aal summit 2012

Final Programme

AAL SUMMIT 2012 Market and policy development for an aging society conference New avenues to fill the gap between health and welfare demands and effective ICT solutions

27 - 29th June 2012, Euskalduna Conference Center, Bilbao



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www.aalsummit2012.org




Index Welcome from the Chairs

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Programme Committee

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General Information

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Programme at a glance

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Speakers / Chairs

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Objectives

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Official events

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PLENARY SESSIONS – PL1: Closing the gap between present needs and Ambient Assisted Living solutions: How can Technology-based solutions better fulfil the users demand?

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– PL2: A tour around the ageing world: health, social and economic implications

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– PL3: AAL marketplace: What is the fuel for industry skateholders and what are the benefits for investors?

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– PL4: Actions for AAL vision becoming a reality

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– Bilbao Declaration

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– Joint Virtual session - AAL Summit + ISG Conference

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PARALLEL TRACKS PT1: Financing, Entrepreneurship and Business creation in AAL

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– PT11: A quick tour on financing methods and possibilities for AAL: European, US and Israeli experience

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– PT12: From Business Modeling to Business Creation: strategies for AAL

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– PT13: Importance and role of Technology and Innovation in the creation of start-ups

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– PT14: Building the case for AAL investment

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PT2: Developing new markets: social innovation and emergent countries

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– PT21: Opportunity-seeking in the thriving silver market

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– PT22: Should AAL look only into Europe or target other markets?

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– PT23: Social Innovation: Integrated cooperative approaches for formal and informal caregiving

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– PT24: How to maximize cooperation between industry, prescribers and innovators

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PT3: New paradigms in homecare and user empowerment

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– PT31: Disease Management: the importance of self-care

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– PT32: Future ICT-enabled care: results from real-life examples

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– PT33: Deploying AAL Services for independent living

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– PT34: AAL Technology: user experience and the client-focused approach

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SPECIAL SESSIONS

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– Special Session: A bridge over the chasm. Testing the barriers to AAL market adoption

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– Special Session: EU Regions

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– Special Session: EU Regions Part I. Introduction of Basque Country Policies: past and future developmentes

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– Special Session: EU Regions Part II. Basque Country best practices

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– Special Session: EU Regions Part III. International and reflection panel with presentations

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SIDE EVENTS

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– Transnational AAL2business Workshop. How to get AAL products and services to the market?

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– Investors Forum

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– Matchmaking Session

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– Tête a Tête Session

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Supporting Partners

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Exhibitor’s floor plan

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Welcome from the chairs Dear Colleagues and Friends, On behalf of the Programme Committee of the Bilbao AAL Summit, we would like to extend a very warm welcome to all of you, to a meeting which we hope will be historic, during this European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations. The AAL Joint Programme is a initiative supported by three Associate and 20 EU Member States, among which Spain is a key member. We have made a conscientious effort to set up the ideal conditions so that in these three days of meeting, dialogue and learning we can advance towards defining paths of action which will enable us to develop the necessary policies and markets for an aging society which is also facing an unprecedented financial and budgetary crisis. These conditions include a wide and diverse mix of participants, adding greater depth to the usual AAL fellowship and including the active presence of users and prescribers, with particular focus on health and social care managers, as well as investors who have seen the huge opportunities in a growing market, capable of generating employment, wealth and competitiveness. We also have, of course, all the visionaries, entrepreneurs and promoters behind the new AAL products and services which will enable us to tackle this huge problem in a way which is humane, healthy, effective and efficient, and we would like to encourage all of you to put your ideas forward, to seek progress in the business models which will foster a better approach to the challenges facing us under the current economic and financial situation. To this end we have defined a programme which will inspire ideas and create energy, enabling us to overcome the hurdles which currently hinder our progress; a programme which we hope will be interesting and challenging for everyone. From the plenary sessions to the parallel sessions we will not only be asking questions, but also proposing paths along which to advance which we hope to convert, with your help, into paths towards solutions. I would like to thank all the Programme Committee members for having contributed to its definition and having filled it with life. The Basque Country provides the backdrop to this AAL Summit programme, presenting its experience in the design of a health and social care policy which is developing the market of aging and chronicity as a challenge to be met by science, technology and innovation, but also, at the

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same time by industry and citizens. It is a success story which is currently “under construction” among many others which are still to be developed and constructed in other European regions which will also be given their opportunity here during this summit. To all those who believe that this ecosystem known as AAL will only flourish with new paths of dialogue and interaction between agents, arenas and different regions, the Bilbao AAL Summit offers you a forum which previously had not existed and one which is going to be around for a long time; to those of you who may have a different opinion, we hope to both surprise you and, of course, to be surprised ourselves. Welcome to the AAL Summit!

Mike Biddle Conference Chair. Technology Strategy Board and President AALA

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Olga Rivera Conference Co-Chair. Basque Country’s Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation




Programme Committee Mike Biddle Technology Strategy Board and President AALA, United Kingdom

Olga Rivera, PhD Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation, Basque Government, Spain

Julián Pérez Director of Osakidetza, Spain

Iñaki San Sebastián Deputy Managing Director of TECNALIA, Spain

Jesús Mari Fernández Deputy Minister of Health, Basque Government, Spain

Juan Carlos Castrosín CEO in Platform of Investments and Powerful Inventions & AALA Advisory Board, Spain

Peter Saraga AALA Advisory Board, United Kingdom

María Iglesia Gómez Head of Unit, Strategy and Analysis, DG-SANCO, EU Commission, Belgium

José Luis Monteagudo, PhD Telemedicine and eHealth Research Unit. ISCIII -Institute of Health Carlos III, Spain

Anne-Sophie Parent Secretary General of AGE Platform Europe -The European Older People’s Platform- & AALA Advisory Board, Belgium

Elena Urdaneta Director of INGEMA, Spain

Sofía Moreno Consultant and formerly Secretary eVIA, Spain

Estefanía Olmos Secretary eVIA, Spanish Technological Platform for Health and Wellbeing, Spain

Roberto Nuño Director of O+BERRI, the Basque Institute for Healthcare Innovation, Spain

Rafael Sánchez Director of Osarean, Osakidetza Networking, Spain

John Turner NHS 24 Scotland, Chief Executive, United Kingdom

Esteban de Manuel Director of Kronikgune, Research Centre of Excellence on Chronicity, Spain

Peter Raeymaekers Formerly Coordinator of Flanders’ Care and of CORAL network, Belgium

José Miguel Azkoitia, PhD Business Development Director, Health Division, TECNALIA, Spain

Claus F. Nielsen International Business Manager of DELTA & AAL FORUM 2010 Programme Committee chair, Denmark

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General Information VENUE Euskalduna Conference Centre and Concert Hall Abandoibarra Avenue, 3 - 48011 Bilbao, Biscay www.euskalduna.net TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT EVENTIA Tel: +34. 902.540.415 Email: [email protected] During the Summit the Technical Secretary will be located at the registration desk (Level 0). Office hours: • June 27 I 14:00 - 19:00 • June 28 I 09:00 - 14:00 and 15:00 - 19:00 • June 29 I 09:00 - 13:00 SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION Simultaneous translation will be provided for all sessions. REGISTRATION To gain access to the site, attendees must visibly bear their personal registration to be supplied along with the documents. For safety reasons no person lacking the correct registration will be allowed to access the premises. Registration forms will also contain a voucher for the Summit’s official dinner. This voucher must be shown upon entry to the dinner. No replacements will be provided for lost vouchers. CERTIFICATES Important note: Certificates for lectures delivered have been prepared based on information provided by their authors. As such, no new certificates will be issued unless an error has been made by the organization. Certificates for lectures: will be delivered by the moderator of each table after their defense. A copy will be provided to each author. Attendance certificates: may be collected from Friday the 29th at 9:30, at the registration counter. 8




