Program - Geneva Health Forum 2016

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Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
ghf2016.org
@Genevaforum
Hosting the WHS Geneva Meeting
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Welcome message
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Dear friends,
We are delighted to welcome you in Geneva, in
the heart of Europe, a cosmopolitan and health
expert city. The charming Lake of Geneva region
is also known as the Swiss Health Valley, with an
important activity in research and development
in the field of life sciences.
The Geneva Health Forum is proud to celebrate
its 10th anniversary. The overarching topic of this
year’s edition will be Sustainable and Affordable
Innovations in Healthcare. For the 2016 edition,
you will find a very rich and high quality program
with contributions of many high level experts.
Faithful to its open-minded and federating spirit,
the GHF offers a unique opportunity for dialogue
between field practioners, professionals from
academic backgrounds, from the public and private sector and from international and also non
governmental organisations. The complexity of
global health challenges requires an integrative
and multi-sector approach: the development of
sustainable, affordable and practical solutions,
whether they are pharmaceutical, biotechnological, genomics - related, IT-related or non
technological, will enhance the access to quality
health care worldwide.
The GHF tenth anniversary comes along with an
innovative concept:
For the very first time, it’s our great pleasure to
host the World Health Summit Regional Meeting
in Geneva. This very promising partnership is the
result of a longstanding friendship between the
Antoine Flahault
Claudine Mathieu Thiébaud
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members of an important international network
in the field of global health. Where global health
issues are at stake, with the aim of making recommendations on public policies, it is essential
for the organiser of the GHF and our friends of
the WHS to unify our skills and expertise in order
to develop a strong common voice on global
health issues.
Part of the new GHF concept is the creation of
Tomorrow’s affordable hospital, a special marketplace where we will display sustainable and
affordable innovations in different health sectors
in an interactive manner. Come and visit this
“hands-on” special exhibition, where you will
discover demonstrations of innovations that you
might implement in your home country.
Health and innovation are universal issues; this is
why the GHF wants to share a selection of innovations with a broad public on the occasion of a
public conference which will take place on April 20
at 6pm, during the tenth anniversary celebration.
The GHF is a major event created by the Geneva
University Hospitals and the University of Geneva.
We would like to thank all our strategic partners,
as well as the local, national and international
public and private institutions and organisations
for their great support, contributions and sponsorship. Our thanks go also to you, our participants,
who help us to shape tomorrow’s global health
development agenda.
We wish you an exciting Geneva meeting.
Nicole Rosset
Antoine Geissbuhler
1000 Participants expected
5
Plenary Sessions
30
Parallel Sessions
11Workshops
22
Invited Sessions
1
Guest Organisation: World
Health Summit
1
Public Event for the
10th anniversary of the GHF
250Speakers
40Vidéos
230Posters
62
Innovations at the Tomorrow’s
Affordable Hospital
21Exhibitors
Summary
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Program at a glance
6
Forum Program
9
Breakfast Sessions
29
Lunch Sessions
32
Federal Café Sessions
35
SMIDDY Symposium
38
Workshops Sessions 39
Conférence grand public 45
Oral Poster Session
46
Posters Exhibition
50
Tomorrow’s Affordable Hospital
56
Video Corner
58
Scientific and Partner Committee
60
Exhibition Floor Plan
61
Partners and sponsors 64
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April 19, 2016
Sustainable
and Affordable
Innovations in Healthcare
Hosting
the WHS Geneva Meeting
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Plenary
April 19, 2016
Parallels
Plenary
WHSgm
Parallels
WHSgm
Workshops
Workshops
Invited Sessions
Invited Sessions
08:00
Registration & Networking
09:00
PL1 Plenary I – Room 1 – The Innovation Process: From ideas to implementation
Chair: Sally Stansfield, Speakers: Bill Anderson, Elmar Mock, Muhammad H. Zaman
10:30
Coffee break
Exhibition Visit (Tomorrow’s affordable hospital - Stands - Posters - Video corner)
11:00
Public Health challenges
Improving clinical care and
access
Addressing specific needs
Field actors
World Health Summit
Geneva Meeting
PS1-1 – Room 15
Beyond health: multi-sectoral
approaches in the
era of the SDGs
PS2-1 – Room 6
MSF Innovation. Diabetes.
Collaborative solutions for field
realities
PS3-1 – Room 5
Innovation in the treatment of
drug addict patients. Time for
change (with translation)
PS4-1 – Room 18
Good Clinical Practices guidelines
in the context of globalized clinical
research: need for a revision?
WHS1 – Room 2
Sao Paulo (USP): Chikungunya and
Zika virus infections as global Public
Health challenges (with translation)
LS1 Lunch session – Room 3
Merck
Health Empowerment:
Providing the tools to make
informed health decisions
La Revue Durable, STPH, DDC
From One Health to Ecohealth to
Planetary Health
C2 Federal café – Exhibition level 1
Déclaration de Berne
Globalisation of clinical trials: how to
ensure that the same ethical and regulatory standards are applied everywhere?
PS3-2 – Room 5
Highly specialized medicine:
Need, interest and obstacles
in the south
PS4-2 Room 4
Health cooperatives in Africa:
an appropriate response to the
urgent needs
WHS2 – Room 3
Berlin Charité (IMS2020)
Medical Education: Quality and
internationalization
La Voix du Paysan et Winds of Hope
Une radio au service de la santé
12:30
Lunch break
Opening Tour On The Exhibition
14:00
PS1-2 – Room 2
Ebola, Zika… when viruses
emerge and escape from
their niche?
15:30
Coffee break
16:00
PS1-3 – Room 5
Surveillance networks in low-income countries: Build on existing
initiatives
17:30
18:00
Opening Ceremony – Room 1
Presidents: Claudine Mathieu Thiébaud, Nicole Rosset
Welcome mesages: Antoine Flahault, Bertrand Levrat, Yves Flückiger, Detlev Ganten, Bruce Aylward, Mauro Poggia
Annoucement of the results of the Open Geneva Hackaton 2016: Antoine Geissbuhler
Keynote Addresses: Yves Daccord, Micheline Calmy Rey
19:30
GHF - WHS cocktail
Exhibition Visit
(Tomorrow’s affordable hospital - Stands - Posters - Video corner)
PS2-2 – Room 6
Prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases: new challenges and priorities for oral health
(with translation)
PS2-3 – Room 6
Perspective for cervical cancer,
prevention in low income
countries
Plenary
08:00
BS1 – Room 13
Breakfast
COHRED
and Institut
droit de la santé for iOS and
Download the
GHF
2016deApplication
meeting
System Innovations: Using the Law to Improve Global Health
Parallels
WHSgm
Theory-U: Designing Innovation For Capacity Building In Health Care
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
Workshop
Sessions
(restricted)
Symposium
Workshop
Sessions
(restricted)
Exhibition
Essentiel tech, EPFL, Humatem
How to ensure the functioning of
biomedical equipment in Africa
Alliance 4 health promotion
Health Promotion – at the heart
of sustainability
6
WHS3 – Room 3
Geneva (IHEID): Accelerating the
implementation of the SDG agenda
in global health (with translation)
Workshops
BS2 – Room 14
PL2 Plenary II – Room 1 – The IT Revolution for health
Chair: Edward Kelley, Speakers: Marcel Salathé, Hamadoun Touré, Effy Vayena
PS4-3 – Room 2
Proper use of medicines: what
developments and opportunities
for pharmacists? (with translation)
University of Vienna & University of Nîmes
Android.
09:00
Spring
School of
Global Health
(restricted)
8:30-13:30
AidInfoPlus
Mastering health data and information
for change
PS3-3 – Room 4
Quality of care after sudden
onset disasters: Good willing is
not enough
April 20, 2016
Exhibition
Exhibition
Field actors
World Health Summit
Symposium
(with translation)
15:30
Coffee break
16:00
PS1-3 – Room 5
Surveillance networks in low-income countries: Build on existing
initiatives
April 20, 2016
AidInfoPlus
Mastering health data and information
for change
PS3-3 – Room 4
Quality of care after sudden
onset disasters: Good willing is
not enough
PS2-3 – Room 6
Perspective for cervical cancer,
prevention in low income
countries
PS4-3 – Room 2
Proper use of medicines: what
developments and opportunities
for pharmacists? (with translation)
17:30
18:00
Opening Ceremony – Room 1
Presidents: Claudine Mathieu Thiébaud, Nicole Rosset
Welcome mesages: Antoine Flahault, Bertrand Levrat, Yves Flückiger, Detlev Ganten, Bruce Aylward, Mauro Poggia
Annoucement of the results of the Open Geneva Hackaton 2016: Antoine Geissbuhler
Keynote Addresses: Yves Daccord, Micheline Calmy Rey
19:30
GHF - WHS cocktail
Plenary
Parallels
April 20, 2016
Plenary
WHSgm
Parallels
WHSgm
Workshop
WHS3 – Room 3
Sessions
Geneva (IHEID): Accelerating the
(restricted)
implementation of the SDG agenda
in global health (with translation)
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APRIL 19-21 2016
Workshops
Workshops
BS2 – Room 14
University of Vienna & University of Nîmes
Invited Sessions
Symposium
08:00
Breakfast
meeting
BS1 – Room 13
COHRED and Institut de droit de la santé
09:00
PL2 Plenary II – Room 1 – The IT Revolution for health
Chair: Edward Kelley, Speakers: Marcel Salathé, Hamadoun Touré, Effy Vayena
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
access
Field actors
World Health Summit
Geneva Meeting
PS1-4 – Room 3
Integrated community care in
transitional countries
PS2-4 – Room 4
Promoting access to care for
patients with neglected tropical
diseases
PS3-4 – Room 5
Neonatology: the innovations
that address the major causes
of pediatric death
PS4-4 – Room 6
The revolutions of the nursing
professions
(with translation)
WHS4 – Room 2
Geneva-Montreal M8-G3:
Innovative solutions for migrations
and health (with translation)
The Global Fund / Wambo.org
Wambo.org: the future of global
public health procurement
LS4 Lunch session – Room 14 C6 Federal café – Exhibition level 1
Global Health Equity Foundation
Sanofi
Mental Health: Sustainable Inno- Innovation and Equity in Health
vations for Neglected patients
Exhibition Visit
14:00
PL3 Plenary III – Room 1 – Facing emergencies with soft innovation
Chair: Doris Schopper, Speakers: Denis Mukwege, Dinesh Bhugra, Tawfik Chamaa
15:30
Coffee Break
Exhibition Visit (Tomorrow’s affordable hospital - Stands - Posters - Video corner) - Open to the public
16:00
Workshops (open parallel sessions)
WS02
Room 5
Public health
value of
vaccines
beyond
efficacy
WS03
Room 6
Mental
health in
peripheral
areas
WS04
Room 13
Innovating
to improve
support
of remote
healthcare
professionals
WS05
Room 14
Improving
access to quality
diagnostic tools
in LMICs through
social innovation
Essentiel tech, EPFL, Humatem
How to ensure the functioning of
biomedical equipment in Africa
Alliance 4 health promotion
Health Promotion – at the heart
of sustainability
12:30
Lunch break
WS01
Room 4
Reducing
hospital
cost
through
design
WS06
Room 15
Access to
childhood
cancer quality
care: Status,
barriers and
opportunities
WS07
Room 16
Metrics in
Sustainable
Development
Goals #3 (i.e.
Health Goal)
WS08
Room 17
Leaving no one behind?
Reaching the informal
sector, poor people and
marginalised groups
with Social Health
Protection
WS09
Room 18
Is data
sharing
good for
health?
