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Monday, 24 October, 2011
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8:15 - 8:30
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8:30 - 9:15
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Re-Engineering the Delivery System to Reduce Disparities and Increase Access to Primary Care |
- How the Family Health Program of Rio de Janeiro reduced the number of avoidable hospitalizations for chronic disease through major expansion of primary care
- Setting national policy for primary care with a focus on multidisciplinary Family Health Teams focused on health promotion, prevention, recovery, rehabilitation and maintaining the health of the community
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Session to be presented in Portuguese and English with simultaneous translations available |
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9:15 - 10:00
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Health Systems Transformation to Reduce Costs and to Expand Access to Quality Care |
- Strategies to catalyze major reconstructions of healthcare with a focus on private sector capabilities
- The Chilean experience to ensure access to care - Insights into the Health Guarantee System (AUGE) and the four variables that guarantee accessibility, opportunity for delivery, quality and financial protection
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Dr Pedro Garcia Aspillaga
Former Minister of Health
Ministry of Health of Chile
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Richard Bartlett
Associate Director
International Partnership for Innovative Healthcare Delivery (IPIHD)
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Session to be presented in Spanish and English with simultaneous translations available |
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10:00 - 10:45
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10:45 - 11:30
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Prevention and Population Health—Attacking the Health and Economic Burden of Chronic Disease |
- Detailing cost-effective preventive strategies that can be adapted and adopted to improve chronic disease outcomes in Latin America
- Medtronic's commitment to tackle non-communicable diseases and how its size and scalability can help create sustainable change in the health outcomes of the world’s lowest-income populations
- Intermedica’s preventive health program and how the organization was able to reduce health costs by promoting preventive health care
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Dr Paulo Barbanti
President
Intermedica
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James Hogan
President
Medtronic Latin America
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Luiz Augusto Ferreira Carneiro
Superintendente Executivo
Instituto de Estudos de Saúde Suplementar
General Manager
Institute for Health Insurance (IESS)
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Session to be presented in Portuguese and English with simultaneous translations available |
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11:30 - 12:15
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Innovations in Private Insurance—New Financing Models for Improved Access and Sustainable Care |
- A forward look at the elderly population as the new insurance consumer
- New products and financing models to adapt to the changing consumer demographics including new plans that combine medical and retirement plans
- The evolving role of disease management and prevention to allow for healthy ageing and lower health care costs
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Marcio Serôa de Araujo Coriolano
President, Bradesco Saúde S/A;
President, FENASAUDE
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Leandro Reis
Director Deputy Chairman
Agência Nacional de Saúde Suplementar (ANS) National Health Agency (ANS)
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Luiz Augusto Ferreira Carneiro
Superintendente Executivo
Instituto de Estudos de Saúde Suplementar
General Manager
Institute for Health Insurance (IESS)
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Session to be presented in Portuguese and English with simultaneous translations available |
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12:15 - 13:45
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13:45 - 14:30
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Harnessing the Power of Health IT and Data Analytics to Transform the Delivery of Care |
- Leveraging HIT platforms to innovate new care coordination models
- How greater utilization of information and communications technology (ICT), through eHealth and mHealth initiatives can expand access to quality care, reduce inefficiencies and cut costs
- Going digital for better health and better data – Leveraging the EHR to enable better decisions and care coordination for rising complex chronic conditions
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Louise Batchelder
Director of the Healthcare & Life Sciences Group
British Chamber of Commerce in Mexico
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José Alarcón Irigoyen
Partner
PwC Mexico
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14:30 - 15:15
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15:15 - 16:00
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16:00 - 16:45
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New Investments in Latin American Health Care |
- A foreword Look at the key attributes of Latin American health care business models that are attracting venture capitalist and private equity funding
- How Latin America's emerging market is stimulating investment opportunities across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru as well as emerging markets that are trending profitability
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Mariano García-Valiño
Corporate Vice President and President
Bausch + Lomb, Latin America
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Cecilia Gonzalo
Managing Director, Healthcare
Warburg Pincus, USA
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Juan Pablo Zucchini
Managing Director, São Paulo/Buenos Aires
Advent International
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Session to be presented in English with simultaneous translations available |
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16:45 - 17:30
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Innovations for a Health Care Revolution |
- Reverse Innovations in health care - GE Healthcare’s commitment to innovate and develop low cost, high quality products specifically for emerging markets
- The three pillars of the healthymagination strategy – Addressing solutions for improved access, quality and cost and how GE Healthcare is addressing these needs specific to the Latin America market
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Rogerio Patrus
President & CEO
GE Healthcare Latin America
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Richard Bartlett
Associate Director
International Partnership for Innovative Healthcare Delivery (IPIHD)
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Session to be presented in English with simultaneous translations available |
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17:30 - 18:30
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Tuesday, 25 October, 2011
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8:00 - 8:45
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Global Innovations in Health Care Delivery and New Partnership Models to Expand Access and Sustainable Care |
- Insights into the International Partnership for Innovative Healthcare Delivery and research on global innovations and partnerships that deliver high-quality care at a lower cost
- Identifying and sharing emerging health care delivery models in technology, financing, services, and workforce innovation
- Creating shareholder value and fostering innovation through expanded access -- Commercially viable programs that dramatically improve health care access in the developing world and global health status
- Strategy, evolution and highlights of global, multi-stakeholder initiatives to improve access in emerging markets through innovative private/public partnerships
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Richard Bartlett
Associate Director
International Partnership for Innovative Healthcare Delivery (IPIHD)
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Krishna Udayakumar, MD, MBA
Director
Duke Medicine Global
Strategy, Business Development, and Special Projects,
Duke Translational Medicine Institute
Assistant Professor of Global Health and Medicine, Duke University
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Session to be presented in English with simultaneous translations available |
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8:45 - 9:30
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Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Improve the Quality of Chronic Disease Care |
- Strategies for workplace wellness, and how employee wellness is an important part of corporate strategy and to reduce health care costs and absenteeism
- Insight into Dow Chemical's global health and wellness program and results from tracking employee health status on global basis
- How greater utilization of information and communications technology (ICT), through eHealth and mHealth initiatives can expand access to quality care, reduce inefficiencies and cut costs
- The power of SMS messaging, social networks and new information and communication technologies to provide and monitor health
- The business case of protecting and promoting the employees' health
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Michel Daud Filho, MD
Director of Health and Quality of Life
Vivo S.A.