REGISTRATION FEE The registration fee for the event is 500€, to be paid in cash. INTERNET A Wi-Fi connection is available for attendees in the common areas of the Euskalduna Conference Centre. TOURIST INFORMATION Bilbao Turismo will be available at the Summit’s Commercial Exhibition to provide tourist information. COFFEE BREAK AND LUNCH As mentioned in the Programme, both will be served in Summit’s Commercial Exhibition area. OFFICIAL DINNER The official dinner will take place on Thursday June 28 at the iconic Palacio San Joseren, located in the Biscayan municipality of Getxo, only 20 minutes from Bilbao. The Palacio San Joseren is a former mansion dating back to the start of the 20th century, recently remodeled while retaining all its details and original style. Exceptionally located next to the Bilbao Abra, it provides the perfect setting to celebrate this event. To make travel easier for attendees, the organization will provide buses from two of the Summit’s official hotels. Please be aware that the site does not have public parking. • Hotel Ercilla (Ercilla, 37 - 39) • Hotel NH Villa de Bilbao (Gran Vía, 89) Please be on time. Attendees missing the transfer service will have to arrive on their own. (Review timetables) 20:30 I Bus transfer from official hotels 21:00 I Reception. Welcome drinks 21:30 I Dinner 23:30 I First bus leaves 01:00 I Last bus leaves 9




Programme at a glance WEDNESDAY, 27 ROOM

EXHIBITION HALL

A1

THURSDAY, 28 B TERRAZA

EXHIBITION HALL

09:30 - 10:00

A1

Plenary session 3

10:00 - 10:30 10:30 - 11:00 11:00 - 11:30

Parallel Track 11

11:30 - 11:45

AAL2Business Workshop

11:45 - 12:00

(Restricted audience. Invitation needed)

12:00 - 12:15 12:15 - 12:30

Coffee break

12:30 - 12:45 12:45 - 13:00

Parallel Track 22

13:00 - 13:30 13:30 - 14:00

Glass of txakoli courtesy of Bilbao Convention Bureau + Lunch

14:00 - 14:30 14:30 - 15:00 15:00 - 15:30 15:30 - 16:00

Parallel Track 13 Official Opening

16:00 - 16:30 16:30 - 17:00

Plenary session 1

17:00 - 17:30 17:30 - 18:00 18:00 - 18:30 18:30 - 19:00

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Exhibition opening Coffee break Plenary session 2

Coffee break Investors Forum - Tête à tête sessions (networking area) Restricted audience. Invitation needed

Parallel Track 24




THURSDAY, 28 A2

A4

BARRIA 2

FRIDAY, 29 B1

EXHIBITION HALL

A1

Plenary session 4

Parallel Track 21

Parallel Track 31

Coffee break

Barriers to AAL market adoption

Bilbao Declaration Joint virtual session AAL SUMMIT - ISG Conference

Parallel Track 12

Parallel Track 32

Official Closing

EU Regions. Part I

Parallel Track 23

Parallel Track 33

EU Regions. Part II

Parallel Track 14

Parallel Track 34

EU Regions. Part III

Investors Forum - matchmaking session. Restricted audience. Invitation needed

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Speakers

Alejandro RuelasGossi, PhD

Founding Dean Jacobs Center on Lifelong Learning and Institutional Development and Vice President of Jacobs University Bremen. Germany.

Fernando Fantova PhD

Mike Biddle

Director of Etorbizi Foundation. Spain.

Technology Strategy Board and President AALA, United Kingdom.

Peeter Ross, MD, PhD

Sungyoung Lee, PhD

Expert at Estonian E-Health Foundation. Estonia

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Ursula M. Staudinger, PhD, ML

Director & Professor of Strategy at Adolfo Ibáñez School of Management, Miami, USA.

Director of the EastWest Neo Medical u-Life Care IT Research Center, South Korea.

Walter van Kuijen

Head of Strategy and Business Development, Royal Philips Electronics. Netherlands.

Marja Vaarama, PhD. Assistant Director General of the National Institute for Health and Welfare and chair of Joint Programming More years better life. Finland.

Claus F. Nielsen

International Business Manager of DELTA & AAL FORUM 2010 Programme Committee Chair. Denmark.

Holly B. Jimison,PhD Associate Professor of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology at Oregon Health & Science University, USA.

Rafael Sánchez

Director of Osarean, Osakidetza Networking. Spain.

Michael Strübin

EHMA and CONTINUA Health Alliance. Belgium.

Carlos Cendra Armijo

Business Development Director eHealth, Telefónica Digital, Spain.

Anne-Sophie Parent

General of AGE Platform Europe - The European Older People´s Platform & AAL Advisory Board. Belgium.

José Miguel Azkoitia, PhD

TECNALIA, Business Development Director of the Health Division. Spain.




María Iglesia Gómez

Peter WintlevJensen

Andrew McCormick

Paulo Andrez

Yuval Binur, PhD

Anthony Clarke

Shiva Dustdar

Zvika Rubinstein

Ora Dar, PhD

Jennifer Stack

Jan Coppens, PhD

Roberto de Saint Malo

Nissim Darvish, M.D., PhD

Manhong Mannie Liu, PhD

Juan Carlos Castrosín CEO Platform of Investments and Powerful Inventions and AAL Advisory Board. Spain.

Managing General Partner, Accelerated Technologies, NYC. USA.

Business Development Officer, TECNALIA, San Sebastián. Spain.

Head of Unit Innovation Strategy, Health & Consumers DG-SANCO, E.C. Belgium.

CEO Angel Capital Group/Chairman: British Business Angels Association, London. United Kingdom.

Senior Business developer, IBBT, Ghent, Belgium.

European Commission, Directorate H: ICT addressing Societal Challenges, DG-INFSO, Belgium.

Head of Structured Finance for Life Sciences and ICT/Managerial Advisor for RSFF. EIB. Luxembourg.

Partner VC Adara, Madrid, Spain.

Permanent Secretary DHSSPS Northern Ireland and Chief Executive of Health and Social Care. Northern Ireland.

CEO Migal Technology Center. Kiryat Shemona,Israel.

Senior Managing Director Orbimed Israel, Tel-Aviv. Israel.

Business Angel and President of EBAN (European Trade Association for Business Angels, Seed Funds, and other Early Stage Market Players, Brussels. Belgium.

Head of Life Sciences, Office of the Chief Scientist, Ministry of Industry and Trade. Israel.

Director Renmin University China VC and Boston China VC Research Center, Beijing, P.R. China.

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Héctor Bueno. MD, PhD, FAHA, FESC

Head Clinical Cardiology. H.G.U. Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain.

Rob Ten Hoedt

President, EMEA & Canada Medtronic, Switzerland.

Einat Zisman, PhD

CEO Hadasit, Jerusalem, Israel.


Frédéric DurandSalmon

Ad van Berlo, PhD, MEng, MA

Iñaki San Sebastián

Nissim Darvish, M.D., PhD

Founder and CEO BePatient, Paris, France.

Smart Homes, Eindhoven, AAL FORUM 2012 Programme Committee Chairman. The Netherlands.

Chairs

Olga Rivera, PhD Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation, Basque Government. Spain.

Peter Saraga

AAL Advisory Board Chairman. United Kingdom.

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José Luis Monteagudo, PhD

Responsible of e-Health and telemedicine research, ISCIII (Institute of Health Carlos III). Spain.

Juan Carlos Castrosín CEO Platform of Investments and Powerful Inventions and AAL Advisory Board. Spain.

Juan Goicolea, PhD Deputy Minister of Innovation and Technology, Basque Government. Spain.

Deputy Managing Director of TECNALIA. Spain.

Senior Managing Director Orbimed Israel, Tel-Aviv. Israel.