WS10
Room 2
Singapore (NUS):
High quality
sustainable cost
healthcare
WS11
Room 3
WFAIGH:
Academic global
health: definition,
gaps and the way
forward
17:45
Soirée publique « La santé et l’innovation pour tous » – Room 1 (Soirée événement à l’occasion du 10e anniversaire du GHF2006-2016) - Chairs: Louis Loutan, Marcel Tanner
Public event “Health Innovation for all” – Room 1 (evening celebration of 10th anniversary GHF 2006-2016) - Chairs: Louis Loutan, Marcel Tanner
Plenary
08:00
BS3 – Room 13
Breakfast
MSF Terre des Hommes
meeting
mHealth
to improve
the integrated
managementfor
of childhood
illness
Download the
GHF
2016
Application
iOS and
in low resource contexts
Parallels
WHSgm
BS4 – Room 14
Heidelberg University
Quality Improvement in healthcare as a vector of innovation:
Android.
Where is the evidence?
09:00
PL4 Plenary IV – Room 1 – Access to Innovation at Scale: Universal Health Coverage
Chair: Robert Yates, Speakers: Shu-ti Chiou, François Xavier Ngarambe, Agnès Soucat, Fred Paccaud
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
Workshops
Symposium
Exhibition
BS5 – Room 3
UK Science & Innovation Network
£10m LONGITUDE PRIZE: Anti-Microbial
Resistance and novel diagnostics tools
Fondation Vietnam Med Aid (VMA)
Formation continue des infirmiers au Vietnam
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access
Symposium
SMIDDY
Room 16
Infectious
diseases
epidemiology
(side event)
Fondation Brocher
1816 / 2016 Frankenstein revient à Genève
17:30
April 21, 2016
Exhibition
Exhibition
Field actors
World Health Summit
Geneva Meeting
Oral Poster
Session 1
Room 13
Chair: Doris Schopper, Speakers: Denis Mukwege, Dinesh Bhugra, Tawfik Chamaa
15:30
Coffee Break
16:00
Workshops (open parallel sessions)
WS01
Room 4
Reducing
hospital
cost
through
design
WS02
Room 5
Public health
value of
vaccines
beyond
efficacy
April 21, 2016
WS03
Room 6
Mental
health in
peripheral
areas
WS04
Room 13
Innovating
to improve
support
of remote
healthcare
professionals
WS05
Room 14
Improving
access to quality
diagnostic tools
in LMICs through
social innovation
WS06
Room 15
Access to
childhood
cancer quality
care: Status,
barriers and
opportunities
WS07
Room 16
Metrics in
Sustainable
Development
Goals #3 (i.e.
Health Goal)
Fondation Brocher
1816 / 2016 Frankenstein revient à Genève
WS08
Room 17
Leaving no one behind?
Reaching the informal
sector, poor people and
marginalised groups
with Social Health
Protection
WS09
Room 18
Is data
sharing
good for
health?
WS10
Room 2
Singapore (NUS):
High quality
sustainable cost
healthcare
WS11
Room 3
WFAIGH:
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Academic global6 EDITION
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gaps and the way
forward
17:30
17:45
Soirée publique « La santé et l’innovation pour tous » – Room 1 (Soirée événement à l’occasion du 10e anniversaire du GHF2006-2016) - Chairs: Louis Loutan, Marcel Tanner
Public event “Health Innovation for all” – Room 1 (evening celebration of 10th anniversary GHF 2006-2016) - Chairs: Louis Loutan, Marcel Tanner
Plenary
Parallels
April 21, 2016
Plenary
WHSgm
Parallels
WHSgm
Workshops
Workshops
BS4 – Room 14
Heidelberg University
Quality Improvement in healthcare as a vector of innovation:
Where is the evidence?
Invited Sessions
Symposium
Exhibition
Exhibition
BS5 – Room 3
UK Science & Innovation Network
£10m LONGITUDE PRIZE: Anti-Microbial
Resistance and novel diagnostics tools
08:00
Breakfast
meeting
BS3 – Room 13
MSF Terre des Hommes
mHealth to improve the integrated management of childhood illness
in low resource contexts
09:00
PL4 Plenary IV – Room 1 – Access to Innovation at Scale: Universal Health Coverage
Chair: Robert Yates, Speakers: Shu-ti Chiou, François Xavier Ngarambe, Agnès Soucat, Fred Paccaud
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
access
Field actors
World Health Summit
Geneva Meeting
PS1-5 – Room 15
Patient safety in health systems
with limited resources
PS2-5 – Room 18
Management of fever in the
tropics: Not a one-fits-all
approach
PS3-5 – Room 5
New approaches for health care
in prison
(with translation)
PS4-5 – Room 6
How cardiac surgery in Europe
for African children contribute to
specialized care in Africa
WHS5 – Room 2
Innovation funding for Research,
Development and Access to
Global Health
IFPMA and IFPW
Shaping a sound supply chain
ecosystem
Health Promotion
Administration, Taiwan
Strengthening Partnerships between
Public Health & Health Care
Medicus Mundi
International health cooperation
and Health Systems Strengthening:
Time for an global symposium?
Internship and
Job Dating
(restricted)
PS3-6 – Room 2
Improving access to essential
health products and services in
humanitarian emergencies
PS4-6 – Room 6
New dynamics for healthcare
insurance
WHS6 – Room 3
Australia (Monash):
Global health in medical education
Oral Poster
Session 2
Room 13
Better Access
to Health
Fondation Vietnam Med Aid (VMA)
Formation continue des infirmiers au Vietnam
12:30
Lunch Break
Exhibition Visit
14:00
PS1-6 – Room 4
How to do great research, get it
published, and improve health
outcomes?
15:30
Coffee Break
15:45
PL5 Plenary V – Room 1 – Recommendations from the workshops
15:45-16:30 Round Table 1: Health Care for All, utopia or human right? (WS02/WS03/WS04/WS05/WS06/WS10)
16:30-17:15 Round Table 2: Health Challenges: Global perspective and local implementation (WS01/WS07/WS08/WS09/WS11)
17:15-17:45
Awards & Closing Ceremony GHF2016 - WHS Geneva Meeting – Room 1
Awards Ceremony Anne Maurer Cecchini Price & GHF Awards - Open to the public
PS2-6 – Room 5
New approaches against
antimicrobial resistance
(with translation)
IAMANEH
Fighting obstetric fistula in Mali using
a multi-dimensional approach
Download the GHF 2016 Application for iOS and Android.
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Oral Poster
Session 1
Room 13
From Public
Health to
Planetary
Health
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Session tracks: PS1 Public health challenges - PS2 Improving clinical care and access - PS3 Addressing specific needs - PS4 Field actors
WHS World Health Summit Geneva Meeting
08:00 Registration & Networking
ROOM 1
09:00 The Innovation Process: From ideas to implementation
PL1
Co-hosted by
CHAIR
Sally Stansfield
Director, Social Impact Consulting Practice, Deloitte
SPEAKERS
Bill Anderson
Head of Global Product
Strategy, Roche Pharma,
Switzerland
Elmar Mock
Co-inventor of the Swatch
and founder of Créaholic,
Switzerland
Muhammad H. Zaman
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Professor, Department of
Biomedical Engineering and
International Health, Boston
University, United States
10:30 Coffee break ∙ Exhibition Visit (Tommorrow’s affordable hospital-Stands-Posters-Video corner) ∙
Federal café (for further details please check relevant pages)
11:00 Beyond health: multisectoral approaches in the era of the SDGs
ROOM 15
PS1-1
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Ilona Kickbusch
Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft
Confédération suisse
Confederazione Svizzera
Confederaziun svizra
Global Health Programme, the Graduate Institute of
International and Development Studies, Switzerland
Swiss Confederation
Development and Cooperation
SPEAKERS
Frank Pega
Interlinkages between the
2030 Sustainable Development
Agenda, determinants of health
andmultisectoral collaborations
WHO, Switzerland
Jo Lines
Landscape epidemiology and
man-made environmental
change: some history, some
biology and some politics
LSHTM, UK
Pradeep Kakkattil
Connecting the dots: How partnerships across sectors helped
shape the AIDS movement
UNAIDS, India
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Claude Meyer
The strategic value of multisectoral collaboration to progress
towards UHC: recent country
examples supported by the
P4H Network
P4H Network
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
11:00 MSF. Innovation. Diabetes. Collaborative solutions for field realities.
ROOM 6
PS2-1
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
David Beran
University of Geneva / Geneva University Hospitals
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Bashir Abdelwelli
Stephane Besançon
Philippa Boulle
Beatrice Kauffman
Médecins Sans Frontières,
Kenya
Switzerland
Santé Diabète,Mali
Paul Epping
Philips, Netherlands
Academic partner for insulin
thermostability study
School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
University of Geneva/University of
Lausanne, Switzerland
11:00 Innovation in the treatment of drug addicts patients. Time for change
ROOM 5
PS3-1
MODERATOR
Catherine Ritter
Federal Office of Public Health, Section drogues
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Frank Zobel
A new paradigm: first lessons
from cannabis legalisation in
the Americas and in Europe
Addiction Switzerland,
Switzerland
Daniele Zullino
Innovative policy for addictions
in Geneva
Geneva University Hospitals,
Switzerland
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Safiatou Thiam
Center for integrated management of addictions for injecting
drug users in Dakar
Conseil National de Lutte
contre le Sida (CNLS), Sénégal
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
11:00 Good Clinical Practices guidelines in the context of globalized clinical research: need for a revision?
ROOM 18
PS4-1
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Raffaella Ravinetto
Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp
Belgium
SPEAKERS
Laura Ciaffi
Marleen Boelaert
Sylvie Le Gac
Pascal Launois
Nerina Vischer
Gabrielle Breugelmans
The Globalization of Clinical
Trials and the Urgent Need to
Update the International
GCP Codes
IRD, Cameroon
Round Table
TDR, Switzerland
Sponsorship in non-commercial
clinical trials: definitions, challenges and the role of Good
Clinical Practices guidelines
IMT Anvers, Belgium
Round Table
Swiss TPH, Switzerland
Need for Training and Recognition of new Professional Roles
for Health Personnel Involved in
Clinical Research
ANRS, Cameroon
Round Table
EDCTP, Netherlands
Emilie Alirol
Round Table
Clinical Trial Unit, Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland
11:00 Sao Paulo (USP): Chikungunya and Zika virus infections as global Public Health challenges
MODERATOR
Laurent Kaiser
ROOM 2
WHS1
Co-hosted by
Geneva University Hospitals
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Aluisio Segurado
Emerging vector-borne infections in dengue-affected regions
- lessons learned in Brazil
International Affairs Committee, School of Medicine, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Laura Rodrigues
Zika virus infection and microcephaly - what is the evidence?
London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)
and the Microcephaly Epidemic
Research Group (MERG), UK
and Brazil
11
Ester Sabino
New developments in diagnosis and prevention of vector-borne viral infections
Institute of Tropical Medicine,
Department of Infectious Disease, University of Sao Paulo
Medical School, Brazil
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
12:30 Lunch sessions ∙ Exhibition Visit (Tommorrow’s affordable hospital-Stands-Posters-Video corner) ∙
14:00 Ebola, Zika… when viruses emerge and escape from their niche?
ROOM 2
PS1-2
MODERATOR
Alexandra Calmy
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Laurent Kaiser
Emerging viruses and the
crystal ball
Switzerland
Annick Antierens
Did we learn enough from the
past Ebola epidemic
Belgium
Angela Huttner
The challenges of developing
an effective vaccine during a
new epidemic
Switzerland
Doris Schopfer
Panel discussion
CERAH, Switzerland
14:00 Prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases: new challenges and priorities for oral health (with translation)
ROOM 6
PS2-2
MODERATOR
Pierre Baehni
Université de Genève
Suisse
SPEAKERS
Benoit Varenne
Engelbert Manga
Habib Benzian
Amit Khanal
La santé orale au cœur de la
lutte contre les maladies non
transmissibles. Quelles orientations de l’OMS pour la région
Afrique ?
