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The Connected Care Conference

Programme

  • Time
  • Title

  • Registration

    Registration at BI main reception area.
    Coffee and pastries.

  • Conference Opening and Welcoming Speeches

    Room: A1-030

    By Karen Spens, President of BI Norwegian Business School

    By Petter Andreas Ringen, Leader of Division of Mental Health and addiction, Oslo University Hospital

    By Anne Kjersti Fahlvik, Executive Director, Research Council of Norway

    By Kari Kværner, Director of Center for Connected Care, Oslo University Hospital

  • Keynote Presentation: "Digital Healthcare in Practice and Theory: Perspectives on the Future of Digital Care"

    By Lorna Ross, Chief Innovation Officer, VHI Health & Wellbeing, Ireland

    Read about the speaker below. 

  • Break

  • Panel Discussion: “Challenges and Strategies for Digital Innovation in Healthcare at Home”

    Moderator: Josina Vink, Associate Professor, Oslo School of Architecture and Design

    Participants: Lena Nymo Helli, Norway Health Tech, Jens Espeland, Sarpsborg Municipality, Petter Andreas, Olso University Hospital and Line Linstad, National Centre for E-Health Research

    Read about the participants here. 

  • Lunch

    Lunch outside of the auditorium, 1st floor

  • Parallel Sessions*

    * Please see details below.
    There will be smaller breaks throughout the sessions.

  • Conference Dinner

    BI Rooftop restaurant at 7th floor

13:00-17:00: Parallel sessions

Room: B2-040

Session 1: Exploring Directions for the Future of Healthcare Design (EN)

This session is in English.
One of the key questions for this session is: What new directions are needed in healthcare design today?

Moderator: Josina Vink, Associate Professor, AHO

Participants:

  • Shivani Prakash, Designer, DesignIt
  • Zhipeng Duan, PhD Fellow, Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO)
  • Marie Louise Juul Søndergaard, Post Doctoral Research Fellow, Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO)
  • Tomas Edman, Founder and Coordinator at Experio Lab

Room: A2-050

Session 3: Buying Innovative Healthcare Solutions from Suppliers (NO/EN)

This session is in both English and Norwegian.
One of the key questions for this session is: How can we get better at collaborating with innovation environments outside the health services?

Moderator: Jon Bingen Sande, Associate Professor, BI Norwegian Business School

Participants:

  • Jesper Ravn, Senior Advisor, Technology and E-Health, AHUS
  • Meetali Kakad, Chief Medical Officer, Dignio
  • Morten H. Abrahamsen, Associate professor, BI Norwegian Business School
  • Henrik Jensen, Ph.D, Special Consultant, Oslo kommune
  • Anna Stepanova, Ph.D student, BI Norwegian Business School
  • Nis Johannsen, Helse Sør-Øst
  • Arild Kristensen, Norwegian Smart Care Cluster
  • Kjell Arne Grøtting, Spesialrådgiver leverandørsamarbeid, Sykehuspartner
  • Bjørn Ove Caspersen, Avdelingsleder, divisjon sør-øst, Anskaffelser, IKT og Bygg prosjekt, Sykehusinnkjøp
  • Riche Vestby, Innovasjonspådriver helse, Leverandørutviklingsprogrammet

Room: B2-010

Session 2: Evaluering av innovasjoner i helsetjenester (NO)

This session is in Norwegian.
Et av hovedspørsmålene for denne sesjonen er: Hvordan bruke tidlig metodevurdering som beslutningsverktøy i verdibasert prosjektledelse?

Moderator: Linn Støme, Andreas Moan og Thomas Hoholm

Deltakere: 

  • Kari Kværner, Senterdirektør C3 OUS og professor i helseinnovasjon ved Handelshøyskolen BI
  • Linn Støme, Post Doc Fellow, Oslo universitetssykehus
  • Nils Otto Ørjasæter, Førstelektor ved Handelshøyskolen BI
  • Eline Rognli, Oslo universitetssykehus
  • Tone Vaksvik, Ph.D, Oslo universitetssykehus
  • Andreas Moan, Prosjektdirektør RHF Helse Sør-Øst
  • Marit Muri Holmen, Overlege, Brystdiagnostisk senter, Oslo universitetssykehus
  • Petter Risøe, Chief Operating Officer, Diffia AS