Objectives The motto of the conference is “New Avenues to fill the gap between health and Welfare Demands and Effective ICT Solutions”. Its main objective is to address the mismatches between Policy and Technology in order to drive investment and to enable the deployment of AAL solutions at scale. Our purpose is to attain the following goals: To provide a detailed identification of the different market barriers that currently impede AAL solutions from being deployed and used by those who really need them. To find new ways and procedures to overcome the current market barriers. To address the need to drive AAL products and solutions to being commercially available as mainstream products. To tackle the need for the design of new policies in order to remove current constraints. To analyze the real needs of potential buyers and end-users to avoid mismatches between offer and demand. The rationale behind this meeting is to address the central role that public policies and investments should play in the creation and development of a global Ageing Market. Therefore, mechanisms to guarantee a stronger liaison between these key players will be discussed in order to satisfy current social health care market demands. The AAL Summit 2012 will serve as a needed bridge between Health Care, Social Services and Industry with the goal of obtaining products and services capable of responding to the needs of and increasingly aged population, as well as to facilitate the needed transformation of the health and social assistance model to respond to current challenges of sustainability. This congress will produce and open dialogue between all the agents involved, interchanging knowledge and best practices in order to promote investment and unable the roll-out of solutions on a large scale. It will bring together all the stakeholders in the AAL domain, such as investors, entrepreneurs, industry, innovators, health-care providers, health-care professionals, associations, social workers, formal and informal caregivers, elderly associations, medical industry, end-users (older adults and other citizens), researchers and policy makers. This conference will provide them with a forum to exchange best practices and knowledge and to discuss the way to develop further and faster the emerging market of products and services for an active and healthy ageing.

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Investment activities will have a central position at the AAL Summit 2012. The general objective of the Conference will be to bring to light the valuable points of view of the Investors and entrepreneurs in the AAL domain:

• how they face this market, • how they create solid business plans, • how they compete with emerging international markets such as China, Brazil, Japan, • and how they innovate using the best practices from other countries such as USA, Canada and Israel, etc. Innovation should cover not only technology, but also the organizational requisites to achieve the adequate scale in sellers and prescriptors, within a context of social changes directed towards the empowerment of citizens. This new scenario would integrate the home as a care centre, changing the conventional social health care model, and enabling elderly people to become familiar with the new AAL technologies. Integrated care should be the scenario in which the citizen is the main actor, supported by AAL technological solutions covering his/her needs. It should also enable a more efficient use of funds, which is a critical issue in places where resources are scarce/limited or in those where sustainability is crucial. This is the reason why the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) plays an important role in ensuring that the health technologies involved (methods, devices and systems of organization) are properly evaluated. HTA provides information to decision makers on the health, social, ethical and economic consequences of the development, dissemination and use of such technologies. Finally, this conference will present the progress and results of the Active and Healthy Ageing European Innovation Partnership. This is particularly timely given that 2012 is the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations.

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Official events OFFICIAL OPENING Date: June 27

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Time: 16:00-16:30

Bernabé Unda

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Room: A1. Level -2

Mike Biddle Technology Strategy Board and President AALA, United Kingdom

Regional Minister of Industry, Innovation, Trade and Tourism. Spain

Javier Ormazabal

Rafael Bengoa Regional Minister of Health and Consumer Affairs, Basque Government. Spain

TECNALIA President. Spain

Peter Wintlev Jensen

Olga Rivera

European Commission, Directorate H: ICT addressing Societal Challenges, DG-INFSO, Belgium.

Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation. Basque Government. Spain

OFFICIAL CLOSING Date: June 29

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Time: 12:45-13:00

Rafael Bengoa Regional Minister of Health and Consumer Affairs, Basque Government. Spain

Olga Rivera Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation. Basque Government. Spain

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Room: A1. Level -2

Mike Biddle Technology Strategy Board and President AALA, United Kingdom

Iñaki San Sebastián Deputy Manager Director of TECNALIA. Spain

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Plenary sessions PL1: Closing the gap between present needs and Ambient Assisted Living solutions: How can Technology-based solutions better fulfil the users demand? Date: June 27

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Time: 16:30-17:30

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Room: A1. Level -2

AIM The aim of this session will be to point out the present situation of the AAL solutions and its relationship to different user expectations. To really build a flourishing AAL industry requires envisioning together which market place should emerge in order to meet the real needs of different buyers and end-users. DESCRIPTION Nowadays more and more welfare and health systems are becoming aware about the possibilities of AAL solutions to solve the needs of people in a more accurate, comfortable, and cost-effective way. But, paradoxically, the market does not advance at the required rate to deploy those solutions on a sufficient scale. Integrated care should be the scenario in which the citizen is the main protagonist, supported by AAL technological solutions that meet his/her needs. It should also enable a more efficient use of funding which is a critical issue in places where resources are scarce and limited or where sustainability is crucial. There are, nonetheless, a number of open questions regarding whether social requirements are adequately and sufficiently met by current national strategies and current competitive commercial strategies. The whole scope of the Summit and the main questions to be answered will be anticipated in this first session. Chair: Olga Rivera, PhD. Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation, Basque Government. Spain. Keynote: • Alejandro Ruelas-Gossi, PhD. Director & Professor of Strategy at Adolfo Ibáñez School of Management, Miami, USA. Building a flourishing new industry: learning from previous success cases.

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Speakers: • Mike Biddle. Technology Strategy Board and President AALA, United Kingdom. AAL technologies vision. Emerging technologies and new trends. Funding strategy. • Marja Vaarama,PhD. Assistant Director General of the National Institute for Health and Welfare and chair of Joint Programming More years better life. Finland. Finnish welfare policy & what’s the added-value of the JPI More years, better life. Experience from the SOLA Project. • Rafael Sánchez. Director O-SAREAN, Osakidetza Networking. Spain. New models of health and social care in Osakidetza. • Carlos Cendra Armijo, PhD. Business Development Director eHealth, Telefónica Digital, Spain. Technology as support of autonomy and taking care of ederly people.

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PL2: A tour around the ageing world: health, social and economic implications Date: June 27

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Time: 18:00-19:00

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Room: A1. Level -2

AIM To get to know better the “silver market” created by an ageing society, the ways in which it is dealt with in different countries, and to discuss the need for the design of new policies that create better conditions and services for elderly people. DESCRIPTION According to the 2008 Eurostat report on Population and Social Conditions, as people get older they tend to spend more time doing domestic activities and, moreover, the majority do this alone (especially women). Home is where many episodes in the life of senior people take place, and when they would prefer to stay, even if their level of autonomy may diminish over time. By 2060, elderly people will make up about 30% of the population. The cost of caring for this population will be immense. But there are also huge commercial opportunities. Total wealth of the 65+ is higher than 3000B€, representing a huge market for targeted products and services. The health and social care markets are themselves worth multiple billions. How are different countries and actors considering this reality? What are the implications of a growing number of elderly people and their lifestyle changes? Chair: José Luis Monteagudo, PhD. Responsible of e-Health and telemedicine research, ISCIII (Institute of Health Carlos III). Spain. Keynote: • Ursula M. Staudinger, PhD, ML. Founding Dean Jacobs Center on Lifelong Learning and Institutional Development and Vice President of Jacobs University Bremen. Germany. More Years, more Life. Opportunities and challenges of demographic change. Speakers: • Anne-Sophie Parent. Secretary General of AGE Platform Europe - The European Older People´s Platform & AAL Advisory Board. Belgium. People over 55 in the society. Socioeconomic consequences. • Peeter Ross, MD, PhD. Expert at Estonian E-Health Foundation. Estonia. The impact of information sharing on healthcare management. • Sungyoung Lee, PhD. Director of the East-West Neo Medical u-Life Care IT Research Center, South Korea. Smart Clinical Decision Support System over Cloud Computing. • Fernando Fantova, PhD. Director of Etorbizi Foundation. Spain. The Basque model of socio-medical health care. 20




PL3: AAL marketplace: What is the fuel for industry stakeholders and what are the benefits for investors? Date: June 28

