Day 0: Pre-Forum Activities / 第0天論壇前活動
Updated on 12 September 2011 / 更新於2011年9月12日
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Day 0 (6 October, Thursday)
10月6日 (星期四) 第0天
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Pre-Forum Program: Hospital Visit 論壇前活動: 醫院參觀
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120
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10:00 AM
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(30 pax; Priority given to visitors from outside HK)
2-10 Princess Margaret Hospital Road, New Territories
參觀公立醫院: 瑪嘉烈醫院 (名額:30人; 旅客優先)
九龍荔枝角瑪嘉烈醫院道2-10號
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(30 pax; Priority given to visitors from outside HK)
2 Eastern Hospital Road, Causeway Bay
參觀私營醫院: 聖保祿醫院 (名額:30人; 旅客優先)
銅鑼灣東院道2號
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Pre-Forum Program: Workshops 論壇前活動: 拓導課
Meeting Rooms 8-9, 7/F (50 pax) 7樓會議室8-9 (名額50人)
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120
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2:00 PM
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Facilitator: Dr Antonio SEK, Senior Health Informatician (eHealth Record), Hong Kong Hospital Authority
Description: We welcome 40 professionals from clinical, IT and other backgrounds to join this interactive workshop. The attendees will experience how to come up with various system designs involving health informatics in healthcare institutions. The workshop will make use of the design of the Electronic Patient Record (ePR) as an example. The participants will learn how they can better equip themselves to face the common challenges on application and system designs in the health industry. The workshop is suitable for clinicians, IT professionals, health informatics professionals and other members involved in health care system development or who are interested in pursuing a career in healthcare institutions or in IT service providers serving the healthcare industry.
Language: Cantonese with English terms
Fee: HK$300/participant
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內容:一個為資訊科技人員而設的互動拓導課,目的為增加他們對電子健康系統的開發需求之了解。
語言:廣東話(附帶英語詞彙)
費用: HK$300
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120
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4:00 PM
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Facilitator: Ms Vicky FUNG, Senior Health Informatician, Health Informatics, Hong Kong Hospital Authority
Description: In healthcare, data standardisation helps improve efficiency of healthcare services by reducing duplicate tests and avoid errors by reducing miscommunication and reducing data transcription and duplication. Currently in Hong Kong, health-related and medical data are usually created and kept by different healthcare providers at different locations in different formats. For the benefits of patients, clinicians and the society, a territory-wide patient-oriented eHR sharing system is being developed in a phased approach. Health data standardisation reduces cost of technical integration by allowing systems to interface in a uniform way and relieving system developers from building separate interfaces, thus deemed crucial in view of the trend of increasing IT adoption in healthcare institutions in Hong Kong connecting to the eHR sharing system. This two-hour workshop would help clinicians, heath informatics professionals, and health IT service providers and IT professionals working at healthcare institutions, such as hospitals and clinics, to understand more about how they can better plan and equip themselves for the upcoming development of systems interfacing with the eHR sharing system.
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The participants will learn:
1. Standards being used in the eHR
2. Interpretation of the eHR standards
3. Preparation at the hospitals for the interfacing
4. Principles for data mapping
Language: Cantonese with English terms
Fee: HK$300/participant
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由香港醫館局代表介紹本港目前正在推行的電子健康記錄的信息標準及有關要旨。
語言:廣東話(附帶英語詞彙)
費用:HK$300
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180
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6:00 PM
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9:00 PM
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Welcome Cocktail (by Invitation Only) 歡迎酒會(憑請柬)
Basso Bar, Regal Kowloon Hotel (Tsim Sha Tsui East), 71 Mody Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong 富豪九龍酒店 Basso Bar (尖沙咀東部) 香港九龍尖沙咀麼地道71號
(Exclusive for Organizers, Co-Organizers, Sponsors, VIPs and Speakers) (專為主辦單位、合辦單位、贊助商、貴賓及講者而設)
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Workshop 1 - 6 October at 2pm-4pm
“When Big Data Meets the Doctor”
Facilitator: Dr Antonio Sek, Senior Health Informatician (eHealth Record), Hong Kong Hospital Authority
Description:
We welcome 40 professionals from clinical, IT and other backgrounds to join this interactive workshop. The attendees will experience how to come up with various system designs involving health informatics in healthcare institutions. The workshop will make use of the design of the Electronic Patient Record (ePR) as an example. The participants will learn how they can better equip themselves to face the common challenges on application and system designs in the health industry. The workshop is suitable for clinicians, IT professionals, health informatics professionals and other members involved in health care system development or who are interested in pursuing a career in healthcare institutions or in IT service providers serving the healthcare industry.
Fee: HK$300/participant
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Workshop 2 - 6 Oct at 4pm-6pm
"Preparation for interfacing with the eHR"
Facilitator: Ms Vicky Fung, Senior Health Informatician, Health Informatics, Hospital Authority
Description: In healthcare, data standardisation helps improve efficiency of healthcare services by reducing duplicate tests and avoid errors by reducing miscommunication and reducing data transcription and duplication. Currently in Hong Kong, health-related and medical data are usually created and kept by different healthcare providers at different locations in different formats. For the benefits of patients, clinicians and the society, a territory-wide patient-oriented eHR sharing system is being developed in a phased approach.
Health data standardisation reduces cost of technical integration by allowing systems to interface in a uniform way and relieving system developers from building separate interfaces, thus deemed crucial in view of the trend of increasing IT adoption in healthcare institutions in Hong Kong connecting to the eHR sharing system. This two-hour workshop would help clinicians, heath informatics professionals, and health IT service providers and IT professionals working at healthcare institutions, such as hospitals and clinics, to understand more about how they can better plan and equip themselves for the upcoming development of systems interfacing with the eHR sharing system.
The participants will learn:
1. Standards being used in the eHR
2. Interpretation of the eHR standards
3. Preparation at the hospitals for the interfacing
4. Principles for data mapping
Fee: HK$300/participant
Back to program
