MEDITEL 2002 Organised by : Medical Computer Society of India, AA-147,Annangar, 3 rd Avenue Chennai- 600 040, India. Tel.: 0091-44-263378/79 Fax:: 91-44-6263477

MEDITEL 2002 Organised by :

Medical Computer Society of India, AA-147,Annangar, 3rd Avenue

Chennai- 600 040, India.

Tel.: 0091-44-263378/79

Fax:: 91-44-6263477

[email protected]

MEDICAL INFORMATICS & TELEMEDICINE CONFERENCE

“MEDITEL 2002“

AN INVITATION TO PARTICPATE

By

Dr.Sunil Shroff

Chairman, MEDITEl 2002, Chennai

MEDITEL 2002

DATES

23 – 25th Aug 2002

Venue:

23rd Aug at Sri Ramachandra Hospital

24th& 25th Aug at Taj Connemera Hotel

MEDITEL 2002

• Why MEDITEL 2002

• Objectives of the conference

• When & Where MEDITEL 200

• Target audience

• Organisations Expected to Attend

• Programme

MEDITEL 2002: website address: www.medindia.net/meditel2002

Key Drivers to the changes:• Arrival of technology ( Computers & Internet)• Rapid advances in Health Sciences• Maturing International platforms on Telemedicine &

Telesurgical experiments • Bringing IT in healthcare major objectives of many

Govt. across the world.

Global Changing Trends in Healthcare(1980- 2002)

Throughout the world, new and emerging information and telecommunication technologies

(IT & T) have the enormous potential to help improve the delivery of healthcare and achieve better quality

healthcare.

“Bad times have a scientific value.These are the occasions a good learner would not miss “ – Ralph Waldo Emerson

E-Healthcare – Present

Maturing International platforms on Telemedicine & Telesurgical experiments

Bringing IT in healthcare major objectives of many Govt. in the world.

Tremendous opportunity emerging for Indian IT Healthcare Industry

Private & Govt. initiatives in India are now starting to become visible

Computer & Internet’s Impact on Healthcare

Key Driver for Process Reengineering

Technology Tool

Communication MediaKnowledge Source

Key Driver for Process Reengineering

Hardly any process within the healthcare system has remained unaffected by Computers & Internet

Information Management has emerged as a key functionality within healthcare

Internet’s biggest contribution

Processes are made location independent

Technology Tool

Clinical Process Improvement

Delivering Cost Benefits

Technology Sharing

Communication Tool

Knowledge Sharing

Access to key Medical & Surgical Skills

Patient Interaction

"Some day we will build up a world telephone system making necessary to all people the use of a common language, which will join all the people of the earth

into one brotherhood.“ – Gen. JJ Carty, Chief Eng., AT&T,1915

Knowledge Source

Increased Patient Awareness

Pedagogical Tool Extraordinary

Knowledge Sans frontiers

Universal Access to Knowledge

E-Healthcare – Future

MEDITEL 2002




• Target audience


• Programme


Objectives of MEDITEL 2002

• Bring together Doctors, Computer technocrats and Healthcare IT Industry on one common Platform

• To evolve common strategies to deliver effective healthcare in India by making effective use of IT technology that is currently available

• To set standards for the Indian IT healthcare Industry

Objectives of MEDITEL 2002

• To bring together Govt. IT secretaries of four southern states and propose a common strong southern corridors from India to promote IT healthcare for the Industry

• To project what is latest in medical informatics & telemedicine in India and to glimpse at what is coming in the future

MEDITEL 2002




• Target audience


• Programme


When & Where MEDITEL 2002

Dates & Venue of the MEDITEL 2002

• 23rd August – Friday – Telemedicine & Telesurgery daySri Ramachandra Medical College & Research

Institute,Porur, Chennai - 600116

• 24th August – Saturday -– Medical InformaticsHotel Taj Connemera

• 25th August – Sunday Medical Informatics Hotel Taj Connemera

MEDITEL 2002




• Target audience


• Programme


Target Audience for MEDITEL 2002

• Doctors with interest in IT as applicable to healthcare• Hospital administrators• Hospital EDP dept personnel• Computer technocrats with interest in IT as applicable to

healthcare

• IT Companies in healthcare field• Imaging solutions companies• Government bodies in healthcare research • International vendors in IT healthcare• Pharmaceutical companies