World Health Organization,
Republic of Congo
Programme de santé scolaire
multisectoriel de soins de santé
essentiels aux Philippines
Fit for School, Philippines
Intégration d’un programme de
santé orale dans le système de
soins primaires au Cameroun
Division de la Coopération,
Coopération CamerounJura-Suisse, Ministère de la
Santé Publique, Cameroun
Evaluation d’un programme de
promotion de santé orale au niveau
communautaire au Népal
Well-Being Nepal (NGO), Grande
International Hospital, Nepal
Ziemlé Clément Méda
Mise en œuvre d’un paquet
minimum de soins de santé bucco-dentaire essentiels intégré
au système de santé au Burkina
Faso: conditions de succès.
Université de Bobo Dioulasso,
Ministère de la santé, Burkina
Faso
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
14:00 Highly specialized medicine: Need, interest and obstacles in the south
ROOM 5
PS3-2
MODERATOR
Béat Stoll
Institute of Global Health
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Jacques Birraux
Project for Surgery of malformations of urinary tract
Hôpital des Enfants, HUG,
Switzerland
Sinata Koulla-Shiro
Position of the Ministry of
Health
Ministry of Public Health,
Cameroon
14:00 Health cooperatives in Africa: an appropriate response to the urgent needs
Magdy El Ekiaby
Management of hemophilia
patients in countries with
limited resources
Shabrawishi Hospital Blood
Transfusion Center, Egypt
ROOM 4
PS4-2
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Maria Elena Chavez
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Jean Pierre Girard
Current practices of health
co-operative in the world
Sommet International des
coopératives, Canada
Adriano Leite Soares
Unimed, the cooperative which
employs 30% of physicians in
Brazil
Unimed, Brésil
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Gabriel Gbédjissokpa
Health cooperatives project in
the region of Douala in Cameroon
Conférence Panafricaine des
coopératives, Cameroun
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
14:00 Berlin Charité (IMS2020) Medical Education: Quality and internationalization MODERATORS
Annika Östman Wernerson
Higher Education,
Karolinska Institut, Sweden
Eugenio Gaudio
Sapienza University of Roma,
Italia
ROOM 3
WHS2
Axel R Pries
Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin, Germany
SPEAKERS
Charlotte Rees
Differences in medical education
worldwide
HealthPEER, Monash University,
Australia
Birgitta Björck
The international perspective:
lessons from the IMS 2020
initiative
Karolinska Institut, Sweden
Co-hosted by
Peter Dieter
Quality assurance of sciencebased medical education
President Association of Medical
Schools in Europa Germany
Harm Peters
Accreditation approaches for
science-based medical education
Dieter Scheffner Center for Medical
Education, Charité,Germany
16:00 Surveillance networks in low-income countries: Build on existing initiatives
ROOM 5
PS1-3
MODERATOR
Clémentine Rossier
University of Geneva, Institute of Demography and Socioeconomics
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Alain Gervaix
Presentation of meningitis surveillance network in Cameroon
developed in partnership with
the HUG / UniGe
Switzerland
Sinata Koulla-Shiro
Integration and sustainability of
surveillance systems
Ministry of Public Health,
Cameroon
14
Osman A. Sankoh
Experience of INDEPTH as a
network of health and demographic surveillance systems
(HDSSs) in low and and middle-income countries
INDEPTH, Ghana
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
16:00 Perspective for cervical cancer, prevention in low income countries
ROOM 6
PS2-3
MODERATOR
Andreas Ulrich
World Health Organisation
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Rolando Herrero
Pierre Vassilakos
Sharon Kapambwe
Anne Benski
Patrick Petignat
Nelly Staderini
Global burden of cervical cancer and world health organization priorities
International agency for
research on cancer (IARC),
France
Innovation II: Usability and
Feasibility of a Mobile Health
System for HPV screening in
Low-Income Countries: a Pilot
Study in Madagascar
Innovation I: Primary self-HPVbased cervical cancer screening in low resources setting
University Hospital, Geneva,
Foundation for Medical Education and Research, Switzerland
Emerging technologies for cervical cancer screening in developing countries
HUG, Switzerland
16:00 Quality of care after sudden onset disasters: Good willing is not enough
Success and challenge to the
organization of a cervical cancer
screening program
Ministry of Health, Zambia
Innovation III: Systematic Cervical Cancer Screening for HIV+
women
Medecins Sans Frontières,
Switzerland
ROOM 4
PS3-3
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Olivier Hagon
Swiss Rescue
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Iian Norton
Improving the quality of the
Foreign medical teams
Australian rescue corps,
WHO, Australia
Suda Devkota
Point of view of the dicretor of
Gorkha Hospital
Hôpital de Gorkha, Nepal
15
Gloria Balboa
Point of view of the Emergency
Management office from
Philippines
MoH Philippines, Philippines
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
16:00 Proper use of medicines: what developments and opportunities for pharmacists? (with translation)
ROOM 2
PS4-3
MODERATOR
Loséni Bengaly
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Gabriel Touré de Bamako
Mali
SPEAKERS
Rabii Faouzi
Vision stratégique nationale et
évolution du rôle du pharmacien hospitalier
Direction des Hôpitaux et des
Soins Ambulatoires (DHSA),
Ministère de la Santé, Maroc
Sandrine von Grünigen
Ritu Rana, P Prabhu
Community Pharmacist’s
knowledge and dispensing
behaviour towards diabetes
and hypertension care: study in
two states of India
Population Services International, India
Joséphine Zoungrana
Rôle du pharmacien dans la
prévention et le contrôle de
l’infection
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire
Blaise Compaore, Burkina Faso
Renforcement des
compétences des pharmaciens
hospitaliers
Hôpitaux Universitaires de
Genève, Suisse
16:00 Geneva (IHEID): Accelerating the implementation of the SDG agenda in global health (with translation)
ROOM 3
WHS3
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Ilona Kickbusch
Global Health Programme, the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Yasushi Katsuma
Sharmila Mhatre
Johanna Hanefeld
Frank Pega
The G7 and the SDGs –
what role for think tanks?
Waseda University, Japan
SDGs and the potential of
partnerships
Faculty of Public Health and
Policy, London School of
Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,
United Kingdom
Networks to support SDG
implementation
International Development
Research Centre, Canada
Measuring SDG implementation
Switzerland
16
Francis Omaswa
SDGs and the power of policy
African Centre for Global
Health and Social Transformation, Uganda
April 19, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
17:30 Exhibition Visit (Tommorrow’s affordable hospital-Stands-Posters-Video corner)
ROOM 1
18:00 Opening Ceremony
PRESIDENTS
Claudine
Mathieu Thiébaud
Switzerland
Co-hosted by
Nicole Rosset
Switzerland
Swiss Confederation
SPEAKERS
Welcome messages
Antoine Flahault
Bertrand Levrat
Yves Flückiger
Detlev Ganten
Bruce Aylward
Mauro Poggia
Institute of Global Health,
Switzerland
WHS Founding President,
Germany
Announcement of the results of the
"Open Geneva Hackathon 2016"
Antoine Geissbuhler
Switzerland
CEO Geneva University
Hospital, Switzerland
Executive Director a.i.
Outbreaks and Health
Emergencies, World Health
Organization, Switzerland
Rector University of Geneva,
Switzerland
Geneva State Councilor in
charge of the Department of
Employment, Social Affairs and
Health, Switzerland
Keynote addresses
Yves Daccord
Director General of the
International Committee of
the Red Cross (ICRC),
Switzerland
19:30 GHF - WHS cocktail
17
Micheline Calmy Rey
Former Federal Councilor,
visiting professor at the
University of Geneva,
Switzerland
April 20, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
08:00 Breakfast meeting ∙ BS1 ∙ BS2 ∙ Federal café (for further details please check relevant pages)
ROOM 1
09:00 The IT Revolution for health
PL2
Co-hosted by
CHAIR
Edward Kelley
World Health Organization
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Marcel Salathé
Associate Professor, School
of Life Sciences, School of
Computer and Communication
Sciences, Ecole Polytechnique
Fédérale Lausanne, Switzerland
Hamadoun Touré
General Director Smart Africa
Former Secretary of ITU,
Mali
Effy Vayena
SNSF Professor of Health Policy,
Health Ethics and Policy Lab,
Institute for Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Prevention, University of Zurich, Switzerland
11:00 Integrated community care in transitional countries
ROOM 3
PS1-4
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Manfred Zahorka
Swiss TPH
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Nuria Toro
Tolkun Djamangulova
Genc Ymerhalili
Florentina Fortunescu
WHO Framework on integrated
people-centred health services
Switzerland
Ministry of Health of Kosovo,
Kosovo
Community Action for health in
Kyrgyzstan: Empowering and
engaging people
Swiss Red Cross, Kyrgyz
Republic
Integrating medical and social services in rural communities: recent
experience of Romania
University of Medicine and Pharmacy «Carol Davila», Romania
18
Monika Christofori-Khadka
Integrated medico-social home
care services (a new model in
Eastern Europe/CIS)
Swiss Red Cross, Switzerland
April 20, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
ROOM 4
11:00 Promoting access to care for patients with neglected tropical diseases
PS2-4
MODERATOR
Francois Chappuis
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Carolina Batista
Scaling up Access to Chagas
Disease Health Care – A Community-Based Partnership
Model
DNDi, Brazil
Omesh Kumar
Snakebite management through
free emergency ambulance service in Himachal saves lives
Government of Himachal
Pradesh, India
Laurent Gétaz
Epidemiology of strongyloidiasis
in people at high risk of complications and improved diagnosis
of this parasitosis in Bolivia
Genève, Suisse
11:00 Neonatology: the innovations that address the major causes of pediatric death
ROOM 5
PS3-4
MODERATOR
Ricardo Pfister
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Ricardo Pfister
Challenges for the care of newborns in developing countries
Switzerland
Daniele Kedy Koum
Expérience of Kangourou care
in Bonassama hospital
Hôpital Gynéco Obstétrique et
Pédiatrique de Douala,
Cameroun
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Nicolas Peyraud
MSF experience to support the
care of newborns
Médecins sans Frontières,
Switzerland
April 20, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
11:00 The revolutions of the nursing professions (with translation)
ROOM 6
PS4-4
MODERATOR
Alexandre Bischoff
Haute école de santé Fribourg
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Sandrine Longet Di Pietro
L’autonomie des infirmiers.
Les enjeux de la situation
genevoise.
Haute école de santé, Genève,
Suisse
Hubert Vuagnat
Autonomie et travail interdisciplinaire. Expériences croisées
au Cameroun, Cote d’Ivoire et
Togo dans les soins de plaies
Switzerland
14:00 Geneva-Montreal M8-G3: Innovative solutions for migrations and health (with translation)
Napo Guitcha Betébe Dare
L’autonomie des infirmiers et le
travail interdisciplinaire.
Expérience vue du Togo
Union Nationale des Infirmiers,
Togo
ROOM 2
WHS4
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Pierre Fournier
École de santé publique – Université de Montréal
Canada
SPEAKERS
Yves-Laurent Jackson
Albrecht Jahn
Michel Bera
Kayvan Bozorgmehr
New migratory flux in Europe,
new public health challenges
Switzerland
Massive immigration foreseen
in the coming years: a call for
action in academic settings
Conseil des formations du
Cnam (Conservatoire national
des arts et métiers), France
Refugee health and the SDGs:
What about universal health
coverage?
