PRESENTATIONS: DAY 1

KEYNOTE SESSION: Mobile Phones and the NHS

Mohammed Al-Ubadyli, Author, “Handheld Computers for Doctors”

Examine EU hospitals & mobile devices in healthcare provision

Takis Kotis, Senior Management Consultant & EU Projects Director, The Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Trust

Mobile devices in the healthcare sector

Professor Bryan Woodward, Centre for Mobile Communications Research, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Loughborough University

Mobile ICT, biodevices and telemedicine

Prof. Francesco Sicurello, President, @ITIM (Italian Association of Medical Informatics and Telemedicine) and IITM
(international Institute of Tele-Medicine)

Mobilising the Clinician with MData Mobile from MercuryMD, a Thomson business.

John Loyack, Business Development Manager, MercuryMD, a Thomson business

The Wireless Ward

Jon Holmes, Informing Healthcare Project Manager, Gwent Healthcare NHS Trust

Improve efficiency with Bluetooth in your hospital

Jon Kerridge, School of Computing, Napier University

Mobile e-Health 2020 – ubiquity vs. privacy

Torsten Eymann, Vice Chairman, Mocomed (Mobiles Computing in der Medizin)

Optimise mobile Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) – extend applications securely to wireless health workers

PRESENTATIONS:DAY 2

Personalised Healthcare- a paradigm shift in improved e-Health NHS services

Professor Robert S. H. Istepanian, Director, Mobile Information and Network Technologies Research Centre (MINT)

Panel Debate – Long Live The PDA! The PDA Is Dead!

Andrew Choong, Research Fellow in Vascular Surgery, Division of Surgery, Oncology, Reproductive Biology andAnaesthetics, Imperial College

Dr Michael Lim, North Thames Paediatrics Specialist
Registrar

Capture the Value of Handheld Computers for Doctors

Dr Nnamdi Udezue, Medical Doctor

The benefits of Body Sensor Networks

Omer Aziz (MRCS, BSc), Clinical Research Fellow, Department of Biosurgery & Surgical Technology, Imperial College