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Time: 9:30-10:30

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Room: A1. Level -2

AIM The challenges that firms competing in the AAL market are facing to drive AAL products and solutions to a sufficient scale as mainstream products will be addressed in this plenary session. The role of the users and buyers will be specifically considered and will have a voice in defining next steps. DESCRIPTION AAL is an emerging market with enormous potential for growth and needs increasing exponentially, that attracts entrepreneurs, researchers and also big corporations. But the business case for AAL technology is still on the road to being defined and proven. This situation hinders AAL projects from achieving sufficient scale to prove their cost-efficiency, so buyers do not have enough incentives, less in these times of budgetary shortages. A vicious circle perpetuates the barriers to further investment in AAL initiatives, leading to, as yet, unclear economic benefits and uncorroborated business opportunities. Why do AAL products not arrive to develop this promising market? What actors, actions or processes should be added or created to fulfil its potential? Chair: Juan Goicolea, PhD. Deputy Minister of Innovation and Technology, Basque Government. Spain. Keynote: • Walter van Kuijen. Head of Strategy and Business Development, Royal Philips Electronics. Netherlands. Re-imagining healthcare for Aging Well: the role of the industry as a co-innovator and partner. Speakers: • Claus F. Nielsen. International Business Manager of DELTA and AAL Forum 2010 Programme Committee chair. Denmark. Business development for Health & Assisted Living Technologies. • Michael Strübin. EHMA and CONTINUA Health Alliance. Belgium. AAL marketplace: A chicken and egg market and a Continua perspective on breaking the logjam. • José Miguel Azkoitia, PhD. TECNALIA, Business Development Director of the Health Division. Spain. Successful ageing: new markets and business opportunities. 21




PL4: Actions for AAL vision becoming a reality Date: June 29

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Time: 9:30-11:00

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Room: A1. Level -2

AIM This session will discuss the ways forward to overcome the current market barriers and propose the next steps with which to proceed. DESCRIPTION AAL innovation addresses not only technological aspects, but also the organizational requisites to achieve a critical mass of providers and prescribers within a context of social changes directed towards the empowerment of citizens. This new scenario integrates the home as a care centre, changing the conventional social health care model, and enabling elderly people to become familiar with the new AAL technologies. Are we close to making this vision a reality? Our speakers in this session will address the most promising paths of actions that can be taken, and the commitments and improvements they would propose for tomorrow. Chair: Iñaki San Sebastián. Deputy Managing Director of TECNALIA.Spain. Keynote: • Holly Brugge Jimison, PhD. Associate Professor of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology at Oregon Health & Science University, USA. Technology Approaches for Consumer Health Interventions for Successful AAL. Speakers: • Juan Carlos Castrosín. CEO Platform of Investments and Powerful Inventions and AAL Advisory Board. Spain. Is the market ready for AAL innovations? • María Iglesia Gómez. Head of Unit Innovation Strategy, Health & Consumers DG-SANCO, E.C. Belgium. EIP AHA: from plan to action: what’s next in order to make this partnership plan a reality?, Economic Analysis and Impact Assessment. • Andrew McCormick. Permanent Secretary DHSSPS Northern Ireland and Chief Executive of Health and Social Care. Northern Ireland. Building effective ecosystems for remote care.

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BILBAO DECLARATION Date: June 29

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Time: 11:30-11:45

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Speakers: • Olga Rivera, PhD. Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation, Basque Government. Spain. • Ad van Berlo, Ph., MEng, MA. Smart Homes, Eindhoven, AAL FORUM 2012 Programme Committee Chairman. The Netherlands. AIM One of the main objectives of the AAL2012 Summit is to produce a common vision towards a product and service development model that improves the sustainability of the Health and Social Systems, provides better focussed care that is focused on people, and which generates a competitive Europe-wide industry based on innovation and internationalization. DESCRIPTION The Bilbao Declaration is a series of ideas that aim to shape future strategies for the advancement of AAL in Europe. With the presentation of the document on the last day of the AAL Summit 2012 we seek to launch an international network committed to the development of products and services on a global scale. The Bilbao Declaration will also constitute the connection link between the two main AAL events, the AAL SUMMIT 2012 in Bilbao and the AAL FORUM 2012 in Eindhoven.

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JOINT VIRTUAL SESSION: AAL SUMMIT + ISG CONFERENCE Date: June 29

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Time: 11:45-12:45

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Chair: Iñaki San Sebastián. Deputy Managing Director of TECNALIA. Speakers: • Olga Rivera, PhD. Deputy Minister of Health Research and Innovation, Basque Government. Spain. • Alain Franco. President of the International Society for Gerontechnology, ISG. The Netherlands. AIM The purpose of this session is to integrate elements from two of the most important technical conferences for the aging society, the AAL Summit and the ISG Conference, into a single unique event. The discussion will revolve around the Declaration of Bilbao, a series of ideas for the future of AAL in Europe. The outcome of this discussion will set out actions towards the creation of a market for independent living and successful aging technology. DESCRIPTION Since the dates of the two conferences coincide but take place at different locations (Bilbao and Eindhoven), speakers and attendees will interact remotely on both sides. The session intends to become a dynamic conversation between the audience and the presenters on some of the most important elements of the Declaration of Bilbao. Therefore, the session will be divided in a number of short presentations and Q&A rounds.

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Parallel tracks PT1. FINANCING, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS CREATION IN AAL AIM Speakers of this track will present and discuss approaches to create policy incentives that remove barriers that hinder market uptake as well as novel business strategies that reduce uncertainty in the AAL market. DESCRIPTION Some of the topics to be discussed in this parallel track are: • Improved public funding processes and procedures. • Public pre-procurement related to health systems. • Public-private partnerships in Health Technologies. • Support for business angels networks. • Mechanisms to address the fragmentation of the European AAL market. • Cost-effectiveness assessment of healthcare systems. • New business models in AAL.

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SESSION PT11 A quick tour on financing methods and possibilities for AAL: European, US and Israeli experience. Date: June 28

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Time: 10:30-12:00

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Chair: Nissim Darvish, M.D., PhD, Senior Managing Director Orbimed Israel, Tel-Aviv. Israel. PRESENTATIONS

EARLY STAGE INVESTORS: EUROPEAN BUSINESS ANGELS EXPERIENCE AND RECOMMENDATIONS Paulo Andrez. Business Angel and President of EBAN (European Trade Association for Business Angels, Seed Funds, and other Early Stage Market Players, Brussels. Belgium. WHAT LESSONS CAN WE LEARN IN EU FROM THE LONG STANDING ISRAELI/US VENTURE CAPITAL COLLABORATION Yuval Binur, PhD. Managing General Partner, Accelerated Technologies, NYC. USA. FUNDING MODELS AT EARLY STAGE IN THE UK (BUSINESS ANGEL/VC) Anthony Clarke. CEO Angel Capital Group/Chairman: British Business Angels Association, London. United Kingdom. HOW THE EIB CAN SUPPORT BETTER THE EU ICT AND AGING PROGRAMS Shiva Dustdar. Head of Structured Finance for Life Sciences and ICT/Managerial Advisor for RSFF. EIB. Luxembourg.

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SESSION PT12 From Business Modelling to Business Creation: Strategies for AAL Date: June 28

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Chair: Claus F. Nielsen. International Business Manager of DELTA & AAL FORUM 2010 Programme Committee Chair. Denmark. PRESENTATIONS

START-UP COMPANY PROBLEMS IN THE SOCIAL AND HEALTH SECTOR Antonio Remartínez. Ibernex. Spain. AGEING AND INNOVATION IN WELFARE STATES Daniel Buhr. Volquart Stoy. University of Tuebingen. Germany. CLIENT CENTERED DESIGN OF A BUSINESS MODEL FOR AN AAL PROJECT Ignacio Pérez Alcázar. Comono Comunicación. Spain. CREATING A SUSTAINABLE AND REFERENCE EUROPEAN NETWORK ON ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND INCLUSIVE SOLUTIONS Jaisiel Madrid- Sánchez, Alejandra Salmerón- Ntutumu. Fundosa Technosite S.A. Spain ANALYSIS OF CURRENT AAL MARKET LANDSCAPE John BarryA , Filippo CavalloB, Michela AquilanoB, Michael ObachC, Gerard Van GlabbeekD ,Maude LuherneE. A- Tunstall, B- SSSA, C- Tecnalia, D- Zuidzorg, E- Age Platform. Finland. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES IN MEDICATION MANAGEMENT PROJECT Marja Harjumaa, Minna Isomursu, Mari Ervasti. VTT. Finland. NEOTEC AND INNVIERTE Javier Echávarri. CDTI. Spain.

