| November,
10 - Tuesday |
| • 09:
00 am – 10:00 am • |
Congress
Opening Ceremony
Attending authorities from the political and economical milieu, authorities from
the Brazilian and international healthcare area, congress participants, invitees
and the media. |
| • 10:00
am – 11:30 am • |
Opening
Conference:
HEALTHCARE IN THE KNOWLEDGE ERA – Plenary
Session 1
• The search for innovative healthcare practices
and policies in the knowledge era
• How has the knowledge generated
in the last few years affected healthcare practice and policy?
 Keynote
Speaker: Jean Paul Jacob
IBM Worldwide Emeritus Researcher and Consultant Scientist at the University of
California in Berkeley
Information Technology Guru, Jean Paul Jacob is a world acknowledged scientist,
with his mind in the future and developing solutions to make people’s life
easier, more modern, practical and healthier. From his base at the IBM Research
Center, in California, he lives ten years ahead of his time and he will present
at the IHF Congress Rio 2009 his vision on the influence of the IT on the healthcare
sector, at all levels, ranging from the more complex medical procedures to the
latest management means for hospitals, clinics and laboratories. A prestigious
speaker on the five continents, you will be able to find Jean Paul Jacob in million
pages at Google. |
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| • 12:00
(noon) – 01:30 pm • |
Plenary
Session 2:
Building Knowledge Through Healthcare
• How can we implement strategies to produce knowledge linked to healthcare?
• What tools are being developed with the objective of improving healthcare
practice and policy?
• Which measures have brought real gains to healthcare
practice and policy?
 Keynote
speaker: Paul H. Keckley, PhD
Executive Director - Deloitte Center for Health Solutions - Washington, D.C
Visiting Professor at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Adjunct Professor
of Health Management at Owen Graduate School of Management, Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tennessee. Member of the Health Executive Network, Healthcare Strategy
Institute, Healthcare Leadership Council, Healthcare Advisory Panel to the Owen
Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University and the Personalized Medicine
Coalition.
Dr Keckley serves on the editorial boards of several health services research
journals focused including Physician Practice Options, Journal of Quality and
Safety and others. He has authored three books, several peer reviewed journal
articles and more than 200 trade periodical monographs. |
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| • 03:00
pm – 04:30 pm • |
Plenary
Session 3:
The Future of Healthcare Technology in the Knowledge
Era
• What do we expect from technology in the knowledge era
in healthcare practice and policy?
• How can technology produced in
the knowledge era improve healthcare practice and policy?
• What future
technological advancements are most needed concerning healthcare practice and
policy?
Keynote Speaker: Carissa Etienne, M.D.
Assistant Director General – Health Systems and Services of the WHO –
World Health Organization – Geneva - Switzerland
Assistant Director for Health Systems and Services at WHO since February 2008.
Prior to that, she was the Assistant Director of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau,
which is the Secretariat of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and of
the American Regional Office of WHO. She directed five technical areas: health
systems and services; technology and health services delivery; health surveillance
and disease management; family and community health; and sustainable development
and environmental health.
A national of Dominica, Dr Etienne began her career as a medical officer at the
Princess Margaret Hospital in her country. Throughout her career, she has gained
extensive knowledge and experience in various aspects of health management, health
systems and health-care delivery, including management of essential drugs, human
resource management for primary health care and the integration of health programs
and systems. She worked as Coordinator of Dominica's National AIDS Program, Disaster
Coordinator for the Ministry of Health of Dominica, Chairperson for the National
Advisory Council for HIV/AIDS and Director of Primary Health Care for Dominica.
She has also a long history of collaboration with PAHO/WHO, and was a founding
member of the Technical Advisory Group for the Eastern Caribbean Drug Service. |
|
| • 5:00
pm – 06:30 pm • |
Parallel Session
9:
Qualification and Accreditation
• How
does accreditation promote quality improvement in a health unit?
•
What are the difficulties in the process of accreditation of health units?
• Evaluation of the new parameters of quality created with accreditation
Chairperson: René Peters
President - Dutch Hospital Association
Coordinator: Francisco R. Balestrin Andrade, M.D.