University of Heidelberg, Institute of Public Health, Germany
Improving migrant health in
Heidelberg through joint action:
The case the refugee reception
center Patrick Henry Village
University of Heidelberg, Institute of Public Health, Germany
20
Pascal Cassan
Croix-Rouge Française, France
April 20, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
ROOM 1
14:00 Facing emergencies with soft innovation
PL3
Co-hosted by
CHAIR
Doris Schopper
Director
Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action (CERAH)
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Denis Mukwege
Founder and Director of the
Panzi Hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo,
laureate of the 2014
Sakharov Prize
Dinesh Bhugra
President of the World
Psychiatric Association,
England
Tawfik Chamaa
Head of public relations and
spokesman of the UOSSM
International, Syria
16:00 Workshops Sessions (for further details please check relevant pages)
17:30
Exhibition Visit (Tommorrow’s affordable hospital-Stands-Posters-Video corner) (for further details please check relevant pages)
17:45 Public event “Health Innovation for all” (for further details please check relevant pages)
CHAIRS
Louis Loutan
Marcel Tanner
International and Humanitarian Medicine Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland
Professor of Epidemiology and Medical
Parasitology, Swiss Tropical & Public Health
Institute, Switzerland
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ROOM 1
April 21, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
08:00 Breakfast meeting ∙ BS2 ∙ BS3 ∙ BS5 (for further details please check relevant pages)
ROOM 1
09:00 Access to Innovation at Scale: Universal Health Coverage
PL4
Co-hosted by
CHAIR
Robert Yates
Expert on universal health coverage (UHC) and progressive health financing
United Kingdom
SPEAKERS
Shu-ti Chiou
Director-General, Health Promotion Administration, Ministry
of Health and Welfare, Taiwan
François Xavier Ngarambe
Ambassador of Rwanda to
Switzerland and Permanent
Representative to the United
Nations and other International
Organizations in Geneva
Agnès Soucat
Director , Department of
Health Systems Governance
and Financing, World Health
Organization, Switzerland
Fred Paccaud
Head, Institute for social and
preventive medicine (IUMSP)
University Hospital Center
(CHUV)
11:00 Patient safety in health systems with limited resources
ROOM 15
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Shams Syed
WHO
Trinidad et Tobago
SPEAKERS
Jean-Marc Biquet
Médecine humanitaire et sécurité du patient : la fin d’une
exception ?
CERAH, Suisse
Benedetta Allegranzi
Member of the Panel
WHO, Global Health Institute,
Université de Genève,
Switzerland
PS1-5
Safaa Elmeneza
Changing Patient Safety Culture
in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit:
Egypt
Alazhar University, Egypt
Tammam Aloudat
Member of the Panel
MSF, Switzerland
April 21, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
11:00 Management of fever in the tropics: Not a one-fits-all approach
ROOM 18
PS2-5
MODERATOR
Suman Rijal
DNDi
India
SPEAKERS
Tine Verdonck
The different approaches to
diagnostic guidance
Postdoctoral research fellow at
the unit of Institute of Tropical
Medicine, Antwerp, Belgium
François Chappuis
Developing diagnostic guidance for persistent fever: the
NIDIAG study
Switzerland
Clotilde Rambaud
MSFeCARE: clinical pathways
to improve the management of
fever in children <5 years
Switzerland
Noémie Boillat
Management of fevers in the tropics
Policlinique Médicale Universitaire
Lausanne, Centre de Vaccination et
Médecine des Voyages, Switzerland
11:00 New approaches for health care in prison (with translation)
ROOM 5
PS3-5
MODERATOR
Hans Wolff
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Laurent Gétaz
Epidémiologie des infections de
transmission sexuelle et amélioration de la prise en charge de
la syphilis dans une prison pour
femmes en Bolivie
Genève, Suisse
Carole Dromer
Epidémie de gale en milieu
carcéral, « on se gratte même
dans nos rêves », retour sur
expérience
CICR, Suisse
L’anthropologue et l’opérateur :
Discussion analytique d’un projet de prise en charge du
VIH et de la tuberculose en
milieu carcéral en Côte d’Ivoire
Frédéric Le Marcis
Agence Française de Développement, France
Jeanne d’Arc Assemien
Agence Française de Développement, France
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April 21, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
ROOM 6
11:00 How cardiac surgery in Europe for African children contributes to specialized care in Africa
MODERATORS
Isabelle Boucq
PS4-5
Marco Weil
Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève
Suisse
Terre des Hommes
Suisse
SPEAKERS
René Prêtre
Mot d'introduction sur le programme des soins spécialisés
Service de Chirurgie cardiaque,
CHUV,
Lausanne, Suisse
Mouhamadou Ndiaye
Perspectives et développement
de l'accès aux soins spécialisés
cardiaques au Sénégal
Hôpital Dakkar, Sénégal
Sylvie Loiseau, Michel Seka, Elodie
Diez, Sophie de Oliveira, U Frei
Parcours et prise en charge des enfants africains opérés aux HUG et retour sur une visite
des soignantes des HUG au Sénégal
Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève, Suisse
11:00 Innovation funding for Research, Development and Access to Global Health
ROOM 2
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Dejan Loncar
University of Geneva, Institute of Global
Health, Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Manica Balasegaram
CAME MSF, Switzerland
WHS5
Holm Keller
KENUP, Germany
John Reeder
TDR, Switzerland
Jaya Krishnakumar
University of Geneva, Institute
of Global Health, Switzerland
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April 21, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
14:00 How to do great research, get it published, and improve health outcomes?
ROOM 4
PS1-6
ROOM 5
PS2-6
MODERATOR
Trish Groves
BMJ
UK
SPEAKER
Trish Groves
How to develop good research questions and answer
them with the right methods
How to write up and publish study protocols
How to write a paper that editors will want to publish
BMJ, UK
14:00 New approaches against antimicrobial resistance (with translation)
MODERATOR
Manica Balasegaram
Médecins Sans Frontières
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Alain Gervaix
Interest of CRP to detect bacterial infections
Service d’Accueil et d’Urgences
Pédiatriques, Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève, Suisse
Kristina Keitel
Study e-POCT in Tanzania
Swiss Tropical and Public Health
Institute, Boston Children’s
Hospital/ Harvard Medical
School, Switzerland
Sabine Dittrich
Biomarkers and TPP for viral vs
bacterial
differentiation
Foundation for Innovative New
Diagnostics (FIND), Switzerland
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Mzia Kutateladze
In which circumstances phage
therapy could be an alternative
to antibiotic?
G. Eliava Institute of Bactériophages, Microbiology and Virology, Georgia
April 21, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
14:00 Improving access to essential health products and services in humanitarian emergencies: views from the field
ROOM 2
PS3-6
Co-hosted by
MODERATOR
Sophie Anne Laroche
WHO
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Slim Slama
New emergency kit for NCD
WHO, Egypt
Wael Hatahit
Provision of Comprehensive
Mobile Health Services in
Emergency Settings: Experience from Iraq
WHO Iraq Country Office, Irak
Jonathan Ledgard
Les drones ont-ils un place
pour prendre en charge les
NCD en situation de crises
EPFL, Switzerland
Nezar Ismet Taib Abdullah
Mobile clinic to reach the
unreachable
Department of Health Dohuk,
Irak
ROOM 6
14:00 New dynamics for healthcare insurance
PS4-6
MODERATOR
Manfred Stoermer
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute Basel
Switzerland
SPEAKERS
Nestor Ngube
Role of Catholic Church in
Reviving Mutuelles to Increase
Access to Health Care on the
Path to Universal Health Coverage: Cameroon
Bamenda Ecclesiastical
Province Health Assistance
(BEPHA), Cameroon
Shahidul Hoque
Challenges in Implementing Micro Health Insurance in
Communities Unfamiliar with
Risk pooling: Experience from
Chakaria, Bangladesh
Field level Research on Health
System and Universal Health
Coverage, ICDDR,B-International Centre for Diarrheal Disease
Research, Bangladesh
26
Siddharth Srivastava
Financial Viability of a Health
Financing Mechanism (Community Health Funds) Contributing to Universal Health
Coverage: Tanzania
Swiss Tropical and Public
Health Institute, Switzerland
April 21, 2016
Forum Program
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
ROOM 3
14:00 Australia (Monash): Global health in medical education
WHS6
Co-hosted by
MODERATORS
Peter Tinnemann
Hopi Shing Chuan
Charité Hospital
Germany
NUS
Singapour
SPEAKERS
Ben Canny
Global Health - importance of
First Nations considerations
School of Medicine, University
of Tasmania and Monash University, Australia
Dujeepa Samarasekera
Global Health in the community
Centre for Médical Education (CenMED), Yong Loo Lin
School of Medicine, National
University of Singapore
Keith Lim
Mapping and systematizing
Global Health Curriculum
NUS, Singapour
Pierre Fournier
Global Health MD
École de santé publique –
Université de Montréal, Canada
ROOM 1
15:45 Recommendations from the workshops
15:45-16:30 Round Table 1:
Health Care for All, utopia or human right?
(WS02/WS03/WS04/WS05/WS06/WS10)
16:30-17:15 Round Table 2:
Health Challenges: Global perspective and local implementation
(WS01/WS07/WS08/WS09/WS11)
17:15 Awards & Closing Ceremony GHF2016 - WHS Geneva Meeting
PL5
Co-hosted by HUG-UNIGE
ROOM 1
Co-hosted by World Health Summit
Awards Ceremony Anne Maurer Cecchini Price
GHF Awards “Jet d’or de Genève”
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April 20, 2016
Breakfast Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
COHRED and INSTITUT DE DROIT DE LA SANTÉ
08:00-09:00
ROOM 13
BS1
ROOM 14
BS2
Fair Research Contracting
Jacintha Toohey / Carel IJsselmuiden, COHRED, South Africa/Switzerland
LawAtlas and scientific policy surveillance system
Géraldine Marks / Scott Burris, IDS/LawAtlas, Switzerland/USA
TRREE: Training and Resources in Research Ethics Evaluation
Dominique Sprumont, TRREE/IDS, Switzerland
UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA and UNIVERSITY OF NÎMES
08:00-09:00
Moderator: Sukaina Virji, News Editor, Scrip Intelligence
Emergent Innovation: Learning from the future as key strategy for innovating
healthcare systems
Markus F. Peschl, University of Vienna, Austria
Emergent Innovation: Learning from the future as key strategy for innovating
healthcare systems
Alain Findeli, PROJEKT Laboratory, University of Nîmes, France
Bernard Hucher, Consultant, Creative Lifelong Learning, Switzerland
Domitille Desrippes / Amami Rania, Master Design-Innovation-Société, France
Round table discussion
Aline Cossy-Gantner and all above speakers
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April 21, 2016
Breakfast Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES and TERRE DES HOMMES
08:00-09:00
mHealth to improve the integrated management of
childhood illness in low resource contexts
ROOM 3
BS3
ROOM 14
BS4
Moderator: Tammam Aloudat, MSF, Switzerland
IeDA, opportunities and challenges of M-Health to enforce IMCI clinical guideline –
Experience of Burkina Faso
Thierry Agagliate, TDH, Switzerland
MSFeCARE, how mHealth can support the delivery of ambitious, complex,
and comprehensive clinical pathways for childhood illness management
Clotilde Rambaud-Althaus, MSF, Switzerland
EVAPLAN, INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH HEIDELBERG UNIVERSITY
08:00-09:00
Quality Improvement in healthcare as a vector of innovation: Where is the evidence?
Measuring & improving quality- where is the evidence? Indicator based
approach as a driver to quality improvement in health care - experience from
Algeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Tajikistan
Michael Marx, evaplan, Institute of Public Health Heidelberg University, Germany
What are the issues related to collecting evidence on Quality Improvement?