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SESSION PT13 Importance and role of Technology and Innovation in the creation of start-ups Date: June 28

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Chair: Peter Saraga. AAL Advisory Board Chairman. United Kingdom. PRESENTATIONS

BROAD EXPERIENCE IN CREATING SUCCESSFUL START-UPS IN ISRAEL FROM EARLY-STAGE CONCEPTS Zvika Rubinstein. CEO Migal Technology Center. Kiryat Shemona. Israel. THE ISRAELI EXPERIENCE: GOVERNMENT SUPPORT AND POLICIES Ora Dar, PhD. Head of Life Sciences, Office of the Chief Scientist, Ministry of Industry and Trade. Israel. EXPERIENCE AND NEEDS OF SPAIN’S LARGEST APPLIED R&D FOUNDATION Jennifer Stack. Business Development Officer, TECNALIA, San Sebastián. Spain. CREATING A FRIENDLY ECOSYSTEM FOR STARTERS: THE FLANDERS EXPERIENCE Jan Coppens, PhD. Senior Business developer. IBBT. Ghent. Belgium.

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SESSION PT14 Building the case for AAL investment Date: June 28

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Chair: José Miguel Azkoitia, PhD. Business Development Director, TECNALIA Health Division. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

CHALLENGES IN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OF IT-ENHANCED HOMECARE SERVICES - CASE VIDEO-SUPPORTED HOMECARE Minna Isomursu, Arto Wallin, Marja Harjumaa, Pasi Pussinen. VTT. Finland. NETWORK FOR THE MARKET UPTAKE OF ICT FOR AGEING WELL Alejandro Sánchez-RicoA, Jerome de BarrosA. A- Artica Telemedicina, B- INOVAMAIS. Spain. SWOT ANALYSIS: BUSINESS, TABLETS AND OLDER USERS Antti Konttila, Milla Immonen, Salla Muuraiskangas. VTT. Finland BUSINESS AND FINANCING MODELS RELATED TO ICT FOR AGEING WELL Giovanna GalassoA, Mariafrancesca MieleA, Jeremy MillardB, Gwendolyn CarpenterB, Anna-Karin OstlieA, Ronan SegraveA. A-Ernst&Young, B- Danish Technological Institute. Italy. OPEN STANDARDS BASED PUBLIC PROCUREMENT POLICY FOR LARGE MARKET UPTAKE AND NEW ENTRANTS BARRIER LOWERING Gorka EpeldeA, Eduardo CarrascoA, Gottfried ZimmermannB, Jan AlexanderssonC, Jürgen BundD, Gregg VanderheidenE A-Vicomtech-Ik4, B- Stuttgart Media University, C- DFKI, D- Meticube, E- University of Wisconsin. Spain. AGE-FRIENDLY SERVICES: SOUND BUSINESS PRACTICE Matti Groot A , Christopher Mayer B A- Verklizan B- AIT Austrian Institute of Technology. The Netherlands. MEETING USABILITY DEMANDS TO IMPROVE MARKET CHANCES FOR AAL Michael Sengpiel. Humboldt-University Berlin. Germany. 29




Parallel tracks PT2. DEVELOPING NEW MARKETS: SOCIAL INNOVATION AND EMERGENT COUNTRIES AIM The purpose of these sessions is to outline socioeconomic enablers and market drivers that support the emerging models of social care in Europe and other parts of the world. Relevant speakers from Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America will present their vision on how internationalization and cooperation might foster business opportunities for AAL Technology. DESCRIPTION Some of the topics to be discussed in this parallel track are: • Social driven markets. • New models in social care. • The role and importance of professional and informal caregivers. • Heterogeneous networking. • Real examples of social innovation initiatives.

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SESSION PT21 Opportunity-seeking in the thriving silver market Date: June 28

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Room: A2. Level -2

Chair: Roberto Nuño. Director of O+BERRI. Basque Institute for Healthcare Innovation. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

PASOS PROTOCOL: UNIVERSALIZATION OF MOBILE TELECARE SERVICE Diego San SegundoA, Julián AndújarA, Estíbaliz OchoaB A-TECSOS, B- Vodafone Foundation Spain. Spain. EXPERIENCES IN ELDERLY SHOPPING ACTIVITIES Francisco Fornés, José Manuel Sánchez. Integrasys S.A. Spain. ZUREANTEK - STRATEGIC ALLIANCE FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN HOME CARE Iraitz ManterolaA, Karmele AcedoB A- Tecnalia, B- Servicios Sociales Integrados S.Coop. Spain. SOCIO-TECHNICAL TYPOLOGIES OF ELDERLY AND THEIR VOTE FOR SUCCESSFUL INNOVATION Javier Gámez PayáA, Eckehard Fozzy MoritzA, Michael KochB, Ricard BarberàC, Javier GanzarainD, Ute VidalE. A- Innovationsmanufaktur, B- Universität Der Bundeswehr Munchen,C- Biomechanics Institute of Valencia, D- Tioman And Partners, E- Vios Medien. Spain. THE DEMOSTRATION UNIT OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES: A NEW TOOL OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF HEALTHCARE RELATED-PRODUCTS, PROVIDED BY INNOVATIVE COMPANIES Lorea MendozaA, Carmen GaraizarA, Olga RiveraB A- Basque Foundation for Health Research and Innovation, B- Basque Government. Spain. TO BUILD UP AN AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING OPEN ASSOCIATION (AALOA) Sten HankeA , Thomas KaropkaB, Francesco FurfariC and Francesco PotortiC. A- AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, B- Bioconvalley gmbh, C- National Research Council of Italy (CNR). Austria.

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SESSION PT22 Should AAL look only into Europe or target other markets? Date: June 28

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Chair: Juan Carlos Castrosín. CEO Platform of Investments and Powerful Inventions and AAL Advisory Board. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

A CHANGING WORLD: NEW CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN INVESTING Yuval Binur, PhD. Managing General Partner, Accelerated Technologies, NYC, USA. VENTURE INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS RELATED TO SIZE, STAGE AND GEOGRAPHY Roberto de Saint Malo. Partner VC Adara, Madrid, Spain. THE BUSINESS OF AGING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Nissim Darvish, M.D., PhD. Senior Managing Director Orbimed Israel, Tel-Aviv. Israel. CHINA EARLY STAGE VC INVESTMENT AND ANGEL INVESTING Manhong Mannie Liu, PhD. Director Renmin University China VC and Boston China VC Research Center, Beijing, P.R. China.

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SESSION PT23 Social Innovation: Integrated cooperative approaches for formal and informal caregiving Date: June 28

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Chair: Estefanía Olmos. eVia Platform. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

PATIENT EMPOWERMENT AND SELF MANAGEMENT Jeffrey L. Sturchio. Senior Partner. Rabin Martin. New York. USA. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR POLICY, INTERVENTION AND SERVICES FOR AGEING MIGRANT POPULATION Mariola Bernal, Andrea González, Sandra Pinzón. Andalusian School of Public Health. Spain. SOCO-NET: SOCIAL CARE COMMUNITY NETWORK Christophoros ChristophorouA, Christianna TsiourtiB, Panayiotis AndreouC, Eleni ChristodoulouA, George SamarasC, Roy BeumersD. A-Citard Services Ltd, B- IPN (Institite Pedro Nunes),C- UCY (University of Cyprus), D-Orbis Medical & Care Group. Cyprus. ZAINDARI - NEW MODELS OF SERVICES AND HOME CARE Elena Urdaneta, Erkuden AldazA, Juan Mari GoenagaB, Juan Carlos BeitialarrangoitiaB, Nerea GaldonaA A- Ingema Foundation, B- IK4-IKERLAN. Spain. CAREFY, A PLATFORM DESIGNED TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT LIVING Idoia Olalde, Manrique López. Andago. Spain. 3rD-LIFE: AN INNOVATIVE WAY FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION DESIGNED FOR OLDER PEOPLE. Iker LaskibarA, Linnea FridaA, Matevz PustisekB, Malgorzata RycharskaC, Manuel PérezD, Ulcay YildizogluE A- Gerontologial Institute Matia, B- University of Ljubljana, C- One2Tribe, D- Information & Image Management Systems, E- Center for Usability, Research and Engineering. Spain. INTEROPERABILITY ENGINE FOR SMARTCDSS Wajahat Ali Khan. Kyung Hee University. South Korea. 33