Vice President - ANAHP – National Association of Private Hospitals - Brazil
Speakers: Yehuda Dror, M.D.
President - DNV – Det Norske Veritas – Norway
Luis Plínio Moraes de Toledo, M.D.
President - ONA – National Accreditation Organization - Brazil
Maria Manuela Pinto Carneiro Alves dos Santos, M.D.
Superintendent - CBA – Brazilian Accreditation Consortium
José Maria Paganini
Executive Secretariat of Medical Sciences University - Argentina |
|
Parallel Session
21:
Scenarios of the health sector for the next decade in the World Bank view
President: Raul Cutait, M.D.
Director – “Sírio-Libanês” Hospital
Coordinator: Armando Carvalho Amaral, M.D.
President – SINDHERJ - Hospitals and Health Services Syndicate of the State of Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Speaker: Guy Ellena
Director of Health and Education Department – IFC – International Finance Corporation - USA |
|
Parallel Session
1:
Healthcare in Latin America
• What are
the peculiarities of healthcare practices and policies in Latin America?
• The impact of culture on healthcare practices and policies in Latin America
• Do the healthcare practices and policies specific to Latin America bring
different results to the patient?
Chairperson: Norberto Larroca
President - FLH - Latin American Federation of Hospitals – Argentina
Speakers:
Héctor Vazzano, M.D.
President - FECLIBA – Federation of Clinics, Hospitals and other Establishments
of the Province of Buenos Aires - Argentina
Juan Carlos Giraldo Valencia, M.D.
General Director - Hospitals and Clinics Association - Colombia
Gonzalo Vecina Neto, M.D.
Superintendent - Hospital Sírio-Libanês - Brazil
Carlos Dueñas Garcia, M.D.
Medical Director - Hospital San Javier – México |
|
Parallel Session
2:
Globalization in Healthcare
• The impact
of globalization in healthcare practice and policy?
• Benefits of globalization
in healthcare: improving the supply chain, increasing access to technology and
innovations, enhancing economies of scale and better integration of information
• Challenges of globalization: medical tourism, the possible spread of low
quality suppliers, market transformations (goods and services)
Chairperson: Claudio Luiz Lottenberg, M.D.
President - Beneficent Israelite Brazilian Society Albert Einstein Hospital -
Brazil
Speakers: José Cechin
Executive Superintendent - IESS - Institute of Studies in Supplementary Healthcare
- Brazil
Mauricio Ceschin
Cláudio Schvartsman
Vice President - Beneficent Israelite Brazilian Society Albert Einstein Hospital
- Brazil |
|
Parallel Session
11:
Corporate Governance in the Healthcare Sector
• Are the principles of corporative governance as important in the healthcare
sector as in other areas?
• The impact of corporative governance principles
on cost reduction and increasing efficiency
Chairperson: Thomas C. Dolan, M.D.
President and Chief Executive Officer - American College of Healthcare Executives
– USA
Coordinator: Josier Marques Vilar, M.D.
President - SINDHRIO - Association of Hospitals and Clinics of the Municipality
of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Speakers: João Alceu Amoroso Lima, M.D.
President - QUALICORP - Brazil
Luiz Gastão Rosenfeld, M.D.
Vice President - DASA – Diagnostics of America - Brazil
Boi Ruiz Garcia, M.D.
President - Catalan Union of Hospitals - Spain |
|
Parallel Session
22:
MDR-TB Management and Control in Low and Middle Income Countries
1. Challenges and Realities in M(X)DR-TB infection control,
protection of healthcare workers treating M(X)DR-TB
Speaker: Paul Jensen, M.D.
Representative - CDC – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - USA
2. Infection Control Policy
Speaker: Rose Pray, M.D.
Senior Researcher - STOP TB Department of WHO – World Health Organization
– Switzerland
3. Hospital Design to accommodate Multi- and Extensively Drug-Resistant
TB patients
Speaker: Sidney Parsons, M.D.