Feedback from 2nd International Quality Forum in Heidelberg, 2015
Sylvia Sax, evaplan, Institute of Public Health Heidelberg University, Germany
Panel discussion
Michael Marx, evaplan, Institute of Public Health Heidelberg University, Germany
Srinivasan Kannan,University of Trivandrum, India
Cyril Pervilhac, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Mohan Rao, J Nehru University - New Delhi, India
Sylvia Sax, evaplan, Institute of Public Health Heidelberg University, Germany
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April 21, 2016
Breakfast Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
UK SCIENCE & INNOVATION NETWORK
08:00-09:00
£10m LONGITUDE PRIZE: Anti-Microbial Resistance and novel diagnostics tools
History of the 300 year old Longitude Act, and the legacy that shapes the current
Longitude Prize
The process and progress of the Prize and all important criteria to win
Q&A to explore the Prize in more detail, including ways to address any perceived
barriers to entry
Networking and time to ask more confidential questions of the Longitude Prize team
(15mins)
Tamar Ghosh Lead, Longitude Prize
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ROOM 3
BS5
April 19, 2016
Lunch Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
MERCK
12:30-14:00
Health Empowerment: Providing the tools to make informed health decisions ROOM 3
LS1
Welcome and Introduction
Dr. Frédérique Santerre, Global Head Access to Health, Merck
Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health: Workforce 2030
James Campbell, Global Health Workforce Alliance and Director, Health Workforce Department, World Health Organization
Merck Global Medical Education Strategy
Professor Dr. med. Steven K. Hildemann, SVP, Chief Medical Officer, Head Global Medical
Affairs and Global Drug Safety, Merck
Benefits & Value of Medical Education: Patient advocacy group perspective
Margaret Walker, Former CEO, European Liver Patients Association (ELPA), Director
MWACM Ltd
Panel discussion
With the participation of Dr. Antoine Flahault, Director of the Institute of Global Health,
Faculty of Medicine, University of Geneva
LA REVUE DURABLE, STPH, DDC
12:30-14:00
From one health to Eco Health to Planetary Health
ROOM 4
LS2
Moderator: Jacques Mader, Direction du Développement et de la Coopération,
Suisse
From One health to Ecohealth
Jakob Zinsstag, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Switzerland
Global Health and Human – animal interface
Rafael Ruiz de Castaneda, Institute of Global Health, University of Geneva,
Switzerland
Planetary Health
Jacques Mirenowicz, LaRevueDurable, Switzerland
Swiss Confederation
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April 20, 2016
Lunch Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
WAMBO.ORG and THE GLOBAL FUND
12:30-14:00
Wambo.org: the future of global public health procurement
ROOM 13
LS3
ROOM 14
LS4
Introducing the Global Fund’s development of an e-marketplace for the
procurement of public health commodities
Wambo.org is an easy-to-use global online marketplace for public health partners
and governments to reliably purchase quality-assured, lifesaving medicines and
health program related commodities at low cost prices to more effectively reach
those most in need.
Wambo.org establishes an effective, highly automated and secure purchasing process to support sustainable global public health programs.
A ground-breaking approach to global health procurement, the platform pools
the purchasing power of both small and large budget buyers to guarantee that all
orders – regardless of their size – achieve consistent service delivery, prices and
quality, as well as access to new and innovative products.
Christopher Game, Global Fund Chief Procurement Officer
Anna Van Nieuwenhuizen, wambo.org Senior Manager
SANOFI
12:30-14:00
Mental Health: Sustainable Innovations for Neglected patients Moderator: Martin Bernhardt, Sanofi, Switzerland
Improving access to care for people with mental disorders in Guatemala: the
point of view of a local NGO
Alejandro Paiz, NGO “Alas pro Salud Mental”, Guatemala
How can an international learned society help drive the paradigm shift?
Driss Moussaoui, World Association of Social Psychiatry, Morocco
Mental health in low and middle income countries: Which contribution from an
international NGO?
Nicole Hanssen, NGO Santé Sud, France
What role for the pharmaceutical industry?
Robert Sebbag, Access to Medicines, Sanofi, France
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April 21, 2016
Lunch Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
IFPMA and IFPW
12:30-14:00
Round Table Discussion - Shaping a sound supply chain
ROOM 3
LS5
ROOM 4
LS6
Moderator: Sukaina Virji, News Editor, Scrip Intelligence
Lisa Hedman or Sue Hill, WHO, Switzerland
John Kalland, (Walgreens Boots Alliance), International Federation of Pharmaceutical
Wholesalers (IFPW)
Cheryl Watson, (BMS), International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers &
Associations (IFPMA)
Christophe Hambye (TBC), International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Switzerland
HEALTH PROMOTION ADMINISTRATION, TAIWAN
12:30-14:00
Strengthening Partnerships between Public Health & Health Care
Moderators: Shu-Ti Chiou, Director-General, Health Promotion Administration, Taiwan
Anna Riera, Membership Director of Unio Catalana d’Hospitals
Innovations and Policy Supports to Strengthen Partnership between Public Health
and Health Care
Dr. Shu-Ti Chiou, Director-General, Health Promotion Administration, Taiwan
Best practice examples from IHF on Partnership between Public Health and
Health Care
Anna Riera, Membership Director of Unio Catalana d’Hospitals
Best practice examples of Environment-Friendly Healthcare
Anja Leetz, Executive Director, Health Care Without Harm Europe
Holistic Patient-centered Diabetes Care by Information Technology and
Mutidisciplinary Team
Ming Chia Hsieh, Vice Superintendent of Yuanlin Christian Hospital
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Federal Café
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
April 19, 2016
10:30-11:00
La Voix du Paysan et Winds of Hope
Exhibition Level 1
C1
Exhibition Level 1
C2
Une radio au service de la santé
Adama Sougouri, Radio La voix du paysan, Burkina Faso
Philippe Rathle, Winds of Hope, Suisse
12:30-14:00
Déclaration de Berne
Globalisation of clinical trials: how to ensure that the same ethical and regulatory standards
are applied everywhere? A case study of Switzerland.
Samia Hurst, iEH2 (Institut Ethique Histoire Humanités), University of Geneva, Switzerland
Philippe Girard, Swissmedic, Switzerland
Patrick Durisch, Déclaration de Berne – Berne Declaration, Switzerland
15:30-16:00
AidAidInfoPlus
Exhibition Level 1
C3
Exhibition Level 1
C4
Exhibition Level 1
C5
Mastering health data and information for change
Robert Bourgoing, AidInfoPlus, Switzerland
April 20, 2016
08:00-09:00
Essentiel tech, EPFL, Humatem How to ensure the functioning of biomedical equipment in Africa
Klaus Schonenberger, Essential tech EPFL, Suisse
Maurice Page, Humatem, France
10:30-11:00
Alliance 4 health promotion Health Promotion – at the heart of sustainability. 30th Anniversary of the Ottawa Charter
Gabriella Sozanski, Alliance 4 health promotion, Suisse
Jean-Pierre Girard, Health Nexus, Canada
Sandrine Motamed, Institute of Global Health, Geneva University, Suisse
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Federal Café
12:30-14:00
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Exhibition Level 1
Global Health Equity Foundation
C6
Innovation and Equity in Health
Policy and Social Innovation to Ensure Equitable Access to Health Care
Eduardo Missoni, Bocconi University, Geneva School of Diplomacy, GHEF, Italy, Switzerland
Innovative Socially-Engaging Multimedia Programs on Suicide Prevention
Tayeb Al Hafez, GHEF, USA
eHealth and Health Information Technologies: Opportunities and Challenges for Enhancing Equity in Health
S. Yunkap Kwankam, Global eHealth Consultans, International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth, Switzerland
15:30-16:00
Fondation Brocher
Exhibition Level 1
C7
Exhibition Level 1
C8
1816/2016 Frankenstein revient à Genève
JD Rainhorn, JD Vassalli, Fondation Brocher, Suisse
April 21, 2016
10:30-11:00
Fondation Vietnam Med Aid Mise en place d’une Formation continue des infirmiers dans un hôpital pédiatrique du Delta du Mekong au
Vietnam, Fondation Vietnam Med Aid en coopération avec le CHUV
Janine Jaccoud, Fondation Vietnam Med Aid, Vietnam/Suisse
12:30 -14:00
Exhibition Level 1
Medicus Mundi International
C9
International health cooperation and Health Systems Strengthening: Time for an global symposium? (open debate)
Moderator: Thomas Voge,l Medicus Mundi Switzerland, Switzerland
Introduction: Thomas Schwarz, Medicus Mundi Switzerland, Switzerland
Discussant: Finn Schleimann, World Health Organization, IHP+, Switzerland
Discussant: Jacques Mader, Swiss Development cooperation, Switzerland
Discussant: Janet Perkins, Enfants du Monde, Switzerland
Discussant: Ilona Kickbusch, Graduate Institute, Global Health Programme, Switzerland
15:30-16:00
Exhibition Level 1
IAMANEH Switzerland
C10
Fighting obstetric fistula in Mali using a multi-dimensional approach Prévention, Traitement, Réinsertion –
une approche holistique et multidimensionnelle de lutte contre la fistule obstétricale au Mali
Kadiatou Keita, Maya Natarajan, Alexandra Nicola, IAMANEH Suisse, Mali
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April 20, 2016
SMIDDY Symposium
11:00-12:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Symposium of the Swiss Meeting for Infectious Disease Dynamics Room 15
The symposium is organized by the Swiss Meeting for Infectious Disease Dynamics (SMIDDY). SMIDDY is an annual
one-day meeting focused on mathematical, computational and statistical modeling of infectious diseases. Topics include
within-host and between-host dynamics of infectious diseases in both humans and animals. The aim of the meeting is to
bring together researchers from different fields from Switzerland and abroad, ranging from fundamental research to public
health policy making. Please visit our website for further information on SMIDDY: www.smiddy.ch
Chair: Christian L. Althaus, Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM), University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland
11:00 Fabienne Krauer, Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM), University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland: “Zika
virus as a cause of neurologic disorders”. Fabienne is a research assistant at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine
(ISPM), University of Bern, Switzerland. Her current research projects include a cost-effectiveness analysis of a chlamydia
rapid test as well as a systematic review of the Zika epidemic. She obtained an M.Sc. in Biomedical Sciences at University of Bern (Switzerland) and an M.Sc. in Epidemiology at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine LSHTM (UK).
Her research interests lie in vector-borne and zoonotic infectious diseases and spatiotemporal modeling of epidemics.
11:25 Flavio Finger, Laboratory of Ecohydrology, Institute of Environmental Engineering, École Polytechnique Fédérale de
Lausanne (EPFL), Lausanne, Switzerland: “Modeling the spread of cholera using human mobility estimates derived from
mobile phone records”. Flavio is an environmental engineer and Ph.D. student at the Laboratory of Ecohydrology at EPFL,
where he studies the mechanisms that lead to the spatial spread of infectious diseases. The main focus of his research is
the development of epidemiological models that improve our understanding of cholera outbreaks and their main drivers.
11:50 Tapiwa Ganyani, Center for Statistics, Hasselt University, Hasselt, Belgium: “A stochastic SIR model with non-linear
mass action”. Tapiwa is a statistical consultant and second year Ph.D. student at Hasselt University, Belgium. He works
in the area of Infectious Disease Modeling, and his main research area is the development and application of stochastic
epidemic models.
12:15 Dr. Christian L. Althaus, Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM), University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland:
“Potential impact of sexual transmission of Ebola virus on the epidemic in West Africa”. Christian is head of the Immuno-Epidemiology research group at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM), University of Bern, Switzerland.
He graduated from Biology at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, and obtained a Ph.D. in Theoretical Biology at Utrecht University,
The Netherlands. His research group uses mathematical modeling and data analysis to understand the impact of control
measures on the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases. His particular interests lie in the dynamics of viruses within
and between hosts, emerging infectious diseases and antibiotic resistance.