SESSION PT24 How to maximize cooperation between industry, prescribers and innovators Date: June 28

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Chair: Juan Carlos Castrosín. CEO Platform of Investments and Powerful Inventions and AAL Advisory Board. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

CHALLENGES AND NEEDS OF HOSPITALS AND HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS IN A RAPIDLY AGEING WORLD Héctor Bueno, MD, PhD, FAHA, FESC. Head Clinical Cardiology. H.G.U. Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH CARE REFORM Rob Ten Hoedt. President, EMEA & Canada Medtronic, Switzerland. ONE SHOP FOR COMMERCIALIZATION OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES Einat Zisman, PhD. CEO Hadasit, Jerusalem, Israel. CREATION OF ICT MEDICAL COMPANIES IN EUROPE: BARRIERS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Frédéric Durand-Salmon. Founder and CEO BePatient, Paris, France.

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Parallel Tracks PT3. NEW PARADIGMS IN HOMECARE AND USER EMPOWERMENT AIM Throughout these sessions attendees will learn about real-life case-studies that exemplify the importance of considering the different levels of care in the development of AAL technology. A special consideration will be given to the new empowered role of the users and their growing involvement in the decision making. DESCRIPTION Some of the topics to be discussed in this parallel track are: • Patient-centred health and welfare care: needs of the users. • Stakeholder analysis. • Client-oriented health services. • Frailty and its implications. • ICT-enabled solutions for independent living.

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SESSION PT31 Disease Management: The importance of Self-care Date: June 28

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Chair: Esteban de Manuel. Director of Kronikgune, Research Centre of Excellence on Chronicity. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

TELECARE WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF PATIENT FOCUSSED SOCIAL-HEALTHCARE Alfredo AldayA, Emilio SolaB, Enrique GutiérrezA, Josu LlanoC A-Osatek, B- Department of Employment and Social Affairs. Basque Government, C-Osarean. Spain. CITIZENS CENTRED STRATEGIES FOR INNOVATION IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Jesús María Larrañaga GaritanoA, Mikel Mujika OrellanB, Miren Josune Ormaetxea LegarretaBA, Begoña Pecharomán FerrerB A-Osakidetza, Bilbao District, B-Evidentis. Spain. SUPPORTING INTEGRATED CARE IN SCOTLAND Moira MacKenzie, Donna Henderson. Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare. United Kingdom. AUZOLAN SENIOR, INTEGRATED SOCIOSANITARY CARE IN RURAL AREAS Eneritz Elgezua UriarteA, Sergio Murillo CorzoA, Iñaki Artaza ArtabeB, Iker Ortuondo Gorostiza-GoizaC A-Auzolan Senior, B- Igurco Orue, C-Ikubo. Spain. SOCIAL-HEALTHCARE AAL SERVICE (SOCIAL & E-HEALTHCARE ELDER CLUSTER®) Luis CabezasA, Luis SerranoB, Santiago LedB, Miguel Martínez de EsproncedaB A-LQTAI, B-UPNA. Spain. EVALUATION OF AN E-SERVICE FOR MONITORING AND SELF-MANAGING OF PATIENTS WITH DM2 Elena UrdanetaA, Miren IturburuA, Jorge de AntonioB A- Ingema Foundation, B- Fagor Electrodomésticos. Spain. 36




SESSION PT32 Future ICT-enabled care: Results from real-life examples. Date: June 28

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Chair: Rafael Sánchez. Director of Osarean, Osakidetza Networking. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

BALANCE REHABILITATION AND VIRTUAL REALITY: THE HYPER PROJECT Alessandro de MauroA, Eduardo CarrascoA, Aitor ArdanzaA, Jaime HerránB, Estíbalitz OchotecoB, Germán CabañeroB A- Vicomtech-IK4, B Cidetec-IK4. Spain. TELEREHABILITATION AT HOME: MONITORING AND CARRYING OUT RESPIRATORY EXERCISES Amaia Gorostiza ManterolaA, Juan Baustista Galdiz IturriA, Miren I. Bagües BafalyB, Jimena Rodríguez ArrietaB A- Cruces Hospital, B- SALUDNOVA S.COOP. Spain. STIMULATE: BUILDING SUSTAINABLE E_ MOBILITY SERVICES FOR ELDERLY PERSONS Djamel KhadraouiA, Hedi AyedA, Damien NicolasA, Farid MeinkoenB A- CRP Henri Tudor, B- Cybercultus S.A. Luxemburg. IZARO: TOOL FOR THE NURSING DISTANCE CARE P. Vázquez NaveiraA, R. Roca CastroB, M. Hidalgo AriasB, I. Nido MenchacaB, N. Fernández RuizB, O. Hurtado LugueraB. A- Osakidetza Emergency Department, B-Health Advice Osakidetza. Spain. A HYBRID CLOUD BASED SMART HOME Shujaat Hussain, Muhammad Bilal Amin, Zeeshan Pervez, Ammar Ahmad Awan, Sungyoung Lee. Uclab Kyung Hee University Seoul. South Korea. SKYPE FOR ELDERLY Stefan Schürz. LIFEtool. Austria. DIAGNOSIS OF OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA BY USING VOICE ANALYSIS. PRELIMINARY RESULTS Joaquín Durán CantollaABC, Oriol CapdevilaD, Jordi SoléD, Carlos EgeaABC, Carlos QueipoE, José AmelibiaF. A- Sleep Disorder Unit. Alava University Hospital, B- Health Institute Carlos III. CIBER of Respiratory Diseases, C- Faculty of Medicine. The University of The Basque Country.D- COCLEA S.L., E- Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital, F-Cruces University Hospital. Spain. 37




SESSION PT33 Deploying AAL Services for independent living. Date: June 28

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Chair: Elena Urdaneta. Director of INGEMA. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

SMARTER DEMAND ON TECHNOLOGIES, IN A SYSTEMIC PERSPECTIVE FOR A SMARTER HEALTH Angelo Rossi MoriA, Rita VerbicaroA, Mariangela ContentiA, Roberto DandiB A- eHealth Unit, CNR-ITB, B-LUISS Business School. Italy. USAGE OF BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS TO PREVENT DAILY LIFE INCIDENTS IN FRAIL POPULATION THROUGH THE DEPLOYMENT OF HOME TECHNOLOGY Lluis Sánchez Rissech, Domingo García Fernández-Caro. Personalia. Spain. ELDERLY WITH TEMPORARY MEMORY LOSS: THE NACODEAL SCENARIO Luca BordoniA, Antonio RemartinezB, Carlos Alberto Catalina-OrtegaC, Javier ÁlvarezOsunaD, Philippe UzielE, A- COOSS Marche Onlus, B- IBERNEX, C- ITCL, D- IMAXDI, E- eSeniors. Italy. MAS: NANOELETRONICS FOR MOBILE AAL-SYSTEMS Wolfgang DettmannA, Ovidiu VermesanB, Harald MathisC, Keith BakerD, Friedrich KoehlerE, José Alberto Sáez ZamoraF A- Infineon Technologies AG - IFAG, B- Stiftelsen SINTEF, C- Fraunhofer Gesellschaft FIT - FhG FIT, D- Philips Electronics Nederland BV - PEN, E- Charité, F-LEITAT Technological Center. Spain. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE “PACIENTE ACTIVO” PROJECT IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY E. del Campo PenaA, E. Moreno GamboaA, L. Ochoa de Retana GarcíaA, K. Pinera ElorriagaB, M.A. Rua PortuA, M. N. Urquiza BengoaA A- Osakidetza, B- O+BERRI. Spain. AN EVOLUTION OF FUSION OVER SMART HOMES Muhammad Fahim, Iram Fatima, Sungyoung Lee. Kyung Hee University. South Korea. A SOCIAL ROBOT PLATFORM IN A HOSPITAL FOR DOING MEMORY THERAPY Ainara GarzoA, Leire MartínezA, Antonio YusteBC, Ester GonzálezBC, Frida BöckelC A- TECNALIA, B- Garraf Health Consortium (UIDIC-CSG), C-Private Foundation Sant Antoni Abat (ABAT). Spain.