Senior Researcher – CSIR - Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
– South Africa & UIA – International Union of Architects –
Public Health Unit - Switzerland
4. Lessons learnt: Practice and process of implementing effective
infection control measures – Administrative, Environmental, Personal Protection:
a multidisciplinary approach within healthcare settings
Speaker: Monica Kramer de Noronha Andrade, M.D.
Representative – TB Academic Program - School of Medicine - UFRJ - Federal
University of Rio de Janeiro |
|
Parallel Session
8:
Mega Trends in Health & Hospital Design – Worldwide & in
Brazil
Chairperson: Lauro Miquelin
Development Manager – L+M Gets Management of Spaces and Technologies in
Healthcare – Brazil
Coordinator: Hans Eggen
Director of UIA – International Union of Architects WP Public Health Group
- Switzerland
1.
Toward 2020: Mega Trends in Health & Hospital Design
Speaker: George J. Mann
The Skaggs - Sprague Endowed Chair of Health Facilities Design - College of Architecture
- Texas A&M University
2. Perspectives of Healthcare Architecture and Engineering in
Brazil
Speaker: Flávio Bicalho
President - Brazilian Association for the Development of the Hospital Building
3. Rapid design and constriction for long term accommodation
units for M(X) DR-TB patients in South Africa
Speaker: Geoff Abbott
M.Arch, Pr. Arch CSIR - Built Environment - Pretoria - South Africa |
|
Special Interest
Session 1:
Nutrition and Patient Safety
Coordinator: Ricardo Rosenfeld, M.D.
Representative – SBNPE - Educational Committee of the Brazilian Society
of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
1. Nutritional risk: how to identify patients in nutritional
risk and interfere earlier
Speaker: Jens Kondrup
Created the NRS - Nutritional Risk Score - Denmark
2. The importance of multidisciplinary nutritional therapy
teams in the prevention of clinical problems
Jose Vicente de Noronha Spolidoro, M.D.
President - SBNPE - Brazilian Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition –
ASPEN – USA |
|
Satellite Symposium - Gesaworld Brazil
Hospital Logistics
Roser Vicente, M.D.
Director General - Gesaworld |
|
| November,
11 - Wednesday |
| • 08:30 am –06:30 pm • |
| WHO Sessions – World Health Organization |
| • 08:30
am –10:00 am • |
Plenary
Session 5:
The Role of the “Educated Patient” in
the Knowledge Era
 •
How has the knowledge era changed the patient and how does this affect healthcare
practice and policy?
• Does the patient’s wider access to information
interfere with the provision healthcare services?
Keynote Speaker: Ethevaldo Siqueira
Brazilian journalist, specialized in Information, Communication and Technology
(CTI). He has a column in the newspaper O Estado de S.Paulo; he is a commentator
for Rádio CBN and collaborates with Magazine Época. Siqueira has
written several books on these sectors, he has been involved with for the past
40 years in direct contact with researchers, scientists, universities and laboratories
around the world. |
|
| • 10:30
am – 12:00 (noon) • |
Parallel Session
5:
Information Technology: Impact on Patients, Healthcare and
Costs
• How can leading edge technology optimize results in
healthcare?
• The impact of computerization on the reduction of healthcare
costs
• Artificial intelligence in patient care
Chairperson: Yunkap Kwankam, PhD
Executive Director - International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth and CEO
of Global eHealth Consultants – Switzerland
Coordinator: Marcos Bosi Ferraz, M.D.
Professor – UNIFESP – Federal University of São Paulo - Brazil
Speakers: Chao Lung Wen, M.D.
Coordinator - Nucleus of Telemedicine – FMUSP – School of Medicine
of the University of São Paulo - Brazil
Jussara Macedo Rotzsch,
M.D.
