POST-CONFERENCE REPORT

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1 POST-CONFERENCE REPORT MAY 2018 Sitges, Barcelona Transforming health & care together In association with The Netherlands:

2 KEY FIGURES ATTENDANCE BY THE NUMBERS 1,800+ attendees total from 64 countries from 6 continents 220+ speakers 100+ exhibitors 80+ LIVE demos AUDIENCE BREAKDOWN By country By title By worksite The Netherlands 22% Spain 17% Finland 6% United Kingdom 6% United States 6% Switzerland 4% Norway 4% Italy 4% Germany 4% Sweden 3% Belgium 3% Balkans 3% Denmark 2% France 2% Portugal 2% South Korea 2% Russia 2% Other countries EU 4% Other countries Worldwide 4% Hospital CIO, CTO, IT Manager 20% Hospital Clinical Management 15% (CMO, CNO, CMIO, CNIO) Entrepreneur, innovator 13% Other Hospital Management (CEO, VP, CFO) 10% Clinical Professionals 9% (Doctors, Nurses, Physicians) Government and Ministerial Representatives 7% Marketing and Sales Manager 6% Professor, Academic 6% Patient, Citizen, Consumer 4% Health Consultant 4% Student 2% Other 4% Hospitals and Hospital Groups 18% Health Start-ups and SMEs 14% Public Health Organisations 11% Academia and Educational Health Centres 10% Healthcare Consulting 9% Governments and ministries 9% Life Sciences and Pharma 8% Patient Organisations 5% Payer, Insurance, Financial fi rms 5% Press 3% Home Care Organisations 3% Other 5%

3 AUDIANCE REACH & ENGAGEMENT PRESS COVERAGE online articles 20+ blog posts 70k+ page views TOP 5 COUNTRIES 1. Spain 2. USA 3. The Netherlands 4. Germany 5. United Kingdom NEWSLETTERS HIMSS TV ALL AVAILABLE THROUGH 34% unique open rate 9% click-through rate 20+ video interviews 6 keynote session recodings

4 TESTIMONIALS I met some amazing people who are passionate about digital transformation. I arrived with no great expectations but I returned with renewed energy and hope for the future of healthcare. I made some really great connections in terms of future work collaborations, but more importantly to me, they are people whose vision for a better future for patients I share. Marie Ennis-O Connor, Digital Engagement Strategist, Writer and International Keynote Speaker. Named #HIT100 Infl uencer, USA There were real professionals to learn from: patients transformed into heroes, doctors with system-wide perspectives, CEOs and other leaders sharing insights and innovation, garnishing case studies with rich media and relevant data Markus Karras, Marketing & Communications Lead Health Europe AAPAC, Accenture, Germany Think big, act small and start today. Be the change to make yourself and all the people around you CEO of their own health. The lone nuts are already being followed and the technology is there. Let s make it happen. Ron Roozendaal, Director of Information Policy and CIO, Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, The Netherlands A conference in which the opportunities and questions concerning innovation, technology, information provision and digitisation in healthcare are central. In contrary to some conferences focusing on sending us information, this was much more of a meeting and action conference. This process was facilitated by beautiful people, round tables and of course the Spanish sun. Working together in workshops, entering into a dialogue and not just nodding in agreement or hesitantly applauding. Anne-Miek Vroom, Medical Sociologist, Founding director IKONE, Consultant Health&Innovation, Patientexpertise, Speaker, The Netherlands

5 CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS Centred around innovation, HIMSS and Health 2.0 sessions during the three-day conference explored challenges and benefi ts that the technological revolution is bringing to the healthcare space. Here are some of the highlights: Involve the end user! The opening keynote sessions held a common thread which suggested that the future of digital health must be co-created with all of the end users of digital tools involved, but that the initial steps have only just been taken in this journey. Dr Bob Wachter, Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, said: Today, the electronic medical record has followed a similar path of not consulting the providers, and is often their enemy. Healthcare IT in Europe: The patient as a co-builder Facing the silver tsunami of an ageing population, healthcare will have to use data and information in ways not used before. Success, though, will only come when the patient is understood as being the co-builder of the healthcare information space. Twenty years from now, medical care will largely be centred around patients homes, said Hal Wolf, President and CEO of HIMSS, in his opening keynote address at HIMSS Europe 18. Think big, act small, start at the HIMSS and Health 2.0 Conference The HIMSS Dutch Community descended upon Sitges in large numbers, making The Netherlands the country with the highest representation of digital health professionals during the event. Erik Gerritsen, Secretary at the Dutch Ministry of Health, highlighted how he would like all healthcare stakeholders to work towards a shared purpose and plans to ensure healthcare providers are sharing their data to improve care and drive interoperability. Gerritsen was open about the role of local and national authorities: Governments have a responsibility towards their citizens to accelerate health innovation, so the benefi ts are available to them at the right conditions. We need to ensure that digital health adds value to patients and keeps citizens healthy. That it enables healthcare professionals to spend their valuable time and knowledge on providing the best possible care at the right place. That all digital communication is trustworthy and safe. Women in Health IT The fi ndings of a recent Women in Health IT survey were made public during the HIMSS Europe and Health 2.0 Conference in Sitges, Barcelona on 28 May. Over 93% of the respondents think there is not enough recognition of the contribution women executives make in the industry. Lower chances of promotion, lower salary and unequal workplace treatment are among the most common forms of discrimination for the 60% of respondents who reported experience with gender-based discrimination. Elena Sini, CIO of the IRCCS Humanitas in Italy, HIMSS Europe Governing Council and HIMSS Women in Health IT Community Member, said: mentoring programmes and networking events are key in breaking down barriers and empowering women in order to achieve their own success!

