• Welcome: Mr Malcolm Johnson (Director, ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector)
  [ Biography | Speech ]
• Workshop objectives: ITU, Bilel Jamoussi, Chief Study Groups Department and WHO, Najeeb Al-Shorbaji, Knowledge Management and Sharing
  [ Bio: Al-Shorbaji | Bio: Jamoussi ]
• Keynote: Laura De Nardis (American University, Washington DC, USA): e-Health Standards and Interoperability
  [ Biography | Video via: American University website | Youtube ]

Session 1: Country perspectives

Inter-governmental panel bringing national perspectives from health and information and communication technology sectors​

Chair: Najeeb Al-Shorbaji (Knowledge Management and Sharing, WHO) [ Biography ]

• Eunju Kim (eGovframe Center, National Information Society Agency, Rep.of Korea): SW Framework for enhancing the interoperability and reusability of e-Health Services 
  [ Presentation ]
• Dominic K. Atweam (Ghana Health Service, Ghana): Ghana e-health framework
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Adrian Pacheco (CENETEC, Ministry of Health, Mexico): Mexico, Country Perspectives 
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]

Session 2: Current focus, status and challenges: organizations working on e-health standardization​

Chair: Bilel Jamoussi (Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU) [ Biography ]

• Masahito Kawamori (Rapporteur, Q13/16 & Q28/16, NTT, Japan): ITU-T Work on Standardizing e-Health
  [ Biography | Presentation ]
• Chuck Parker (Executive Director, Continua): Continua Health AllianceBeyond Four Walls of Traditional Healthcare
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Elliot Sloane (Center for Healthcare Information Research and Policy, USA): Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) - eHealth Initiatives
  [ Biography | Presentation ]
• Christopher Chute (Chair, ISO TC 215): ISO TC 215 Health informatics: Current focus, status and challenges: ISO TC215 and e-health standardization
  [ Biography | Presentation ]
• Steve Mills (Chair, IEEE-SA Standards Board)
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Catherine Chronaki (HL7 International Board of Directors): HL7 CDA and its broad adoption
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]

Session 3: Barriers and opportunities to adoption: Stakeholders’ perspectives (Part 1)​

Chair: Leonid Androuchko (Rapporteur Question 14-3/2 eHealth; University of Geneva)
[ Biography | Presentation ]

• Baljit Singh Bedi (Centre for Development for Advanced Computing; Telemedicine Society of India, India): eHealth Standardisation in India: Initiatives and Implementation Issues
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Sultan Shamiul Bashar (Management Information System, Bangladesh): Barriers and opportunities to adopt eHealth standards and ensure interoperability:perspectives from Bangladesh
  [ Biography | Presentation ]
• Shigeru Tomita (NTT DATA, Japan): Remote  Healthcare ICT  and  Mobile Healthcare ICT - Model Project  in Japan by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]

Session 4: Barriers and opportunities to adoption: Stakeholders’ perspectives (Part 2)​

Chair: Gisele Roesems (ICT for Health, DG Information Society, European Commission) 
[ Biography | Presentation ]

• Jonathan Payne (mHealth Alliance): Mobilizing standards
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Miroslav Burša (Czech Technical University, Czech Republic): State of Interoperability in the Czech Republic - Towards Personal Health Record: Current situation, obstacles and trends in implementation of Electronic Healthcare Records
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Basile Spyropoulos (Technological Education Institute of Athens, Greece): Combining Medical-Managerial Information and Communications Technology Standards to promote Interoperability in Health-Care: A Status Report
  [ Biography | Abstract | Full Summary | Presentation ]
  

Session 5: Innovation trends: Academic institutions, companies and research and development labs​

Chair: Nosa Orobaton (John Snow Institute) [ Biography ]

• Guy Dumont and Beth Payne (University of British Columbia, Canada): PIERS on the Move – Phone Oximetry for Pre-Eclampsia
  [ Bio: Dumont | Bio: Payne | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Yoshimasa Kadooka (Fujitsu, Japan): New heart care system based on UT-Heart for Tailor-made medicine
  [ Biography | Presentation ]
• Masahiro Kuroda (NICT, Japan): Healthcare ICT in disaster-stricken area and hints to e-Health standards
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• David Manset (MAAT, France): Innovation Trends in Delivering eHealth Services
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]
• Robert Istepanian (Kingston University, London): 4G Health- The Long Term Evolution of m-health
  [ Biography | Abstract | Presentation ]

Session 6: Identifying future needs: Health service providers and policy makers​

Panel Moderator: Peter Murray (IMIA): Identifying future needs: Health service providers and policy makers [ Biography ]

Panelist:

• Misha Kay (WHO, Geneva): eHealth Standards and Interoperability
  [ Presentation ]

Session 7: Advancing e-health standards: Roles and responsibilities of stakeholders​

Panel Moderator: Marco Carugi (Rapporteur ITU-T Q3/13; ZTE, China)
[ Biography | Presentation ]

Wrap-up of DAY TWO;

Overall conclusions of both days and next steps​