General Manager for the Integration of SUS - Unique Sistem of Health – ANS
- National Supplementary Healthcare Agency - Brazil
Luis Alegre
CEO - Son Llatzer Hospital – Majorca - Spain
Byung-Chul Chang
Professor - Yonsei University Health System – South Korea |
|
Parallel Session
12:
The Impact of Judicial Decisions on Healthcare
• The impact of judicial decisions on the cost of healthcare
•
The conflict between contracts that govern complementary private healthcare insurance
and the rights granted by judicial decisions
• The reorganization of
the private complementary health system resulting from judicial decisions
Chairperson: Antônio César Rocha Antunes de Siqueira
Chief Judge – TJRJ – Court of Justice of Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Speakers: José Soto Bonel, M.D.
President of the Iberian American Health Care Providers Service Organization -
Spain
Angélica Luciá Carlini
Lawyer - Carlini Lawyers Associates - Brazil
Patricio Figueroa Serrano
Lawyer – Iberian American Organization of Health Services Providers and
Lawyer Member – Supreme Court of Justice - Chile |
|
Parallel Session
15:
Key Challenges in Human Resources
•
The global workforce and the deal for patients – threat or opportunity?
• Using a diverse workforce to tackle healthcare inequalities in transient
populations
• The changing role of the doctor in the 21st century
Chairperson: Steve Barnett
Chief Executive – NHS Confederation – United Kingdom
Coordinator: Dr. Tania Regina da Silva Furtado
Coordinator - Healthcare MBA Management Courses at the FGV – Getúlio
Vargas Foundation – Sao Paulo - Brazil
Speakers:
Eduardo Santana, M.D.
Vice-President - FENAM - National Federation of Physicians - Brazil
Sergio Gelbvaks, M.D.
Director - Applied Technology - SBS – Brasilian Society of Medical Practice
Simulation
Mário Roberto Dal Poz
Adjunct Professor – Social Medicine Institute – UERJ – University
of the State os Rio de Janeiro and Coordinator – Department of Human Resources
– WHO – World Health Organization |
|
Parallel Session
16:
Patient Safety and Quality Improvement in Healthcare
• Indicators of healthcare quality
• Risk management
President: Guillermo Fajardo Ortiz
Representative – School of Medicine – UNAM – Autonomous National
University of Mexico
Coordinator: Carlos Hiran Goes de Souza, Ph.D.
International Accreditation Manager - CHKS - Healthcare Accreditation and Quality
Unit - London, UK
Speakers: Denise Schout, M.D.
Professor af the School of Medicine of the USP - University of São Paulo
and author of the Project “Best Practices” of ANAHP – National
Private Hospitals Association - Brazil
Lawrence Lai, M.D.
Chief Executive – Queen Mary Hospital & Hong Kong West Cluster - China
Josef Barcie
President – Centralized Services - International Hospital Corporation - USA |
|
Parallel Session
10:
Evidence-Based Decision Making in Healthcare
• The importance of scientific evidence on decision making systems in healthcare
practice and policy
• The impact of scientific evidence on cost reduction
and improving the quality of care to the patient
Chairperson: Gérard Vincent
General Director - French Hospital Federation
Coordinator: José Luiz Gomes do Amaral, M.D.
President - AMB – Brazilian Medical Association
Speakers: Henrique Moraes Salvador Silva, M.D.
President - ANAHP - National Association of Private Hospitals- Brazil
Antonio
Quinto Neto, M.D.
Administrative – Eyes’ Bank Hospital - Brazil |
|
Parallel Session
3:
Management and Health Systems
• Advantages
in the use of management systems in administration of healthcare units
•
Is there room for improvisation?
• Advantages in professionalization
of healthcare management
Chairperson: Luz María Loo de Li, M.D.
President - FEPAS – Federation of Healthcare Administrators of Peru
Coordinator: Antônio Jorge Gualter Kropf, M.D.
Technical Director AMIL – International Medical Assistance - Brazil
Speakers: Juan José Güemes Barrios, M.D.
Health Counselor – Madrid Community – Government Minister from the Region of Madrid
André Staffa
Filho
President - ANSTAFI – Corporate Consultants - Brazil
João
Polanczyk, M.D.
