Wearables, telemedicine and AI in arrhythmias

Name: Wearables, telemedicine and AI in arrhythmias
Start: 2021-10-07T13:00:00+00:00
End: 2021-10-08T16:00:00+00:00

15:00–18:00 CEST (one afternoon session per day)

07 Oct 2021 - 08 Oct 2021

Add to calendar 2021-10-07T15:00 2021-10-08T18:00 Europe/Paris Wearables, telemedicine and AI in arrhythmias

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To provide a state-of-the-art overview of wearables, telemedicine and AI in cardiac arrhythmias and rhythm management.
To outline the huge opportunities in the healthcare sector but also address the risks and limitations.
To identify roadblocks for wider application in clinical studies and clinical routine.
To define responsibilities for safe and effective implementation of data generation, transmission and analysis.
To develop a roadmap for future development and implementation of those technologies.

Day 1 – 7 October | 15:00–18:00 CEST

15:00–15:05 - Welcome by CRT Chairpersons by Prof. Franz Weidinger (ESC President-Elect) and Dr. Isabelle Lordereau (Amgen)
15:05–15:15 - Introduction and meeting objectives by Meeting Chairpersons
15:15–15:45 - Session 1 – Opening lecture: “Digital transformation in the health care sector: opportunities and challenges” by Prof. Andrea Belliger (Institute for Communication and Leadership, Lucerne)
15:45–16:00 - Discussion
16:00–16:10 - Session 2 – Wearable technologies for arrhythmias and heart failure by Dr. Mintu Turakhia (US)
16:10–16:20 - Session 2 – Pseudo-medical and consumer technologies by Dr. Dave Albert (Alivecor, US)
16:20–16:30 - Session 2 – Implementation in the healthcare pathway by Leonardo Rapallini (Medtronic)
16:30–16:45 - Moderated Panel Discussion 1
16:45–17:00 - Break
17:00–17:10 - Session 3 – Telemedicine technologies for arrhythmias and heart failure by Dr. Emma Svennberg (SE)
17:10–17:20 - Session 3 – Implementation of virtual care pathways by Dr. Manish Wadhwa (Philips/BioTelemetry, US)
17:20–17:30 - Session 3 – Telemedicine, remote technologies and patient values by Truddie Lobban (Arrhythmia Alliance, UK)
17:30–18:00 - Moderated Panel Discussion 2
18:00 - Wrap-up – Let’s continue the conversation tomorrow

Day 2 – 8 October | 15:00–18:00 CEST

15:00–15:10 - Welcome, introduction and summary of day 1 by Chairpersons
15:10–15:40 - Session 4 – Opening lecture: A practical primer on AI and data management in patient care by Prof. Martin Cowie (UK)
15:40–16:00 - Discussion
16:00–16:10 - Session 5 – Application of machine learning and AI in arrhythmias and heart failure by Prof. Paul Friedman (US)
16:10–16:20 - Session 5 – Digital twin of the heart
- Technology perspective by Mehdiyar Haschemi (Siemens Healthineers, DE)
- Clinical insights by Prof. Thomas Deneke (DE)
16:20–16:50 - Moderated Panel Discussion 3
16:50–17:00 - Break
17:00–17:10 - Session 6 – The journey from consumer to patient: prevention opportunities for digital health and AI by Dr. Mike McConnell (Google Health, US)
17:10–17:20 - Session 6 – The patient journey: healthcare provider decision support tools and algorithms by Prof. Jag Singh (Harvard/MGH, US)
17:20–17:50 - Moderated Panel Discussion 4
17:50–18:00 - Wrap-up, next steps and a publication