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April 20, 2016
Workshops Sessions
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Health Care for All, utopia or human right? (WS02/WS03/WS04/WS05/WS06/WS10)
16:00-17:30
WS02 Public health value of vaccines beyond efficacy John Edmunds, dynamic modelling on economic impact of
vaccines
Vasee Moorthy, WHO, Switzerland
Oyewale Tomori, University of Lagos, Nigeria
Till Baernighausen, Harvard University, USA
Usa Thisyakorn, Mahidol University Bangkok, Thailand
Virginie Masserey, Office Fédérale de Santé Publique,
Switzerland
Chairs
Annelies Wilder-Smith, WHS - Lee Kong Chian School of
Medicine, Singapore
Brad Gessner, Agence de Médecine Préventive, France
Patrick Louis Zuber, WHO, Switzerland
Participants
Christopher Nelson, Sanofi Pasteur: dengue vaccines,
France
Ira Longini, University of Florida, USA
Jerome Kim, International Vaccine Institute Korea, Korea
16:00-17:30
Student
Mohamed-Rida Benissa, UniGe, Switzerland
Room 6
WS03 Mental health in peripheral areas
Chairs
Ariel Eytan, HUG, Switzerland
E Albanese, Global Health Institute, England
S Ehrensperger
Participants
AM Tijerino, MSF, Suisse
Ann Lindsay, Forum for health, England
Antoine Geissbhuler, HUG, Suisse
Abdoulaye Sow, Guinea
Room 5
G Caroni, Suisse
Joel Djatché, Cameroon
Natacha, Suisse
P Bastin, HUG, Suisse
S Durieux-Paillard, Suisse
S Von Overbeck Ottino, Suisse
Student Chair
Melissa Harper, Suisse
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April 20, 2016
Workshops Sessions
16:00-17:30
WS04 Innovating to improve support of remote healthcare professionals Chairs
Antoine Geissbuhler, HUG, Switzerland
François Chappuis, HUG, Switzerland
Louis Loutan, HUG, Switzerland
Participants
Dr Aigul Azimova, Kyrgyz State Medical Institute for
Continuing Medical Education, Kyrgyzstan
Anish Bhattarai, B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Nepal
Cheick Oumar Bagayoko, Université de Bamako, Mali
Pramendra Prasad Gupta, B.P. Koirala Institute of Health
Sciences, Nepal
Dr Georges Bédiang, Université de Yaoundé, Cameroon
16:00-17:30
Room 13
Thierry Agagliate, Terre des Hommes, Suisse
Clotilde Rambaud, Médecins Sans Frontières, Suisse
Tammam Aloudat, Médecins Sans Frontières, Suisse
Dr. Guido Marco Caronni, MD, HUG, Suisse
Prof. Narendra Bhatta, MD, B.P. Koirala Institute of Health
Sciences
Rakesh Das, B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Nepal
Ben Canny, University of Tasmania, Australia
Abel Zabron, Tanzania Training Center for International
Health, Tanzania
Student
Aristide A. Gnassingbé, RAFT-Togo
WS05 Improving access to quality diagnostic tools in LMICs through social innovation Room 14
Chairs
Francis Moussy, WHO Switzerland
Jean-François de Lavison, Ahimsa Partners, France
Lindi Van Niekerk, Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and
Entrepreneurship in Cape Town University, South Africa
Participants
Ashvini Vyas, Last mile distribution system for TB Operation ASHA, India
Nishant Kumar, Embryyo Technologies - Entrepreneurs
Developing new diagnostics, India
Patricia J García, School of Public Health at Cayetano
16:00-17:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Heredia University (UPCH) in Lima, Peru
Rosanna Peeling, International Diagnostics Centre (IDC)
at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
(LSHTM), England
Emilie Chambert, Living Goods - a community health worker
platform using Malaria RDTs, Uganda
Stefan Witek Mcmanus, Learner Treatment Kit, Malawi
Johannes Sommerfeld, Special Programme for Research
and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR), Suisse
Student
Kanika Deshpande Koirala, B P Koirala Institute of Health
Sciences, Nepal
WS06 Access to childhood cancer quality care: Status, barriers and opportunities Chairs
Andreas Ullrich, WHO, Switzerland
Muhammad Zaman, Boston University, USA
Participants
Nicola Magrini, WHO, Switzerland
Nina Grundmann, IFPMA, Switzerland
Room 15
Carmen Auste, CCI
Tim Eden, NCI, England
Students
Nathalie Bot, Institute of Global Health, Switzerland
Nadine Cornier, Institute of Global Health, Switzerland
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April 20, 2016
Workshops Sessions
16:00-17:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
WS10 High Quality Sustainable Cost Healthcare
Chair
John Wong, WHS - National University Health System
(NUHS), Singapore
Participants
Robert Pendelton, University of Utah Healthcare, USA
Cathy van Beek, Radboud University Nijmegen Medical
Centre, Netherlands
David Fish, UCLPartners, UK
Room 2
Jimmy Volmink, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Udom Kachintorn, Mahidol University, Thailand
Ratna Sitompul, University of Indonesia, Indonesia
Sunil Chandy, Christian Medical College, Vellore, India
Student
Christophe Gaudet-Blavignac, UniGe, Suisse
Health Challenges: Global perspective and local implementation (WS01/WS07/WS08/WS09/WS11)
16:00-17:30
WS01 Reducing hospital cost through design
Chair
Eric de Roodenbeke, International Hospital Federation,
Suisse
Participants
Pr Delnord, Université de Florence, Italia
Hans Eggen, ancien President du groupe santé publique de
l’Union des architectes, Suisse
David Allison, Directeur des études en Architecture et santé
Clemson University, USA
Petra de Jager, Research group leader au CSIR, Afrique du
Sud
Thomas Schinko, Architecte auprés de Vasconi Architectes,
France et Allemagne
Knut Bergsland, ancien President des architectes de
Norvège, Norvège
Room 4
David Barrachina, Directeur des infrastructures Fonation
Mollet, Catalogne, Espagne
Jean Stoefs, Directeur Projet Saint Luc 2025, Belgique
Patricia Willaims, Global Health services network, USA
Andrew Wong, Senior manager, Hong Kong Hospital
Authority, Chine
Johan van der Zwart, Norwegian institute of science and
technologies, Norway
Fabio Bitencourt, Professeur Estacio de sa, Brésil
Luciano Monza, Architect et membre exécutif de IFHE,
Argentine
Salim Hasham, Directeur des hôpitaux pour Aga Khan
fondation, Afrique et Asie
Sofia Coutinho, responsable des infrastructures, Ministère
santé, Portugal
Philip Patrick Sun, Managing Director at IPDS, USA
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April 20, 2016
Workshops Sessions
16:00-17:30
WS07 Metrics in Sustainable Development Goals #3 (i.e. Health Goal) Chairs
Valerie Beral, University of Oxford, England
Sally Stansfield, Deloitte
Participants
Chandrika Bahadur, UN Sustainable Development Solutions
Network, India
16:00-17:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Francois Grey, Université de Genève, Switzerland
Cesar Victora, Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil
Student
Caroline Perrin, UniGe, Switzerland
WS08 Leaving no one behind? Reaching the informal sector, poor people and marginalised groups with Social Health Protection
Chairs
David Evans, World Bank, Switzerland
Jacques Mader, DDC, Switzerland
Co-Chairs
Claude Meyer, P4H/WHP, Switzerland
Jürgen Maurer, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Agnès Soucat, WHO Geneva, Switzerland
Logistic
Alexis Valticos, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Room 16
Room 17
Participants
Fahdi Dkhimi, Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp,
Belgium
Flora Kessy, Mzumbe University, Tanzania
Gorik Ooms, Protection International
Ina Kalisa, University of Rwanda, Rwanda
Jacques Mader, DDC, Switzerland
Manfred Stoermer, Swiss TPH, Switzerland
Michael Borowitz, Global Fund, Switzerland
Patricia Akweongo, MoH Ghana, Ghana
Valery Ridde, Université de Montréal, Canada
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April 20, 2016
Workshops Sessions
16:00-17:30
Room 19
WS09 Is data sharing good for health? Chair
Philippe Guerin, Worldwide Antimalarial Resistance
Network (WWARN), England
Participants
David Carr, The Wellcome Trust, England
Dorcas Kamuya, KEMRI, Kenya
Katherine Littler, The Wellcome Trust, England
Laura Merson, Worldwide Antimalarial Resistance Network
(WWARN), England
Mboup Souleymane, West African Network of Excellence
for TB, Aids and Malaria (WANETAM), Senegal
Micaela Serafini, MSF, Switzerland
16:00-17:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Vasee Moorthy, World Health Organization, Switzerland
Osman Sankoh, INDEPTH, Ethiopia
Peter Aaby, Bandim, Denmark
Elizabeth Pisani, Ternyata Ltd, England
Steve Kern, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, USA
Trish Groves, BMJ/ICMJE, England
Vreni Schoenenberger, IFPMA, Switzerland
Vicki Marsh, KEMRI, Kenya
Student
Martin Schneider, University of Geneva, Switzerland
WS11 Academic Global Health: Definitions, Gaps, and the Way Forward Chair
Leonel Valdivia, World Federation of Academic Institutions
for Global Health, Chili
Participants
Anthony Capon, International Institute of Global Health,
United Nations University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Axel Hoffman, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute
Bettina Borisch, University of Geneva, World Federation of
Public Health Associations, Suisse
Didier Wernli, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Room 3
Dr. Helena Ribeiro, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Liz Grant, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Dr. Philip Adongo, University of Ghana, Legon, Ghana
Lynda Wilson, School of Nursing, University of Alabama,
USA
Thomas Krafft, Maastricht University, The Netherlands
Student
Andrea Fuentes, Ph.D student at University of Edinburgh,
UK, Chile
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April 21, 2016
Workshops Sessions
15:45-16:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Round Table 1: Health Care for All, utopia or human right? Room 1
WS02 Public health value of vaccines beyond efficacy
WS03 Mental health in peripheral areas
WS04 Innovating to improve support of remote healthcare professionals
WS05 Improving access to quality diagnostic tools in LMICs through social innovation
WS06 Access to childhood cancer quality care: Status, barriers and opportunities
WS10 High Quality Sustainable Cost Healthcare
16:30-17:15
Round Table 2: Health Challenges: Global perspective and local implementation Room 1
WS01 Reducing hospital cost through design
WS07 Metrics in Sustainable Development Goals #3 (i.e. Health Goal)
WS08 Leaving no one behind? Reaching the informal sector, poor people and marginalised groups with Social
Health Protection
WS09 Is data sharing good for health?
WS11 Academic Global Health : Definitions, Gaps, and the Way Forward
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April 20, 2016
Conférence grand public
17h45-20h00
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Room 1
La santé et l’innovation pour tous
Introdution
17h45 : Vidéo d’introduction, 10e anniversaire du GHF
17h50 : Introduction par le Pr Louis Loutan, fondateur du GHF & le Pr Marcel Tanner, ancien Co-président du Comité
scientifique du GHF
Conférence plénière
18h00 : Pierre Maudet, Conseiller d’Etat, République et Canton de Genève (présence à confirmer)
18h10: Pre Claire Anne Siegrist, Directrice du Centre de Vaccinologie des HUG
Cinq minutes pour convaincre !
18h20 : Présentation des projets par la Dre Claudine Mathieu Thiébaud, Directrice des affaires extérieures des HUG
18h25 : Présentation au grand public de cinq projets innovants dans le domaine de la santé abordable, avec la participation de :
- Dr Romain Sahli, Chef de Projet, GlobalDiagnostiX
- Pr Robin Offord, Directeur Scientifique, Fondation Mintaka
- Dre Valerie Mclin, Directeur Medical, Centre Suisse des maladies du foie de l’enfant, HUG
- Célya Gruson-Daniel, Coordinatrice de la MOOC Factory du Centre Virchow-Villermé Paris-Berlin
- Dr Jean-Yves Gillon, Responsable du Développement, Fondation iM4TB
Table ronde : Comment stimuler une innovation accessible pour tous ?