  • Just Ebbesen, prosjektdirektør Nye OUS

  • Christian Skattum, innovasjonsleder OUS

  • Espen Arnvik, seksjonsleder Rusforsk OUS

  • Kristin Kornelia Utne, Leder Yngre legers forening (YLF)
  • Kine Jordbakke, kommuneoverlege Seljord og student Topplederprogrammet, Handelshøyskolen BI
  • Birgit Pedersen Larvik, avdelingsleder Larvik kommune og student Ledelse av tjenesteutvikling, Handelshøyskolen BI
  • Anette Borge Erlandsen, leder psykisk helse og avhengighet Tønsberg kommune og student Ledelse av tjenesteutvikling, Handelshøyskolen BI

Room: A2-010

Session 4: Integrasjon og skalering (NO)

This session is in Norwegian.
Et av hovedspørsmålene for denne sesjonen er: Hvorfor er integrasjon og skalering så vanskelig og tidkrevende i praksis?

Moderator: Per Ingvar Olsen, Professor, BI Norwegian Business School

Deltakere: 

  • Harald Sundt-Ohlsen, Oslo kommune
  • Lars Hauge, Country Manager Digital, Siemens Healthineers
  • Bendik Bygstad, Professor, Institutt for Informatikk, Universitetet i Oslo
  • Andreas Moan, Prosjektdirektør, RHF Helse Sør-Øst
  • Kristin Dahlen, Seniorrådgiver, avdeling for finansiering, Helsedirektoratet
  • Jon Helge Andersen, Direktør forretningsutvikling, Aidn

Keynote speaker

Lorna Ross
Lorna Ross

Keynote presentation: "Digital healthcare in practice and theory: perspectives on the future of digital care"

Lorna Ross

Chief Innovation Officer / Adjunct Faculty,
College of Surgeons in Ireland / Mentor at Unreasonable

Lorna Ross is an internationally recognised leader in the area of design-led innovation. Her career spans 30 years of professional experience leading strategic design activity across a range of industry sectors from healthcare to government services. Her work at The Mayo Clinic established the first and largest activity of design in an academic medical institution and became recognised internationally as the benchmark in patient centric healthcare transformation.

In 2018, while at Accenture's Global Innovation Center, The Dock, she founded the Human Insights Lab, in partnership with Trinity College School of Humanities, exploring the ethical and philosophical implications of disruptive emerging technologies. As part of her role on the RTE/ Science Foundation Ireland documentary, Big Life Fix, Lorna became a nationally recognized spokesperson for Irish Design in innovation and an advocate for design acting at a human scale on social issues.

Speakers

Karen Spens
Karen Spens

Welcoming speech

Karen Spens

President at BI Norwegian Business School.

Anne Kjersti Fahlvik
Anne Kjersti Fahlvik

Welcoming speech

Anne Kjersti Fahlvik

Executive Director, Research Council of Norway.

Josina Vink
Josina Vink

Session 1

Josina Vink

Associate Professor of Service Design at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) and Design Lead for the Center for Connected Care (C3). 

Andreas Moan
Andreas Moan

Session 2

Andreas Moan

Assistant Director Research and Development at Oslo University Hospital Oslo

Per Ingvar Olsen
Per Ingvar Olsen

Session 4

Per Ingvar Olsen

Professor at BI Norwegian Business School and research director at the Center for Connected Care (C3) at Oslo University Hospital. 

His research focuses on innovation, business strategy and industrial development in industries of key importance to the Norwegian economy and business, with emphasis on innovation in coupled and interdependent relationships and systems, such as the health sector.

Petter Andreas Ringen
Petter Andreas Ringen

Welcoming speech

Petter Andreas Ringen

Department Head and Professor of Psychiatry at Oslo University Hospital and the University of Oslo.

Kari Kværner
Kari Kværner

Welcoming speech

Kari Kværner

Director of Center for Connected Care, Oslo University Hospital.

Linn Støme
Linn Støme

Session 2

Linn Støme

Special adviser and postdoctoral fellow at Oslo University Hospital. She is an economist with experience in health economic analysis and early health technology assessment.

Jon Bingen Sande
Jon Bingen Sande

Session 3

Jon Bingen Sande

Associate Professor of Marketing at BI Norwegian Business School. 

His research focuses on inter-organisational relations, B2B marketing and public procurement. The topics often revolve around contracts, relationships, interaction, problem solving and innovation.