Executive Superintendent - Moinhos de Vento Hospital - Brazil |
|
Special Interest
Session 2:
Projects in Prevention and Quality of Life, Facing
an Aging Population
• The impact of aging in a healthcare economy
• Worldwide experiences with healthy aging
• Are our hospitals
ready for the elderly?
Chairperson: Paulo Sérgio Barbanti, M.D.
President - Intermédica Saúde - Brazil
Speakers: Iolanda Ramos
Representative of UNIDAS – National Union of Self-Management Institutions
in Healthcare
Renato Peixoto Veras, MD.
Professor - UERJ - University of the State of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Luiz
Roberto Ramos, M.D.
Head - Department of Preventive Medicine of UNIFESP - Federal University of de
São Paulo – Brazil |
| • 12:00
noon – 01:30 pm • |
Plenary
Session 4:
The Impact of Future Communication Technology on Healthcare
• How will new advances in communications affect healthcare practice
in the future?
• What future advancements in communications technology
are essential for healthcare practice and policy?
 Keynote
Speaker : Yunkap Kwankam, PhD
Executive Director of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth and
CEO of Global eHealth Consultants, a Swiss consulting firm based in Geneva.
From 2004 until August 2008 he was eHealth Coordinator at the World Health Organization
Headquarters in Geneva, responsible for overall coordination of eHealth work across
the organization. His work covered development of appropriate frameworks and tools
to support policy and practice improvements in ICT-based knowledge management
and sharing in countries; creation of, and support to, networks to assist countries
in building national capacity for effective and efficient use of ICT in their
health systems; and development of the evidence base and best practices in the
area.
Yunkap Kwankam holds the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. in electrical engineering. Before
joining WHO in 2001, he was Professor and Director, Center for Health Technology,
University of Yaounde I in Cameroon. He has also been Chairman, Technology Commission
of the National Epidemiology Board of Cameroon; member, Board of Directors, SatelLife;
IT consultant to the US National Library of Medicine, and consultant to the United
Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) on information systems. |
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|
| Special Free
Theme Sessions |
|
| • 12:30 (noon) – 01:30 pm • |
Satellite Symposium - Gesaworld Brazil
|
| • 03:00
pm – 04:30 pm • |
Special
Interest Session 5:
Private Healthcare Regulation and its Impact on Atention to Customers
• Regulatory Takings’ Type Reflexes and their Consequences
in Healthcare Sistem
Coordinator: Geraldo Rocha Mello
President - FENASAÚDE – National Federation of Supplementary Health
- Brazil
Speakers: Alceu Alves da Silva
Executive Director – “Mãe de Deus” Hospital - Brazil
Alfredo Luiz de Almeida Cardoso
Director - Rules and Licence - ANS Operators – Nacional Agency of Supplementary
Health - Brazil
Arlindo de Almeida
President - ABRAMGE – Brazilian Society of Group Medicine
Sérgio
Augusto Werneck de Almeida
Representative - PROCON of São Jose dos Campos – Brazil |
|
Parallel Session
23:
Financial Sustainability in the knowledge era: cost, remuneration
and viability
• Do new technologies mean better services?
• How can
we equalise compensation and new health sector advances' sustainability?
Chairperson: Claudio Seferin, M.D.
Superintendent Director – Mãe de Deus Hospital – Brazil
Speakers: Afonso José de Matos, M.D.
President Director - PLANISA – Planning and Organization of Healthcare Facilities
– Brazil
Marshall Garcia, M.D.
President Director - Sign-Health – Brazil
Sergio Lopez Bento,
M.D.
Superintendent Director - Samaritano Hospital - Brazil |
|
Parallel Session 17
Safe and Operational Hospitals in Emergencies and Disasters
• Introduction and overview of regional and global initiatives to promote safe health facilities in disasters and emergencies.
• Building hospitals that are safe from natural hazards: technical solutions (safe construction and retrofitting) to reduce the effects of seismic, wind and torrential rain hazards; Assessment tools – the Hospital Safety Index.
• The loss of a health facility is more than a health issue. A look at the economic issues related to risk and safe hospitals.
• Case study on assessment and retrofitting of hospitals in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.