19h00 : Table ronde pour faire le point sur la situation et surtout le futur d’une innovation accessible dans le domaine
de la santé avec la participation de :
- Daniel Loeffler, Directeur Service Promotion Economique de Genève
- Pierre A. Morgon, Directeur régional, Mérieux Développement
- Pr Karl-Heinz Krause, Professeur ordinaire, Faculté de Médecine, UNIGE et HUG
- Beatrice Montesi, Associate, External Relations at Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN)
Modérateur : Pr Antoine Flahault, Directeur de l’Institut de santé globale, Faculté de médecine UNIGE et HUG
Conclusion
19h30 : Bertrand Levrat, Directeur des HUG
19h40 : Cocktail
Cette conférence est organisée en collaboration avec Vivactis (Suisse) SA
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April 21, 2016
Oral Poster Session
P = General Call for Contribution
11:00-12:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
PYR = Call for Young Researchers
Room 13
From Public Health to Planetary Health
P-7-07
Azabji-Kenfack, Marcel
Implementing sophisticated low-cost and
validated approach to screen cardiovascular
dysautonomy in newly diagnosed diabetic
patients, Yaounde, Cameroon
P-7-24
Banu, Laila Parveen
Training Future Physicians for Universal Health
Coverage in Bangladesh
P-2-01
Caoili, Salvador Eugenio
Addressing Global Health Challenges with
EboTrac, a Lightweight EMR and Patient
Contact Tracing Mobile App: Philippines
P-5-05
Inglin, Sophie
Can a Film Save Lives?: participatory video in
Cameroon
P-1-05
Jackson, Yves-Laurent
New migratory flux in Europe, new public
health challenges
P-6-08
Matis, Caroline
Support for the Reform of Training in Palliative
Care Nurses in Kyrgyzstan
P-2-06
Mayala, Benjamin
Spatial variation of malaria in relation to land
use, climate and socioeconomic factors in
Tanzania
P-1-06
Mersini, Ehadu
“Innovative approaches to Participatory Health
Promotion in Albania Show Promising Results”
P-1-12
Nguhiu, Peter
Determining the Effective Coverage of Maternal
and Child Health Services in Kenya: Tracking
progress towards UHC
P-7-09
Panibatla, Vikas
Community Stakeholders As Active Players In
TB Care & Control
P-8-01
Toktobaev, Nurzhan
An Innovative Low-Cost National Health Care
Waste Management System in Kyrgyz Republic
P-7-31
Trivedi, Archana
mTB – Mobile Application Enhances Detection
of TB Cases in Rural Settings – Study From
India
PYR-8-01 Birungi, Charles
Innovatively managing fiscal sustainability
pressures? A fiscal analysis of the long-term
liabilities of financing the national HIV/AIDS
response in Uganda
PYR-1-02 de Castro, Jorge
Sustainable investments to health services
offer expansion and management
PYR-1-06 Fatima, Arooj
A Long road to Universal Health in Pakistan
Etiological factors of Neonatal Seizures
Poor Handling of Wastes in Hospitals
P-7-04
Molesworth, Kate
From health education to participatory health
promotion: Piloting multi-sectoral approaches in
Dodoma Region, Tanzania
PYR-1-09 Hasan, Md Zabir
Community Mobilization for Participating in a
Health Security Program: Experiences of BRAC
Female Community Health Workers
P-7-29
Mutebi, Aloysius
Does splitting districts harm public health
system performance. Evidence from Uganda
PYR-2-02 Irawati, Lyna
Exploring Knowledge and Attitudes of
Community Residents Towards Antibiotics:
Penang State, Malaysia
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April 21, 2016
Oral Poster Session
PYR-9-05 Islam, Rubana
Understanding User Perceptions on Usability
and Challenges of WHO Safe Childbirth
Checklist: Bangladesh
PYR-6-05 Issom, David-Zacharie
Comprehensive mHealth tools for people with
sickle cell disease
PYR-9-06 Kadji, Keou Kambiwa
Systematic literature review of the evidence for
the application of mobile health technologies to
improve maternal and child nutrition
PYR-4-01 Karadag Caman, Ozge
Empowering Young Refugees to Increase Their
Access to Health Care in Turkey: A Photovoice
Study
PYR-7-01 Karlin, Kirill
Uncover insights hidden in aggregated medical
data.
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
PYR-9-10 Roulet, Amélie
Prévalence de la syphilis et connaissances
des modes de contamination des infections
de transmission sexuelle (IST) dans une prison
pour femme, la Paz, Bolivie
PYR-2-07 Ruiz de Castaneda, Rafael
Use of a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course)
as an Innovative Tool in the Global Health
Response to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak
PYR-1-16 Santoro, Alessio
Primary health care reform in the United
Nation Relief and Works Agency for Palestine
Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)
PYR-1-20 Tadjudje, Willy
Creation and sustainability of Social and
Solidarity Economy’s enterprises in the health
domain
PYR-2-04 Kastien-Hilka, Tanja
Health-related quality of life and its association
to medication adherence in pulmonary
tuberculosis in South Africa – Designing a Study
PYR-7-07 Lingg, Myriam
How does the knowledge environment shape
procurement practices of orthopaedic medical
devices in Mexico?
PYR-3-03 Magadzire, Bvudzai Priscilla
Novel Models for Distribution of Medicines
for Chronic Communicable and NonCommunicable Diseases: South Africa
PYR-7-09 Renmans, Dimitri
Adding oil and glue to the prescription:
payments based on performance as facilitator
for other reforms
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April 21, 2016
Oral Poster Session
P = General Call for Contribution
14:00-15:30
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
PYR = Call for Young Researchers
P-1-08
Haque, Rezaul
Delivering Health Care Services Through
Specialized Health Camps: Lessons from
Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK), Bangladesh
P-9-09
Blanchet, Karl
Integrated eDiagnosis Approach (IeDA):
Improving the Quality of the Management
of Children Illnesses in Burkina Faso at the
Primary Health Care Level
P-9-06
Room 13
Better Access to Health
Cornier, Nadine
Cost Analysis of Cervical Cancer Screening
Using Visual Inspection With Acetic Acid (VIA)
in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo
(DRC)
P-5-04
Harper, Melissa
Cultural Adaptation of Self-help [including
E-Mental Health] Interventions
P-9-13
Minjiwa epse Djoukoue, Florence
Nutrition status and immune profile of
HIV infected children prior the initiation of
antiretroviral treatment in Yaoundé, Cameroon
P-7-20
Nouetchognou, Julienne Stéphanie
Assessment of the prevention of nosocomial
infections: Yaoundé, Cameroon
P-7-05
Panibatla, Vikas
Pharmacists as Important Stakeholders in TB
Care and Control in India – A Success Story
P-2-07
Duvernay, Pierre-Gilles
Prévention des Infections Nosocomiales
Grâce aux Dispositifs de Production Locale d’
“Hypochlorite de Sodium”: Burkina Faso
P-6-02
Rana, Ritu
Community Pharmacist’s knowledge and
dispensing behaviour towards diabetes and
hypertension care: Study in two states of India
P-1-10
Engelbert, Manga
Organisation de la Prise en Charge
Communautaire des Malades Epileptiques dans
les Districts de Santé d’Obala et d’Elig-Mfomo:
Cameroun
P-7-32
Ravinetto, Raffaela
Informed consent in socio-economically
vulnerable communities: when Good Clinical
Practices are not enough
P-9-01
P-6-07
Etter, Jean-François
Implementing mobile applications for users of
tobacco, alcohol and cannabis: Switzerland
Riabtseva, Nataliia
Improving Perinatal Clinical Practices in Ukraine
P-3-07
Schappler, Julie
Low-Cost Capillary Electrophoresis For
Counterfeit Detection And Quality Control Of
Substandard Drugs In Emerging Countries.
P-9-10
Soremekun, Oyindamola
Male involvement in Maternal Health Care:
A Qualitative study of men and women of
reproductive age in Ibadan South East and
South-West, Nigeria.
P-7-12
Trivedi, Archana
Facilitating Notification and Treatment
Adherence of Tuberculosis (TB) Patients Treated
in the Private Sector: Pilot Study From India
P-9-05
P-5-10
P-6-15
Ferrer, Alice Joan
Identifying and Monitoring Pregnant Mothers
and Couples with Unmet Need for Modern
Family Planning in Leyte Province, Philippines
Genton, Pierre
Programmes de Dépistage et de Prise en
Charge de l’Epilepsie en Zone Rurale au Mali, à
Madagascar et au Bénin
Ghannem, Hassen
“Together in Health Project” to prevent
noncommunicable disease risk factors in
Sousse, Tunisia
48
April 21, 2016
Oral Poster Session
P-9-04
Wahed, Tasnuva
Pregnancy and Contraceptive Behavior Among
Urban Female Sex Workers Of Bangladesh
PYR-6-01 Cernelev, Olga
Promoting Healthy Diets Through a Website:
Republic of Moldova
PYR-2-01 Christinet, Vanessa
How Operational Research in a Médecins Sans
Frontières Buruli Ulcer Treatment Programme
Informed International Management Guidance
PYR-1-04 Delavy, Martine
Performance of D-VIA versus D-VILI for triage
of premalignant and malignant cervical lesions
in HPV-positive women in sub-Saharan Africa
PYR-7-02 Koirala, Kanika Deshpande
A guide to the diagnostic management of
persistent febrile illnesses in eastern Nepal
PYR-1-10 Kunckler, Margot
Cervical cancer screening in Cameroon:
Feasibility of a single-visit approach using rapid
HPV-testing
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
PYR-1-13 Mukadi-Kaningu, Pierre
SMS photograph-based external quality
assessment of reading and interpretation of
malaria rapid diagnostic tests in the Democratic
Republic of the Congo
PYR-1-15 Oshima, Yoshiyuki
Recreational Drugs Use and Access to Care
Among Gay Men and Other Men Who Have
Sex With Men in Geneva, Switzerland
PYR-9-09 Perrin, Caroline
Impact assessment of eHealth on maternal
and neonatal health outcomes in low resource
settings
PYR-3-05 Ravinetto, Raffaela
Informed consent in socio-economically
vulnerable communities: when Good Clinical
Practices are not enough
PYR-9-11 Salem, Ania
Using mHealth to improve the knowledge of
obstetric warning signs in the low-resource
setting of Ambanja district, Madagascar.
PYR-3-02 Macarayan, Erlyn Rachelle
Technological tools and innovations for
monitoring vaccine delivery
PYR-3-06 Shankar, Manjari
The Use of Mobile Health Technology in
Promoting Infant Vaccine Adherence- A Health
Technology Assessment
PYR-2-05 Manglani, Sapna
Rapid malaria test with automated analysis,
data capture and centralised data platform to
reduce the economic burden of and improve
frontline care
PYR-3-08 Vischer, Nerina
The GCP guideline and its interpretation
– perceptions of clinical trial teams in subSaharan Africa
PYR-2-06 Mugglin, Catrina
Trends in ART Discontinuation by Age in
Malawi, 2004 – 2014
49
Posters Exhibition
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Level -1
Posters Exhibition P-6-06
Abdurajan, Shalima
Managing Hypertension through Community
Partnership Scheme (CPS): Diplahan
Municipality, Mindanao, Philippines
P-6-09
Beyene, Habtamu
Hematocrit values for apparently healthy adult
population in Jimma town, Western Ethiopia: A
cost effective tool to screen anemia
P-1-04
Adeniyi, Nurudeen
Welding and Cement Block Moulding
in Nigeria; Benefits and Long Term
Consequences.
P-2-02
P-1-16
Ahmed, Manzur Kadir
Innovative approach of delivering maternal
and child health services in resource-poor
environment: A case study of Gonoshahthaya
Kendra (GK) of Bangladesh
Beyene, Habtamu
Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplification
(LAMP) for Point-of-care Detection of
Asymptomatic Malaria: A Novel Tool To Malaria
Elimination
P-7-33
Beyene, Habtamu
Guinea worm eradication demands
intensification of existing intervention strategies
and innovative approaches
P-7-23
Ajayi, Adebola
Pharmacists’ Involvement in Cancer Patient
Management: Nigeria
P-7-16
Bohle, Leah F.
To trust or not to trust? Malaria diagnostics in
the United Republic of Tanzania
P-1-02
Ajayi, Adebola
DRF Operation in Public Health Facilities:
Nigeria
P-5-02
Caradja, Jasmine
Mental Healthcare Management in Bulgaria
P-5-08
Albanese, Emiliano
Psychosocial Support of School Children in
Kurdistan, Iraq
P-7-18
Castro, Gonçalo
Sustaining Innovation Through a Regional
eHealth Strategy in Ukraine
P-5-09
Albanese, Emiliano
Internet Based Interventions for Carers of
Persons with Dementia: are we ready to
recommend use at a public health level?
