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About eHEALTH India 2008

This years event is poised to surpass the outcomes and value-returns of the previous year by creating a wider opportunity of engagement for stakeholders across the industry value-chain, comprising - service providers, technology vendors, insurers, investors, industry associations, academicians, regulators and the government. The conference will create an enabling opportunity for the industry to celebrate success stories, debate controversies, discuss strategies, deliberate business policies, echo innovations and investigate opportunities awaiting the healthcare industry in India.

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About eHEALTH India 2008 Exhibition

eHEALTH India 2008 exhibition is an integral part of the event that intends to create an opportunity for the industry to feature innovative solutions and latest developments that have been made in areas of healthcare IT, hospital automation, tele-health, tele-medicine, diagnostic technologies and medical electronics. It will also encourage showcase of homecare monitoring devices, ambient intelligence solutions, personal health record applications, assistive technology, mobile clinical devices, data transfer, archiving tools and more.

Key Speakers & Panelists

Dr Bidhan Das Member - Technical Committee, NABH	Manish Gupta CIO, Fortis Healthcare	Vijayrajan A CIO & CTO, Manipal Hospitals
Dr Karanvir Singh Head-HIS, Ganga Ram Hospital	Dr R S Tyagi Head-Computer Facility, AIIMS	U K Ananthpadmanabhan Sr VP(IT), KMC
Kerry Straton Managing Director, InterSystems	Dr Hemant Kumar Healthcare Solutions Group, Microsoft India	Satish Kini CEO, 21st Century Healthcare Solutions
Sandeep Sinha Dy Director, Healthcare Practise, Frost & Sullivan	Avinash Pandey CTO CGSL	Anjan Bose Sr Director & Business Head, Philips Electronics
Sham Banerji Director-Corporate Business, Texas Instruments	R Guru Moorthy Executive Director, Karishma Software Ltd.	Vijaya Verma Founder & CEO Yos Technologies
Dr Ramesh Subramaniam MD, Idhasoft	Alam Singh Asst Managing Director, Milliman Consulting	Ananthraman S Iyer Regional Director (India), InterSystems more..

Technical Sessions

Technology Infrastructure for Public Health Transformation - Challenges, Success Stories & Solutions
IT@Healthcare Delivery – improving clinical outcomes, leveraging business performance
Connected Healthcare – network infrastructure, information access & remote care delivery
EMR Best Practices & Information Sharing for Integrated Healthcare
Emerging Frontiers & Best Practices in Medical Imaging, RIS & PACS
Innovations in Medical Electronics & Bio-Medical Engineering

Target Audience

CEOs, Medical Directors, Chief Administrators of Tier I & II hospitals
Practicing doctors, physicians and specialists from reputed hospitals
Senior executives from diagnostic and clinical research companies
Senior decision makers and bureaucrats from central and state governments.
Senior Executives/Managers from IT and medical technology companies
Senior Executives from financial institutions, investment firms and insurance companies
Experts, Consultants and Industry Analysts from reputed research firms

Special Panels

Healthcare is finaly getting the better share of IT!

A high growth rate of the industry, coupled with heightened focus on quality and efficiency of service delivery is fueling heavy IT investments from hospitals and care providers. no wonder why India is fast emerging as the leading Asian country in terms of growth in healthcare IT market.

However, still, IT practices in this industry is neither standardised nor well-understood ..and to a large extent 'undermined'. there is a need for appropriate capacity building and unadulterated knowledge-sharing among solution providers, practitioners and end users.

Get all of these and much more when some of the finest IT brains of the industry get together this summer at the 'Hospital CIO Conclave' of eHEALTH India 2008.

The midas touch of technology has redefined medicare over the years!

Starting with the invention of 'stethoscope' till the modern day 'nuclear medicine' - technology continues to revolutionise medical practise ..all of these, to create a healthier world.

At the present day, 'India' is a synonym to 'Innovation' ..and a promising global hub of medical technology and manufacturing. with a booming healthcare sector, the market potential is enormous. there is a dire need to get over regulatory hurdles, create enabling environment for market access and encourage standardisation.

Get the leaders of this industry 'unplugged' at 'Medical Technology Forum of eHEALTH India 2008