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SESSION PT34 AAL Technology: User experience and the client-focused approach Date: June 28

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Chair: Jeffrey L. Sturchio. Senior Partner. Rabin Martin. New York. USA. PRESENTATIONS

FALL RISK ASSESSMENT SYSTEM FOR ELDERLY CARE Milla ImmonenA, Tuula Petäkoski HultA, Antti KonttilaA, Carlos García GordilloB A- VTT, B-Freelance Management Consultan. Spain. UNINNOVA: SOCIAL CO-DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING FOR SUSTAINABLE ACADEMIC RESEARCH IN ACCESSIBLE AAL TECHNOLOGIES Jaisiel Madrid-SánchezA, Jose Montes-CuadradoA, David Zanoletty-GarcíaB, Jesús Hernández-GalánB A- Fundosa Technosite S.A, B- ONCE Foundation. Spain. ELDERHOP - FROM USERS’ NEEDS TO EMPOWERMENT Lorenza Lupini, Marco Antomarini, Claudio Sdogati. COOSS Marche Onlus. Italy. ICT EASY ACCESIBILITY FOR ALL: MULTITOUCH ENVIRONMENTS Luis MéndezA, Toni MayorgasB A- CROMM MEDICAL MANAGEMENT SL, B- DIGALIX SOLUTIONS SL. Spain. SAAPHO: MEETING USERS’ NEEDS FOR ACTIVE AGEING IN AAL SCENARIOS Pierluigi Casale, Xavier Rafael, Rossana Alessandrello, Felip Miralles. Barcelona Digital Technology Centre. Spain. SHADES OF GREY - MODELS OF CAREGIVING FOR ALZHEIMER’S PATIENTS Stefan P. Carmien, Ainara Garzo. TECNALIA. Spain.

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Special sessions SPECIAL SESSION A bridge over the chasm. Testing the barriers to AAL market adoption Date: June 28

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AIM This special session aims at depicting examples of barriers and problems faced by those organizations willing to deploy and adopt cost-effective solutions and how such organizations have accordingly responded. DESCRIPTION A few selected examples and case studies will be presented to demonstrate that lowering barriers to widespread adoption of AAL solutions is possible. Presentations will be followed by a discussion around the main obstacles presenters have faced in moving from pilot studies to potential market success. Chair: Gorka Unda. Public Sector & Health, T-Systems Iberia, Spain. PRESENTATIONS

EVALUATIONS OF NEW AND INNOVATIVE HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES AT A DANISH UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Fasterholdt, I.; Christensen, J.B.; Ohelholm, A.M.; Rasmussen, J. Odense University Hospital. Denmark. EVALUATION OF THE ETXEGOKI ASSISTED LIVING APARTMENTS Begoña PecharrománA, Adriana MartínezB, Ana R. RuanoA, Jabi OdriozolaC, Luis MelúsD A- EVIDENTIS, B- APTES, C- ADOM AUTONOMIA, D- FEKOOR. Spain.

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HOME SLEEP STUDIES USING TELEMONITORING FOR DIAGNOSIS OF OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA INCREASES THE EFFICIENCY OF THE NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTMEN C. Egea, J. Durán Cantolla, C. Martínez Null, E.M. Barez, J. Fructuso, R. Sánchez Bernal. Alava University Hospital. Spain. PROMIC: A PROMISING CARE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR HEART FAILURE PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX HEALTH CARE NEEDS. THE IMPORTANCE OF TEAM WORK AND EVIDENCE BASED PERSONALIZED CARE Cristina DomingoA, Pedro María LatorreB, José Carlos CordoC, Pilar EchevarriaA, Yolanda SalaverriA, María Jesús UrbinaD A- Interior region. Osakidetza, B- AP Research Unit. Osakidetza, C- Santiago Hospital. Osakidetza, D- Araba region. Osakidetza. Spain. WHAT ARE THE MAIN COMPONENTS RELATED TO THE EFFECT OF TELEMONITORING IN CHRONIC PATIENTS? Iñaki Martín LesendeA, Estibalitz Orruño AguadoB, Amaia Bilbao GonzálezC, Juan Carlos BayónB, Mª Carmen Cairo RojasA, Eva Reviriego RodrigoB A- Bilbao Primary Health Care Region. Osakidetza - Basque Health Service. B- Basque Office for Health Technology Assessment (Osteba), Department of Health and Consumer Affairs, Basque Government, C- Research Unit, Basurto University Hospital. Spain. RETROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF TELEHEALTH SERVICES Steffen Pauws, Helen Shonenberg, Jorn op den Buijs. Philips Research. The Netherlands. AAL PAVING THE WAY TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE GROWTH OF THE MOBILITYMOTIVATOR PROJECT Marie Madeleine Bernard, Joseph Hilbert, Peter Enste, Annegret Verbeek, Winrich Breipohl. The Mobility Motivator Consortium. France.

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SPECIAL SESSION EU REGIONS AIM This special session will be an interactive session striking a good balance between factual examples and the regional policies that are and can be developed to nourish and support innovative approaches on policy and market development. DESCRIPTION The purpose is to promote an international reflection panel debating on how to address similar challenges throughout Europe, fostering an intensive and vital collaboration among regions. Regions from the CORAL network will be the potential participants. The overall structure of the session consists of three parts: 1. Introduction of Basque Country policies: past and future developments. 2. Basque Country Best Practises. 3. International reflection panel with presentations & Discussion. Chair: Annamaria Zonno. Expert in International Relations, EU Liaison Office - Puglia Region. Italy.

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SPECIAL SESSION EU REGIONS PART I. Introduction of Basque Country Policies: past and future developments Date: June 28

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AIM This session will introduce examples that illustrate several aspects of Basque approach to AAL including the triple helix model, the methods to develop and support innovation strategies, the reported and possible outcomes, and the internationalization plan. DESCRIPTION The Basque Government is championing a number of initiatives on aging and independent living that are at the forefront of healthcare innovation in Europe. The focus of this session will be operational, that is, it will illustrate how Basque policies are actually implemented and subsequently received by the stakeholders. Chair: Esteban de Manuel. Director of Kronikgune, Research Centre of Excellence on Chronicity. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

NEW MODEL OF PRELIMINARY APPOINTMENTS AVOIDS ATTENDANCE AT HEALTH CENTRES OF 1.200.000 PEOPLE THANKS TO NON-FACE TO FACE PRIMARY CARE TELEPHONE CONSULTATIONS B. Gómez BravoA, J. Llano HernándezAB, O. Álvarez GuerrasA, A. González HerreroA, M. Hidalgo AriasA, R. Sánchez BernalA A- Osarean. Osakidetza. B-Osatek. Osakidetza. Spain. UNIQUE ELECTRONIC CLINICAL RECORD PER PATIENT IN OSAKIDETZA: DESIGNED BY GPS M. Ogueta LanaA, M. Madrid CondeA, E.M. Barez HernándezB, J. Fructuso ArmentiaB, O. Álvarez GuerrasC, R. Sánchez BernalC A- Central Organization. Osakidetza. B-Alava University Hospital, C- Osarean. Spain.

