID-19 Webinar #3: Challenges to the built environment
DESCRIPTION:A webinar of the European Health Property Network hosted by Ramboll\, walkerproject and White arkitekter.\n16 October 2020\, 13:00 – 15:00 CET \nChallenges to the built environment\nAs the Covid-19 pandemic has unfolded across the world\, healthcare systems have been required to make radical adjustments to their operating procedures\, their models of care and their hospital capacity in many areas\, including intensive\, respiratory and critical care.  \nAn international working group consisting of the European Health Property Network\, walkerproject\, White Architects and Ramboll has worked on deriving strategies for resilient healthcare systems based on 30+ case studies. In the first webinar\, held on May 29th 2020\, different strategies for rapid adaptation were examined\, with the ambition to provoke further exchange and discussion. \nThis resulted in proposals for three additional webinars. In addition to these\, the working group will publish a field guide on how to bolster resilience by preparing staff\, systems\, space and supply chains for the challenges of a pandemic situation.  The associated data and analysis will be shared on a dedicated website\, alongside a broad range of case studies.  This will be an important future resource for health policy professionals\, senior healthcare leaders and infrastructure experts. \n \nOn October 16th\, we invite you to join the Webinar #3\, which will focus on the resilience of the built environment in major hospitals. Confirmed presentations are: \n\nMASS DESIGN GROUP – Learning from a Frontline Hospital\, The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City\, USA  \nARKITEMA – Experiences from Scandinavian hospitals and how this is implemented in future projects\, Denmark \nCHILE15ARQUITECTOS – The building as a tool facing the pandemic\, The Emergency Hospital of Madrid\, Spain\n\nDiscussions will be triggered by the following questions: \n\nHow was the built environment challenged during the pandemic? \nHow were the clinical and non-clinical spaces\, plus associated logistic and technical solutions\, relocated\, repurposed or reorganized?      \nWhat were the keys to success\, and the barriers?   \nWhat are the lessons for the future? \n\n[vc_row][vc_column][vc_cta h2=”Register for the webinar” color=”green” add_button=”right” btn_title=”Register now!” btn_color=”green” btn_link=”url:https%3A%2F%2Fregister.gotowebinar.com%2Fregister%2F5577511735738504716%3Fsource%3DWalkerproject||target:%20_blank|”]You can keep up with webinar news on this website but in the meantime\, please register early for webinar #3[/vc_cta][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] \n \nDon’t forget to save the date for webinar #4: \n\nResilience in healthcare – a system perspective: November 27th\, 13:00-15:00 CET\n\nFinally\, if you have a case study you would like to present\, either in a webinar forum or for inclusion on our project website\, please contact: \n\nJonathan Erskine (jonerskine51@gmail.com; +44 7910 188703) or\nIsabel Sanchez (info@euhpn.eu; +46 733267645).
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/covid-19-webinar-3-space-system-and-technology-for-the-new-normal/
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SUMMARY:IHEEM Healthcare Estates Online (Webinar)
DESCRIPTION:As a professional working in the healthcare sector\, particularly during this COVID-19 pandemic\, you need to keep up to date with the numerous innovations happening right now. Therefore\, this year’s Healthcare Conference takes place as a webinar.\nThe impact of Coronavirus and COVID-19 disease has changed our collective outlook. Dealing with the threat as well as our safety\, health and wellbeing are the significant issues of today. It has been concluded by IHEEM and Step Exhibitions that it is in the best interest of all parties to reschedule Healthcare Estates to next year. However\, IHEEM is giving you the opportunity to Stay Connected through their webinars. Keep Informed about how innovation played a major part in meeting the significant healthcare engineering and estates challenges raised by the global pandemic. Hear from expert speakers in a series of live and on-demand webinars designed to help bring the content of this year’s Healthcare Estates Conference to your screen.\n\nRegister now! \n\nIn cooperation with EUHPN\, walkerproject has been given the opportunity to presents the following two cases:\n\n\nFunctional design of a GP group practice – application of international best practices with the following contents:\n\nIntroduction to a approach of integrated facility design.\nThe final process from the patients point of view.\nPresentation of the main three layouts.\nOutlook of the current state of the building process.\n\n\nThe initiative Relocate\, Repurpose\, Reorganize (EUHPN Webinars) presents its project with the following contents:\n\nThe genesis and rationale of the project.\nFirst steps – capturing the spectrum of response in the hospital sector.\nRefining and broadening the scope of the project – resilience as the organizing principle\, applied to space\, systems\, staff and supplies.\nA summary of the two webinars to date – cases and lessons learned.\nThe field guide: what it is\, who it is for\, how people can contribute.\nA trail for webinars 3 and 4.
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/out-with-the-old-in-with-the-new-rethinking-infrastructure-in-a-post-covid-world/
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SUMMARY:Lean Community Event 2020
DESCRIPTION:Living Lean yourself – Working Smarter with Lean Self Management\nThis year the focus is on self-management. How can you make better use of your own potential and resources to improve the way you work and live? Especially in the health care sector\, stress and hectic is part of everyday life. Self-management is a key skill for dealing with this stress. What tips and tricks do your colleagues have ready and what have you had positive or negative experiences with? We cordially invite you to this year’s Lean Community Event. On May 28\, 2020\, 1:30-18:00 pm\, exchange ideas with lean experts and interested parties about the importance of self-management in various areas. Get to know the practical experiences of various clinics and hospitals from Switzerland during the interactive poster sessions. During the aperitif\, you will have time to share what you have learned with your colleagues and perhaps ideas for the next community event will already be born. \nTarget group: Managers and employees of hospitals\, clinics\, care institutions and outpatient service providers with experience and/or an interest in Lean Hospital are very welcome. \nDate: 28th of Mai 2020 \nTime: Welcome Coffee from 1:30PM\, Programm 2PM to 5:30PM followed by an apéro \nPlace: Radisson Blu\, Zurich Airport \nRegistration\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Vorname / First Name\n \n \n Nachname / Name\n \n \n E-Mail-Adresse / E-Mail-Address\n \n \n Funktion / Function\n \n \n Organisation / Organisation\n \n \n Nachricht / Message\n \n \n\n \n\n\n\nThe closing date for the registration is the 14th of May.
URL:https://wyzojuho.cyon.site/en/event/lean-community-event-2020/
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