Chairperson: Carlos Roberto Garzon, M.D.
Representative – PAHO in Washington – Ecuador
Speakers: Tony Gibbs
Director – CEP – Consulting Engineers Partnership Ltd. – Barbados
Joaquin Toro
Hazard Risk Management Specialist – Latin American and Caribbean Human Resources Manegement (LAC HRM) Team - The World Bank
Amod Dixit
Executive Director – National Society for Earthquake Technology – Nepal |
| • 05:00
pm – 06:30 pm • |
Special
Interest Session 3:
The Experience of Medical Cooperatives in Brazilian and Worldwide Healthcare
• The cooperativism in healthcare attends about 13 million Brazilians
with an important participation and commitment of doctors in this model of health,
only found in Brazil
• Medical Cooperatives Experiences in Brazil and
in other countries.
Coordinator: Fausto Pereira dos Santos, M.D.
President ANS – National Supplementary Healthcare Agency - Brazil
Speakers: Celso Corrêa de Barros, M.D.
President UNIMED Rio - Brazil
Eudes de Freitas Aquino, M.D.
President UNIMED – Brazil
José Carlos Guisado del Toro,
M.D.
President – IHCO – International Health Co-operatives Organisation
and Vice Presidente – Espriu ASISA Foundation – Spain |
|
Parallel Session
7:
Engineering, Architecture and Modernization of Healthcare:
International Experiences
• Presentation of cases showing how
architecture and engineering can affect the quality of healthcare practice
• Cost reduction and logistic optimization based on structural and physical
solutions
• The direct influence of new modern architectural concepts
in hospitals and health units on the treatment of patients
Coordinator: Flavio Kelner
Member – ABDEH – Brazilian Association for the Development of the
Hospital Building
Speaker: Lauro Miquelin
Development Manager of L+M Gets Management of Spaces and Technologies in Healthcare
– Brazil
Eduardo S. Egea
Vice Executive President - HKS Architects Brazil & USA Advice Ltda. –
USA |
|
Parallel Session
13:
The Role of the Pharmaceutical Industry in Healthcare
• How can new pharmaceutical products affect the quality of healthcare services?
• The impact of new pharmaceutical products in the costs of healthcare
Chairperson: Jorge Raimundo , M.D.
President - Interfarma –Association of Pharmaceutical Research Industry
- Brazil
Speakers: Dirceu Raposo de Mello, M.D.
President - ANVISA - Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency - Brazil
Roberto Luiz D’Ávila, M.D.
1st Vice President – CFM – Federal Council of Medicine - Brazil
Gaetano Crupi
President - Abbott Laboratories - Brazil |
|
Parallel Session
24:
Healtcare Sector Entities Interaction
•
How the relationship between the representative entities of the various areas
of the health sector can facilitate and enhance health services management
Chairperson: Pietro Novellino
President – ANM - National Academy of Medicine – Brazil
Coordinator: Josier Marques Vilar, M.D.
President - SINDHRIO - Association of Hospitals and Clinics of the Municipality
of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Speakers:: Luz María Loo de Li, M.D.
President - FEPAS – Federation of Healthcare Administrators of Peru
Paulo Roberto Segatelli Câmara
President - FBAH - Brazilian Federation of Hospital Administrators - Brazil
Oscar Ressia Gonzalez, M.D.
President - Latin American Federation of Healthcare Administrators – Uruguay
Ignacio Para Rodriguez-Santana, M.D.
President – Bamberg Foundation – Spain |
|
| Special Free Theme Sessions |
| • 04:30 pm – 06:30 pm • |
| GENERAL ASSEMBLY - IHF |
|
| November
, 12 - Thursday |
| • 08:30 am – 06:30 pm • |
| WHO Sessions – World Health Organization |
| • 08:30
am – 10:00 am • |
Plenary
Session:
 Sustainable
Development and Hospitals
• Sustainable development
and hospitals: Is it possible?
• How does the sustainability concept
affect the hospital?
• Does the sustainable hospital concept bring
any benefits to the patients?