6 CONFERENCE AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS As well as being an educational and networking conference, we also aim to celebrate signifi cant achievements within the digital health industry. Congratulations to all 2018 nominees and winners! HIMSS Analytics EMRAM Awards The HIMSS Analytics Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model measures the progress and the cumulative capabilities of a hospital s EMR system. Those who have reached Stage six and beyond have established clear goals for improving safety, minimising errors, and recognising the importance of healthcare IT. This year, 13 European hospitals and over 165 Turkish hospitals were recognised with a HIMSS Analytics EMRAM Stage 6 or 7 Award for achieving excellence in digital maturity. EC2VC Competition The EC2VC workshop featured a dynamic pitch competition for startups and SMEs looking for funding. 12 companies presented their solutions in a 4-minute pitch in front of a jury of infl uential digital health investors. The winners were announced in two categories: Shoot, for companies pitching for their fi rst investment: Infermedica, a company which improves the diagnostic process using the most advanced reasoning technology for preliminary medical diagnosis. Bloom, for companies having already received private funding and looking for follow up investment: IoMED, a company that uses use AI to turn medical texts into structured and reusable data which you can use to build predictive systems The European Kate Granger Awards for Compassionate Care Dr Kate Granger, who sadly passed away in July 2016, launched the awards in England to recognise the people and organisations delivering compassionate care. Having just celebrated the second round of awards in Europe, this years awardees were welcomed on stage by Chris Pointon, Kate s widower, who recognised one individual and one organisation for outstanding patient care. Congratulations to Maudsley Simulation, a mental health centre from the UK, and Dr. Jacinto Bátiz Cantera, Director of the Institute for training, research and innovation for better care delivering in Hospital San Juan de Dios in Spain. HIMSS-Elsevier Digital Healthcare Awards The HIMSS-Elsevier Awards recognise organisations for outstanding achievement and innovation in the implementation and usage of health information and technology. This year saw a record 21 hospitals enter across the following categories: The Outstanding ICT Achievement Award, which was won by Azienda Socio Sanitaria Territoriale (ASST) di Vimercate, recognised teams who have harnessed information and technology to successfully advance patient care and safety. The Outstanding ICT Innovation Award, which was won by Sağlik Bilgi Sistemleri Genel Müdürlüğü (SBSGM), focused on hospitals that creatively leveraged existing technology or developed ground-breaking new solutions, to signifi cantly enhance patient care and outcomes, and drive greater ICT adoption.

7 EUROPEAN TELEMEDICINE CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS The European Telemedicine Conference (ETC) celebrated its 5th edition during the HIMSS Europe & Health 2.0 Conference in Sitges. With a dedicated track including over 10 sessions, the ETC brought together experts and professionals from across Europe to learn and share experiences. These were some of the highlights: The ETC Map of Excellence The ETC Committee, representing 6 countries, joined a panel to present outstanding and exemplary telemedicine implementations and share best practices from across Europe and around the world. The Health Technology and Telemedicine Competition for Young Innovators The winner of this international contest for young entrepreneurs and start-up fi rms focusing on new innovative ideas in the fi eld of health IT and telemedicine was MiEnfermera.Chat. The intention of the MiEnfermera.Chat project is to support telematic health consultations through already existing channels (i.e. Telegram, Facebook Messenger, Viber and Web), in real time and based on a business model that is safe and sustainable.

8 SOCIAL MEDIA AND MOBILE APP BY THE NUMBERS SOCIAL MEDIA MOBILE APP Twitter #HIMSSEurope18 & #health2eu 38k impressions 9k tweets 83 tweets/hour 963 Total users* 2,999 Connection requests in total 2,655 New contacts Mobile app sponsor Periscope LIVE VIDEO STREAMING DURING THE CONFERENCE 7 live streams 572 live viewers 2353 replay viewers

9 University of Coimbra Politecnico de Milano Universitat Politècnica de València Pantone 158C R-245 G-128 B-37 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS HIMSS EUROPE PRESIDENTIAL SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSORS PREMIUM SPONSORS KNOWLEDGE PARTNER DIGITAL HEALHCARE AWARD SPONSOR LUNCH & LEARN PARTNER HEALTHTECH NORDIC SUPPORTING SPONSORS WORKSHOP PARTNERS COUNTRY PAVILION NORWAY COUNTRY PAVILION SOUTH KOREA COUNTRY PAVILION ISRAEL LINK nfit & C O M P A N Y COUNTRY PAVILION ITALY HEALTH 2.0 MARQUEE SPONSORS LUNCH & LEARN SPONSORS HALF DEEP DIVE SPONSOR WORKSHOP SPONSOR CONTRIBUTING SPONSOR PARTNER SPONSOR EXHIBITION SPONSORS STARTUP ALLEY SPONSORS analytics With you in mind real identities for digital world

10 SAVE THE DATE JUNE 2019 Helsinki, Finland HIMSS and Health 2.0 Europe will collocate the most infl uential digital health conference once again in Save the date in your diary and join us on June next year in Helsinki, Finland, for your annual ehealth gathering in Europe. Reconnect with your peers and leaders from the industry to experience some of the most outstanding innovation in healthcare. HIMSS & HEALTH 2.0 EUROPE CONFERENCE HIMSS & HEALTH 2.0 EUROPE CONFERENCE