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1 Enabling better care through sustainable satellite-based Telemedicine Solutions Heal thw are S ym posium 5 t h M a r c h !"#$%#&' Healthcare today makes extensive use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and wide-area networks are used to exchange medical reports and images. Thus care can be extended to mobile patients and to the patient's homes by using telemonitoring and teleconferencing facilities. Real-time teleconsulting, remote diagnosis, clinical data transmission and multimedia medical content are particularly needed when the access to medical services is difficult like in geographically isolated or distant locations. Also medical training and the further education of health professionals benefit from real-time transmission of medical interventions and results like histology images. The Integrated Project Standard and Interoperable satellite solution to deploy HEALTH care services over Wide AREa (HEALTHWARE) has thoroughly validated the usefulness of a light and cost effective satellite technology (DVB-RCS) in geographic areas without sufficient terrestrial telecommunication capacities for interactive telehealth services. HEALTHWARE welcomes you cordially to its Multisite and Demonstration event. [please consult second page for the symposium details]

2 08:00 09:00 Registration and welcome coffee (Cannes) 09:00 10:45 Session 1: Healthware Achievements 09:00 09:15 Welcome Address by the Symposium Moderator: Paul de Brem, Journalist 09:15 09:35 Future perspectives and sustainability of operational end-to-end telemedicine services based on the Healthware validation Yoani Matsakis, TTSA, Paris, France 09:35 10:45 Round Table: Users feedback Lina Colitta, Telbios, Italy Narasimha-Moorthy Shastry, United Bristol Healthcare Trust, United Kingdom Louis Lareng, CHU Toulouse, France Mariusz Duplaga, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland Vassilis Kontogiannis, FORTH, Crete, Greece George Panayi, University of Cyprus, Greece Pascal Lochelongue, Thales Alenia Space, Cannes, France Moderator Paul de Brem Including Q & A with the audience 10:45 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 13:00 Session 2: Live Demonstrations with European Healthware remote sites 11:00 11:10 Introduction, summarising the previous discussions and explanation of the live demonstration session: by Paul de Brem, Journalist 11:10 11:35 Emergency teleconsultation on board of the VSAT truck French Civil Protection with Commandant Bernard Janin, France 11:35 12:00 Second Opinion Session in Pulmonary Medicine led by Jagiellonian University in Poland Mariusz Duplaga, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland 12:00 12:25 Teleconsultation Application in Acute Medical Care led by Cyprus University Dr. Theodoros Kyprianou, Nicosia General Hospital/University of Cyprus 12:25 12:50 Teleconsultation in Geriatric Care and Psychiatry led by CHU Toulouse Prof. Louis Lareng, CHU Toulouse, France 12:50 13:00 Q&A and Conclusion of morning sessions

3 13:00 14:00 Lunch Break 14:00 14:50 Session 3: Best Practices and Success Stories from Europe 14:00 14:30 MEDICINA-PAIS, telemedicine and regional planning by Prof. Raucoules CHU Nice, France 14:30 14:50 French Guiana telemedicine network (CNES cooperation network): Network Features and Operational Scheme by Dr. Erwan Fontaine, CHU Cayenne, French Guiana 14:50 16:30 Session 4: How to achieve sustainable telemedicine services in Europe 14:50-15:05 Standardisation in e-health and telemedicine Representative from ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) 15:05-15:25 Financing sustainable telemedicine services: Investment and cooperation through Public Private Partnerships Iain Hunter, Scottish Centre for Telehealth 15:25-15:45 Impulse statement: Opportunities and blockers for sustainable telemedicine. Lessons from the Healthware project Hélène Mignot C2 Team 15:45 16:30 Round Table: How to design and finance sustainable satellite-based and terrestrial telemedicine services Panel Iain Hunter, Scottish Centre for Telehealth Dr. Stephan Schug, EHTEL A representative of the European Commission (tbc) A representative of ESA (tbc) Pascal Lochelongue, Healthware Coordinator Moderator: Paul de Brem, Journalist 16:30 Closing Remarks Pascal Lochelongue, Healthware Coordinator,Cannes, France 16:45 End of the Symposium

4 Supporting Information for Participants DATE AND VENUE The workshop will be held on Wednesday, March 5 th, 2008 and will take place at Thales Alenia Space premises, Cannes France : TRANSPORT THALES ALENIA SPACE France AUDITORIUM DU SPACECAMP allée des Cormorans CANNES LA BOCCA REGISTRATION is Free of Charge CONTACT Program Committee Members: Pascal Lochelongue, Healthware Coordinator - pascal.lochelongue@thalesaleniaspace.com Nathalie Ribeiro Vieira - nathalie.ribeiro@cnes.fr Hélène Mignot - helene.mignot@c2team.eu Marc Lange - marc.lange@ehtel.org Stephan Schug - stephan.schug@ehtel.org

5 Organisation: Nathalie Ribeiro Vieira Registration form I would like to attend the Healthware workshop : Name:. Position:.. Organisation:. Address:. City:. Country:... Tel. . Identity Card Number or Passport number:.. Date of issue:.. Date of Expiry:. Authority: Send your registration form to healthware@cnes.fr before 29 th February 2008 because of security measures