Target Audience for MEDITEL 2002

MEDITEL 2002




• Target audience


• Programme


Organisations Expected to Attend MEDITEL 2002

1.Sun Microsystems, Asia -Pacific, Singapore

2. Ministry of Health, UAE3. Ministry of computing and

communication, Cuba4. Riks Hosp, Norway.5. Meditron, USA6. Healthscribe, Bangalore7. Infosys, Bangalore8. St Johns Medical College, Bangalore9. Wipro GE, Bangalore10. Tata Consultancy Services, 11. Cognisant Technologies, 12. Sankar Nethralaya, Chennai13. Arvind Eye Hospital, Madurai

14. Mediscan, Chennai16.. Sri Ramachandra Medical

College & Research & Institute17.. Konkan Railway, Goa18. Remote Sensing &

Communication Centre, Gujarat19. Medical online, Malaysia20. Aum Meditec, Mumbai21. Max healthcare, Mauhali22. Techno-Telemedicine, N.Delhi23. Escorts Hospital, N.Delhi24.. CMC Hospital, Vellore25. Apollo Hospitals, India26. TIDCO27.. Technical Teachers Training

Institute, Taramani, Chemnni

Organisations Expected to Attend MEDITEL 2002

28.. Armed Forces Medical College, Pune, India

29. Post-Graduate Institute of medical Sciences, Chandigarh

30. Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi

31. Asia heart Foundation, Bangalore32. Quintiles 33. Dept ofHealth, Jammu & Kashmir,

Srinagar34. National Institute of Mental Health

and NeuroSciences(NIMHANS), Bangalore

35. Sudisa Consultancy Services,Haryana

36. Minasian Medical Centre, Armenia

37. All India Institute of medicl Sciences, N.Delhi

38. Military Hospital, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

39. AMRITA INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, MATA AMRITANANDAMAYI MATHASHRAM LANE, AZAD ROAD, KALOOR KOCHI

40. Agarwal’s Eye Clinic41. Anna University42. IIT, Chennai

MEDITEL 2002




• Target audience


• Programme


Programme of MEDITEL2002

23rd Aug 2002 Co-ordinator for the day - Dr.Selvakumar, Telemedicine Head SRMC & RI,

Chennai

Morning SessionTELEMEDICINE SESSION -Director – Dr.Selvakumar, Session on Tele-radiology – Director – Dr.Suresh, Mediscan, ChennaiSession on Tele-opthalmology – Director – Dr.Navin Jaykumar, Asankar

Nethralaya

Afternoon Session – Directors - Dr.Sudarsan, Banglaore law School & Dr.Jhunjhunwala, IIT,

Chennai Accreditation / Legal / Privacy / Security / Confidentiality / Economics of

Telemedicine

Demo of Telemedicine & Tele-surgery with Norway & Andaman

Islands


24rd Aug 2002 – Taj Connemara HotelCo-ordinator for the day – Dr.Sunil Shroff, MCSI)

Morning Session(Hospital Management Information Systems (HMIS) & E-Health Care - Director - Dr.Suresh & Dr.Sumanthraman

24th Aug 2002 – Afternoon Session – Session on EMR (Director - Ms.Kala,TCS, Chennai) Health Portals (Director – Dr.Shroff, Chennai) Evening ( 7.30PM onwards)BANQUET DINNER

25 Exhibitors will be allowed to Participate by putting up a 3mt x 2mts stall at the conference Venue

25th Aug 2002 – Taj Connemara Hotel

Co-ordinator for the day – Dr.Sumanthraman

Morning Session

Medical Transcription

Export Market for Indian Medical informatics

Insurance & Finance

25th Aug 2002 – Afternoon Session –

E-Education (Directors –Dr.Balasubramanyam & Dr.Seshadari)

Virtual Reality as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool

Valedictory Function


25 Exhibitors will be allowed to Participate by putting up a 3mt x 2mts stall at the conference Venue

"...New paradigms are emerging and this will change the very way medicine is practiced in this century."

Dr. Sunil ShroffChairman

MEDITEL 2002 Chennai, India

[email protected]

Thank You

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MEDITEL 2002 Organised by : Medical Computer Society of India, AA-147,Annangar, 3 rd Avenue Chennai- 600 040, India. Tel.: 0091-44-263378/79 Fax:: 91-44-6263477