Keynote Lecturer: Boi Ruiz Garcia, M.D.
Graduated as a medical doctor at the University of Barcelona; has a Master Degree
in Management from the School of High Administration from Barcelona. He is currently
the President of the Catalonian Union of Hospitals. Dr. Ruiz Garcia has a vast
experience in sanitary management. He participates in boards of directors of healthcare
public and private entities of Catalonia – Spain. |
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| • 10:30
am – 12:00 (noon) • |
Parallel Session
4:
Patient Centered Healthcare (Healthcare Services Humanization)
• The importance of treating the patient, not the disease
• The
impact of the holistic approach to the patient on the costs of treatment
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Christian de Paul de Barchifontaine
Rector - University Center Sao Camilo – Brazil
Coordinator: Paulo Roberto Segatelli Câmara
President - FBAH - Brazilian Federation of Hospital Administrators - Brazil
Speakers: Osvaldo Artaza Barrios, M.D.
Executive Director - Dr. Luis Calvo MacKenna Hospital & Director Committee
Member of the Chilean Society of Medical and Hospital Care Administrators
Javier Luna Orosco
Responsable for Audit and Quality Areas in Health - Ministry of Health and Sports
- Bolivia
Prof. Dário Frederico Pasche
Coordinator - Ministry of Health National Program of Humanization – Brazil |
|
Parallel Session
19:
Smoke Free Hospitals Coordinator: Marcos
Fernando de Oliveira Moraes, M.D.
Representative – ANM – National Academy of Medicine - Brazil
1. Smoke-free hospitals: advances and challenges
Speaker: Alberto José de Araújo, M.D.
Director of NETT – Center for Research and Treatment of Tobacco - Hospital of the University of UFRJ – Federal University of Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
2. Guidelines for Implementing Smoke-free Hospitals –
do they also assist in planning interventions in Public Health Community units?
Speaker: Veronica Shoj, M.D.
Regional Advisor – Inter American Foundation - Argentina
3. Do we need other tobacco control measures in support to
smoke-free hospitals(e.g. smoking cessation programs)?
Speaker: Cristina Cantarino, M.D.
Representative - INCA – National Institute of Cancer – Brazil
4. Are there different approaches to hospitals with different
specialities and settings (e.g. psichiatric hospitals)?
Speaker: Maristela Menezes, M.D.
Coordinator of Tobacco Control and Other Cancer Risk Factors – Health Department
- Municipality of Recife – Brazil |
|
Parallel Session
20:
Opportunities for Developing the Private Sector
• How to create opportunities through innovation?
• Integration
of the information in all the cycle of care providing as waste reducer
•
People qualification through professional formation
Chairperson: Waleska Santos, M.D.
President - Hospitalar Fair and Forum - Brazil
Speakers: Luiz Antônio Funcia
Director - IFC - International Finance Corporation - Brazil
André
C. Medici
Economist - World Bank – Brazil
Ana Maria Escoval, M.D.
Professor at the National School of Public Health – Portugal
Ioan
Cleaton Jones
Senior Specialist in Health of IFC – International Finance Corporation -
USA |
|
Special Interest
Session 4:
Interaction of Clinic Laboratories with the Remaining
Health Services
• The clinical laboratory as an important service
to support diagnosis and therapy of patients in hospital
Chairperson: Tercio Egon Paulo Kasten
President - FEOHESC - Federation of Hospitals and Establishments of Healthcare
Services of the State of Santa Catarina - Brazil
Coordinator: Ulisses Tuma, M.D.
President - SBAC - Brazilian Society of Clinical Analysis - Brazil
Speakers: Bernard Gouget
Director - French Federation of Hospitals
Wilson
Shcolnik
President - Ex-Presidents Conceal of SBPC – Brazilian Society of Clinical
Pathology/Laboratorial Medicine |
|
Parallel Session
7:
Engineering, Architecture and Modernization of Healthcare: International Experiences
• Presentation of cases showing how architecture and engineering can affect the quality of healthcare practice.
• Cost reduction and logistic optimization based on structural and physical solutions.