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HEALTH CARE INTEGRATION AND MICROSYSTEMS: BRINGING THE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY TO THE NEW REQUIREMENTS Igor Zabala Rementeria, Eduardo Gárate Guisasola, Andoni Arcelay Salazar, Rosa González Llinares, Ana Mª Porta Fernández, Gemma Sanz Salazar. Osakidetza. Spain. PATIENT-CENTRED HEALTH AND WELFARE CARE IN THE COMMUNITY: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF A PILOT PROJECT WITH CHRONIC NEUROLOGIC PATIENTS IN ERMUA (BIZKAIA) Jose Ignacio QuemadaA, Merche González de CelisB, Olatz UriarteA A- Aita Menni Hospital, B- Ermua City Council. Spain HEALTH ADVICE: CONTINOUS AND COORDINATED ATTENTION FOR THE CHRONIC PATIENTS M. Hidalgo AriasA, P. Vázquez NaveiraB, R. Roca CastroA, V. Martín RamosA, I. Gancedo MéndezA, A. Martínez MartínA. A-Health Advice. Osakidetza. B- Osakidetza Emergency Department. Spain. PROMOTE THE CULTURE OF INNOVATION AMONG PROFESSIONALS THROUGH THE NEW CONTRACT MODEL OF THE HEALTH SERVICE IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY Patricia Arratibel Ugarte, Joana Mora Amengual, Arantxa Leonart Jauregibeitia, Rosa Mª González Linares, Andoni Arcelay Salazar, Esteban de Manuel. Osakidetza. Spain.

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SPECIAL SESSION EU REGIONS PART II. Basque Country Best Practices Date: June 28

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AIM This special session focuses on presenting results from real-life projects that are squarely connected to Basque Country Health policies. DESCRIPTION The initiatives presented in this session will have a strong relationship with public policies and internationalization. Focus would be on the go to market expectations, outcome measurement and stakeholder involvement. Chair: Natividad García. CEO Dinitel and member of the Board of Directors of GAIA. Spain. PRESENTATIONS

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN HOME CARE: MODELS OF SERVICE PROVISION FROM 54 EUROPEAN GOOD PRACTICES Francesco BarbabellaA, Andrea SchmidtB, Roberta BevilacquaA, Carlos ChiattiA, Giovanni LamuraA A- National Institute of Health and Science on Aging (INRCA), B- European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research. Italy. TACKLING MAJOR SOCIETAL CHALLENGES THROUGH SOCIAL AND HEALTH CARE INNOVATION IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY: AN OVERVIEW Gerardo Zamora ETORBIZI - Centre for Social and Health Care Innovation. Spain. THE FRAGILE AND CO-MORBIDITY PATIENT AS MAIN FOCUS OF INNOVATIVE, UBIQUITOUS AND INTEGRAL TELEMONITORING SERVICE M.I. Bagüés, J. Rodríguez Saludnova S. Coop. Spain.

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SCALABLE AND CUSTOMIZED ENVIRONMENTS AND HOUSES FOR THE PROMOTION OF ACTIVE AGEING Silvia Urra, Maider Alzola, Julen Astudillo, Andoni Diaz de Mendibil, Maitane Otaño. TECNALIA. Spain. BIZILAB: A LIVING LAB EXPERIENCE IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY Valeria García-Landarte, Juan Antonio Arrieta, Iñigo Iriarte. FEVAS. Spain. DIABETOLOGICAL AAL CONSULTING ARENAS S. MartinA, H. MertensB, J. ShildtB, A. VerbeekC, W. BreipohlC A- West-German Centre of Diabetes and Health, Catholic Hospital Group Düsseldorf, B- EMPERRA GmbH E-Health Technologies, C- Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Mettmann. Germany. SOCIO HEALTH COLLABORATION IN THE CHRONIC PAIN PATIENT IMPROVES THEIR QUALITY OF LIVE AND INCREASES THEIR SATISFACTION M. Hidalgo AriasA, J. Llano HernándezBC, B. Gómez BravoC, A. Alday JuradoB, T. Tolosa GarmendiaD, R. Sánchez BernalC A- Health Advice. Osakidetza. B- Osatek, C- Osarean, D Osakidetza Emergency Department. Spain.

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SPECIAL SESSION EU REGIONS PART III. International reflection panel with presentations Date: June 28

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AIM The purpose of the last of the EU Regions Sessions is to show the work in the area of AAL undertaken by organization across Europe and how this connects with the Basque Country initiatives. Finally, an opportunity for an open discussion with the audience will be given DESCRIPTION The panel will gather industry and public sector experts from a variety of European regions that will reflect on Basque policy development and comment on the individual initiatives presented in the preceding sessions. Invited speakers will also provide additional insights from their own regions to further fuel the discussion. The final discussion will give speakers and audience an opportunity to touch upon additional topics. Chair: Annamaria Zonno. Expert in International Relations, EU Liaison Office - Puglia Region. Italy. INVITED REGIONS • KENT • EAST-SWEDEN • FLANDERS • NOORD-BRABANT • SCOTLAND • PUGLIA • FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA

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Side events Transnational AAL2business Workshop. How to get AAL products and services to the market? * Participation only with invitation. Restricted audience. Date: June 27

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Time: 9:30-15:00

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Room: B Terraza. Level 3

Speakers: • Arto Wallin. Senior Scientist and Project Manager at the Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT). Finland. • Minna Isomursu. Research Professor on Social Media and Networked Services at the Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT). Finland. AIM This workshop will address the issue of how to develop a sustainable business from AAL project results. The main goal of the workshop is to cover business development activities during the whole life-cycle of AAL projects, so participants are welcome from projects in all phases (from AAL Call 1 to Call 4). DESCRIPTION Some of the elements discussed by participants include: • Discussion of and training in methods, tools, and supporting services available for business development in AAL JP projects. • Developing business models of AAL solutions in small groups together with business experts, who will provide support and mentoring during the group work. • Exchange of experiences related to AAL business development among AAL projects. • Sharing challenges and best practices in business development. AAL2Business is an action financed by the AAL Joint Programme to help AAL projects reach the market with their products or services. AAL2Business will be implemented in several steps. During the current pilot phase the AAL JP is helping AAL projects to formulate their business case and develop their business model in collaboration with business experts. This experience will show what works best for AAL projects and what are the practical needs of individual partners and AAL consortia in future steps of the action. 48




INVESTORS FORUM * Participation only with invitation. Restricted audience. AIM The purpose of the event is to offer a scenario for visionary technological projects to be presented to investors and find the financial backing to become a business reality. DESCRIPTION The Matchmaking investors-entrepreneurs session will host an event where entrepreneurs, previously selected, will present their projects and investors previously briefed, will attend their presentations with the intention of identifying investment opportunities. The projects selected will have an innovative edge, represent the state of the art in respect of aging population needs and be “investment ready”. Entrepreneurial projects will come from the medical device and health ICT sectors. Investors registered for the session will receive an executive summary on each project two weeks prior to the start of the conference.

MATCHMAKING SESSION Date: June 28

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Time: 15:00-16:30

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Room: B1. Level 1

During the afternoon of June 28th, from 15.00 to 16.30, between 6 and 9 projects will be presented to the audience with the possibility of taking questions. At the entrance, attendees will receive a feedback form where they can indicate their preliminary and general interest on studying each opportunity in more detail.

TÊTE Á TÊTE SESSION Date: June 28 I Time: 17:00-18:30 I Room: networking area (close by exhibition area). Level -2 After the presentations, there will be an open area where each project will be located so that investors can have tête a tête conversations with the entrepreneurs. During the following days after the Conference, the session organisers will also work on the feedback forms, confirming those preliminary interests on the investor side and ensuring any matching possibility is explored.

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Supporting partners ORGANIZERS

INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORS

INDUSTRIA, BERRIKUNTZA, MERKATARITZA ETA TURISMO SAILA DEPARTAMENTO DE INDUSTRIA, INNOVACIÓN, COMERCIO Y TURISMO

“Follow me” SPONSORS

“Thinking about you” SPONSORS

OTHER SPONSORS

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