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Sergio Salomon
Director, EH&S; Sustainability
Dow Chemical Latin America
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Session to be presented in Portuguese and English with simultaneous translations available |
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9:30 - 10:15
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Success with Simple mHealth and Telehealth Technologies—Transforming the Delivery of Care |
- Realizing the potential of technology-based network to revolutionize the delivery of health care
- Carlos Slim Health Institute’s commitment to fight the chronic disease epidemic that exist in Mexico and other countries in the Latin America region
- How the Carlos Slim Health Institute is reinvigorating primary care to improve service effectiveness and the delivery of care for chronic disease
- Innovative approaches for health service delivery include the use of mobile and tele-health technologies to empower patient wellness and disease management
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Krishna Udayakumar, MD, MBA
Director
Duke Medicine Global
Strategy, Business Development, and Special Projects,
Duke Translational Medicine Institute
Assistant Professor of Global Health and Medicine, Duke University
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Session to be presented in English with simultaneous translations available |
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10:15 - 10:45
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10:45 - 11:30
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Innovative Public Private Partnerships Models |
- How Private-Public Partnerships in Sao Paulo have transformed the delivery of care
- Private hospitals and different models of outsourcing public health services
- Determining appropriate operational and financial management structures in Private-Public Partnerships – Lessons from São and Belo Horizonte
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Paulo DalFabbro
Leader of Private-Public Partnership Practice
PwC Brazil
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Januário Montone
Municipal Health Secretary
Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Session to be presented in Portuguese with simultaneous translations available |
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11:30 - 12:15
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Private Sector Innovations that Drive Access to Prescribed Medicines |
- The rise of the Pharmacy Benefit Management Industry in Brazil and Latin America in managing prescriptions and providing drug access - The Brazilian model of drug payers.
- Insights into the ePharma business model and its exclusive drivers that allowed significant changes in the prescription drug benefit in Brazil
- The Pharmaceutical industry’s strategic approach to corporate social responsibility globally and how AstraZeneca is approaching opportunities in emerging markets with a focus on access to medicine, treatments, therapies, etc.
- The need to provide more than just pharmaceuticals - How to become a trusted partner with the consumer and provide transparency and education that help consumers make more informed decisions.
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Luiz Carlos S. Monteiro
President
ePharma
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Rubens Pedrosa
President
AstraZeneca Brazil
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Session to be presented in Portuguese and English with simultaneous translations available |
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12:15 - 13:45
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13:45 - 14:30
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New Business Models in Healthcare—Creating Long Term Solutions for Global Health Care Provisions |
- Preparing for the rising tide – the challenges of emerging markets and how to address these
- Keeping pace with the innovation developments: different models and different risk sharing between hospital and equipment providers
- Changing trends towards new partnership models and insights in best practices of long term partnerships in emerging markets
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João Gregório Penido Filho
Diretor
Hospital Maternidade Christóvão da Gama
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Anouk Vermeer
General Manager of Philips Healthcare Solutions
Philips Healthcare
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Session to be presented in English with simultaneous translations available |
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14:30 - 15:15
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Innovative, Collaborative Models for Health Services Through Telehealth Solutions |
- Projeto Cies - How the largest mobile medical Center in the world takes specialized, humanized and high-technology preventive medical care to communities in need
- Insights into the self-sustaining management model of integrating health that utilizes advanced technology through its mobile health centre to offer services in 10 medical specialties
- Breaking out of the traditional medical and health services and the shift to the concept of shared management among public authorities, private initiatives, civil society and communities
- Insights into innovative funding and care delivery model that brings sustainable care to the most underserved populations in Brazil
- Scale national centers of clinical excellence for greatest impact and sustainability
- Promote and embed widespread adoption of best-practice models
- Unleash clinical expertise and new clinical practices through professional collaboration
- Deliver timely access to specialists and multi-disciplinary care
- Empower patients through customized multi-disciplinary support
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Robert Kikawa
Founder, Projeto Cies;
World Economic Forum's Social Entrepreneur of the Year (2011)
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Gustavo Menéndez-Bernales
Managing Director
Internet Business Solutions Group
Cisco Systems Inc.
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Flávio Alcoforado
Undersecretary of Management
Municipal Health and Consumer Protection
Rio de Janeiro
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Session to be presented in Portuguese with simultaneous translations available |
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15:15 - 16:00
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16:45 - 17:30
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Economic Sustainability of Health in Brazil
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- Updates on Brazil’s only public listed collective health service provider and experience with economic growth and prosperity
- Investor’s perspective on the demand for new equity in Brazil and experience with IPO pricing in Brazil
- Strategies for business model diversification, innovative product development strategies, services and solutions designed for lower income populations and made possible by private sector investment
- How Brazil’s stability, growth and credibility in the global economy make it a particularly attractive place for health investment
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17:30
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