• The direct influence of new modern architectural concepts in hospitals and health units on the treatment of patients.
President: Bartolome Arce, M.D.
President – Surgical Clinical Hospital HNOS - Cuba
Coordinator: Flavio Kelner
Member – ABDEH – Brazilian Association for the Development of the Hospital Building
Speaker: Lauro Miquelin
Development Manager - L+M Gets Management of Spaces and Technologies in Healthcare – Brazil
Eduardo S. Egea, M.D.
Vice Executive President - HKS Architects Brazil & USA Advice Ltda. – USA
Salim Lamha Neto, M.D.
Member – Brazilian Association to Hospital Facility Development |
|
Parallel Session
18:
Hospital Preparedness For Crisis and Epidemies Situations
• How to prepare hospitals and healthcare services to crisis and epidemic
situations?
Chairperson: Paulo Gadelha, M.D.
President - FIOCRUZ – Oswaldo Cruz Foundation – Brazil
Coordinator: Jose Carvalho de Noronha, M.D.
International Institutionals Relationships - CBA - Brazilian Consortium for Accreditation
Speakers: Carlos Garzon, M.D.
PAHO Representative in Washington – Ecuador
Gerson Oliveira Penna, M.D.
Surveillance Secretariat in Healthcare of the Ministry of Health - Brazil
Juan Carlos Linares, M.D.
Director – CAES - Argentinian Council of Health Companies |
|
Parallel Session
14:
The Role of the Medical Industry in Healthcare
• How can new medical products affect the quality of healthcare services?
• The impact of new medical products in the cost of healthcare
Chairperson: Franco Giuseppe Pallamolla
President - ABIMO – Brazilian Association of the Medical-Dental Industry
- Brazil
Coordinator: Ruy Salvari Baumer
Coordinator - COMSAUDE - Committee of the Productive Chain of Healthcare of FIESP
– Federation of the Industries of the State of Sao Paulo – Brazil
Speakers: Enrique Baquero Navarro, M.D.
President - American College of Healthcare Executives – Puerto Rico
Eduardo de Oliveira, M.D.
President - FBH – Brazilian Hospitals Federation
Antonio Luiz
Paranhos Ribeiro Leite de Brito, M.D.
Presidente – CMB - Holy houses of Mercy, Hospitals and Charity Entities
Confederation |
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Parallel Session
6:
Public-Private Partnerships: International Experiences
Chairperson: Oscar Ressia Gonzalez, M.D.
President - Latin American Federation of Healthcare Administrators – Uruguay
Coordinator: Sérgio Luiz Côrtes da Silveira, M.D.
Secretary - Health and Civil Defense of the State of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Speakers: Santiago Venegas Diaz, M.D.
General Manager - Clinical Hospital of the University of Chile
Luiz
Roberto Barradas Barata, M.D.
Secretary - Health of the State of São Paulo – Brazil
Jorge
Simões, M.D.
Professor - Aveiro University – Portugal
George Weber, M.D.
President and Chief Executive – Royal Ottawa Heath Care Group - USA |
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Special Interest
Session 6:
Improving Infant and Child Food Safety in Healthcare
Facilities
Coordinator: Sheila Anazonwu
Programme Development and Knowledge Manager – IHF – International Hospital Federation – France
Moderator: Jean-Claude Javet, M.D.
Executive Director – IFM – Infant Food Manifacturers – International
Association of Infant Food Manifacturers
Speakers: Luz María Loo de Li, M.D.
President – FEPAS – Health Administrators Association of Peru
Dr. Hermansyur Karlowisastro, M.D.
Past President – Indonésia Hospital Association
Dra. Caroline Lecko
Nutrition Lead – National Reporting and Learning Service – NATIONAL
PATIENT SAFETY |
| • 12h30 • Congress Closing Ceremony |
| • 02h30 pm • 06:30 pm • |
| NEW GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING – IHF |
TECHNICAL VISITS TO HOSPITALS
Thursday, November 12th.
Rio de Janeiro
Friday, November 13th.
Sao Paulo |
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