P-7-06
Cenko, Fabian
Implementing Continuing Medical Education:
Albania
P-1-14
Christofori-Khadka, Monika
Equitable Access to Quality Health for the
most Vulnerable: Vision or Reality? An ex post
Review in five Countries
P-7-17
Danjuma, Daniel
Board Composition: A Catalyst for Innovation
and Efficiency in Developing Countries
P-2-08
Diamantis, Sylvain
Déclinaison Territoriale de la Lutte Contre
l’Antibiorésistance: Seine-et-Marne/France
P-5-03
Djatché Miafo, Joel
Prise en Soins Innovatrice des Troubles
Mentaux des Mères Adolescentes: Cameroun
P-5-07
Albanese, Emiliano
One Size Does Not Fit All – the Development
of a Tailoring, Automated Algorithm of InternetBased Interventions for Caregivers of People
with Dementia
P-9-14
Amit Kumar, Sharma
Improving Women and Child Health:
Personalized mHealth Experience Through
Gender Sensitive Approach
P-6-14
Bakhturidze, George
Public participation problems in public health
policy-making in Georgia
50
Posters Exhibition
P-5-01
Djatché Miafo, Joel
Supervision par Skype d’un Projet en Santé
Mentale pour Mères Adolescentes: Cameroun
P-7-14
Djientcheu, Vincent de Paul
Is the Medical Educative Environment Suitable
for Telemedicine and E-Learning in Cameroon?
P-7-15
Djientcheu, Vincent de Paul
The Evaluation of the Impact of a Program of
Online Training on the Level of Knowledge in
Health Education and Research in Sub-Saharan
African Environment.
P-4-01
Durieux-Paillard, Sophie
Santé des demandeurs d’asile en Suisse: une
urgence humanitaire ?
P-1-07
Ferrer, Alice Joan
Validating the Extent of Coverage in National
Health Insurance Program in Leyte Province,
Philippines
P-3-08
Greenberg, Alexandra
Global Equity in Biomedical Research:
Assessing research innovation, technology,
access and student empowerment to meet the
world’s most neglected health needs
P-6-10
Habibu, Issah
From Diagnoses to Optimum Health
Outcomes: A Model to Optimize Clients and
Carers Involvement in Diabetes Care.
P-7-30
Hamidova, Zarofat
Innovative approaches to strengthen
decentralised management capacities in
Central Asia
P-7-35
Hamroeva, Zumrad
Involving Students to Evaluate the Impact
of Curriculum Reform on the Learning
Environment: Tajikistan
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
P-2-03
Irawati, Lyna
Exploring Knowledge and Perceptions of
Antibiotic Resistance Among Community
Residents: Penang State, Malaysia
P-3-04
Jeannot, Emilien
Immunization rates in a closed custody facility
for adolescents in Switzerland
P-1-11
Kadesha, Besnik
Quality of Care in transition countries: the case
of Albania
P-2-04
Kouassi, Dongo
Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS) in
Urban Districts
P-3-06
Kumar, Omesh
Local infiltration of Rabies immunoglobulins
without systemic administration an cost
effective, life saving approach for passive
immunization against rabies
P-7-08
Lemnye, Nadine
Pioneer study of Glycemic Index of the most
consumed forms of processed cassava food,
Yaoundé, Cameroon
P-1-01
Madamba, Wilster Don
Approach Towards Accessible Health Care in a
Low-Resource Setting: Diplahan Municipality,
Mindanao, Philippines
P-7-13
Madamba, Wilster Don
Measuring the ‘Social Obligation’ of Ateneo de
Zamboanga University - School of Medicine:
Zamboanga City, Mindanao, Philippines
P-1-13
Magadzire, Bvudzai Priscilla
Improving medicines supply chain efficiency
through centralised dispensing of essential
medicines in the public sector: South Africa
P-2-05
Mahato, Roshan Kumar
Delay for first consultation and its associated
factors among new pulmonary tuberculosis
patients of Central, Nepal
51
Posters Exhibition
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
P-6-04
Malhotra, Cheena
Patient Peers as Promising Agents to Manage
Diabetes and Hypertension: India
P-7-11
Oliwa, Jacquie
Improving Use of Diagnostics for Detection of
Tuberculosis in Children
P-6-13
Mashori, Mohammad Hassan
Non-Communicable Diseases Problem in
Pakistan
P-3-02
P-6-12
Mayen-Chacon, Ana-Lucia
Socioeconomic Inequalities and diet in
Seychelles
Oraka, Chinedu
Assessing the Rising Cases of MethicillinResistant Staphylococcus Aureus: Hospital and
Community-Associated Cases
P-7-10
P-6-11
Mayen-Chacon, Ana-Lucia
Socioeconomic Predictors of Dietary Patterns
Among Guatemalan Adults
Pemba, Senga
Public-private partnerships to strengthen
human resources for health through training
and eLearning: a case study from Tanzania
P-7-27
Meilé Minkauskiené
Improvement of Perinatal and Neonatal Health
care Services in Lithuania
Perkins, Janet
Innovative approaches to improving health
workers’ interpersonal skills in Burkina Faso
P-7-22
Pervilhac, Cyril
Amélioration de la Qualité des Services de
Santé dans les Epidémies- Axée sur Ebola
P-7-03
Qirjako, Gentiana
Innovative Approaches in the Development of
Health Promotion Policy in Albania
P-6-03
Rana, Ritu
Perceptions and behavior on diabetes and
hypertension prevention among adults: A
qualitative study in two Indian states
P-1-15
Randriambelonoro, Mirana
Cost-Effective and Infrastructure-Less
Augmented Pathfinding for Hospitals
P-9-02
Rasheed, Sabrina
Feasibility and acceptability of breast milk
supportive technology among Garments factory
workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh
P-7-28
Rasheed, Sabrina
What are the current status of Information,
Communication Technology (ICT)-based health
interventions in Bangladesh?
P-3-01
Reinhard-Rupp, Jutta
Innovation in R&D for poverty-related diseases:
an example from industry
P-9-09
P-6-01
Metanmo-Ndziha, Salvatore
First cohort screening of cardiovascular
dysautonomy in type 1 diabetic young adults in
Yaounde, Cameroon
P-7-36
Mohan, Surapaneni
Need of Operational Research in Public Health
Training Workforce
P-6-05
Mukhtarova, Parvina
Knowledge and behaviour of cardiovascular risk
factors among adults in communities of South
Tajikistan
P-9-03
Mutebi, Aloysius
Benefits of a maternal and child health transport
voucher study. A transporter’s perspective in
Pallisa district in Eastern Uganda
P-7-26
N/a, Nasrullah
Improve health care Services through quality
assurance, build staff professional capacity, and
increasing access;
P-7-25
Ngougni, Maurice
Effectiveness of a culturally-sensitive exercise
training as lifestyle intervention against NCD in
low income setting, Baleveng, West Cameroon
52
Posters Exhibition
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
P-7-19
Sumbi, Victor
Use of Mobile Technology to Improve Access
to Standard Treatment Guidelines in Kenya
P-5-06
Tamondong, Angeline
Screening of Female Sex Workers’ Mental
Health Status: Basis for the Creation of a
Mental Health Policy in Zamboanga City,
Mindanao, Philippines
P-7-37
von Grünigen, Sandrine
Improving Pharmaceutical Management as part
of quality of care strengthening project in a firstlevel Referral Hospital in Rural Tanzania
P-7-02
Wachsmuth-Huguet, Isabelle
Healthcare Information for All: improving the
availability of health information worldwide
Shankar, Manjari
P-7-34
Wyss, Kaspar
Assessment of work-time allocation of family
nurses and family doctors through direct
observation in rural Tajikistan
P-9-12
Šiupšinskas, Gelmius
Management of Healthcare Associated
Infection (HCAI) in Maternities of Kyrgyzstan
P-10-01
P-7-01
Some, Satouro
Integrated eDiagnosis Approach (IeDA):
Assessing the Quality of the Management
of Children Illnesses in Burkina Faso at the
Primary Health Care Level
Ziltener, Jean-Luc
CellularMatrix: the complementary clinical
effects of HA and PRP in the Treatment of
Osteoarthritis
P-2-09
P-9-11
Soremekun, Oyindamola
Unsafe Sexual Practices Among Young Women
in SSA: A Systematic Review of Qualitative
Research Relevant to the Implementation of
Effective Interventions
Zorzi, Nathalie
Investing in Mortality Data Systems and
Analytical Capacity for Improved Measurement
of Impact of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria: Africa
and Asia
P-9-07
Zulu, Margaret
HIV Self Testing: Upscaling Women’s access
to HIV Testing and Counselling and PMTCT in
Eastern and Southern Africa.
P-9-15
Staderini, Nelly
Desengagement de l’Hopital de Leogane, Haiti,
5 ans après le seisme
P-9-08
P-1-03
Stoermer, Manfred
Low Cost Technologies to Support Health
Insurance Mechanisms Catering to Universal
Health Coverage
Zulu, Margaret
Community Driven Reusable Sanitary Ware
Production: Women and Girls Empowerment
in Ward 12 of Mutasa District, Manicaland,
Zimbabwe.
P-1-09
Sanudi, Lifah
Barriers and facilitators to accessing HIV/
AIDS services for persons with disabilities in
Machinga district, Malawi. A qualitative study.
P-4-02
Schneider, Martin
Taking Care of War Wounded and Traffic
Accidents: An Observation of Injuries During
Conflict in a Surgical African Hospital
P-3-05
Seymour, Brittany
Digital Communications and Childhood
Vaccinations: An International Media Study
P-7-21
Shankar, Manjari
Exploring Mobile Technologies for Healthcare
Delivery in Southern States of India: Some
Observations on Emerging Policy Issues
P-3-03
PYR-9-01 Awolaran, Olusegun
Fear of Side Effect as a Barrier to Long Term
Contraceptive Use in Southwest, Nigeria
53
Posters Exhibition
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
PYR-9-02 Awomo Ndongo, Jean Colbert
Etat de santé déclaré et longévité selon le
genre en Afrique subsaharienne: cas du
Cameroun
PYR-1-08 Goura A Koukoum, Andre Pascal
Therapeutic itineraries of HIV patients followed
up in Western Cameroon Health Management
Units
PYR-1-01 Bodson, Oriane
Assessing implementation fidelity of a resultbased financing intervention in Burkina Faso
PYR-6-04 Hernández Gallegos, María del Rosario
Teaching different types of diabetes through
youth empowerment: Mexico
PYR-6-10 Dalia Samhouri
Development of a Tool for the Joint
External Evaluation of the Implementation
of the Capacities of the International Health
Regulations (2005) (IHR
PYR-6-03 Hernández Gallegos, María del Rosario
Learning to live with chronic diseases, through
the empowerment of older persons: Mexico
PYR-1-03 Debeaudrap, Pierre
Accès aux soins de santé sexuelle et
reproductive des jeunes en situation de
handicap à Yaoundé-Cameroun
PYR-1-05 Drabo, Seydou
Maternal mortality and unsafe abortion:
challenges with accessing Post Abortion Care
(PAC) in Burkina Faso
PYR-6-02 Eyong, Justin Bienvenu
pratiques des populations de six regions du
Cameroun sur les morsures de serpents
Lifestyle and Breast Cancer
PYR-7-11 Gaudet-Blavignac, Christophe; Lovis, Christian
Creating a Health Bigdata Framework in the
Lemanic Region to Support Clinical Research
Malnutrition-leading to reduced efficacy of Polio
Vaccine
PYR-9-04 Gerritsma, Noortje Johanna
Implementing a Family Health Team Approach
and the Quality of Infant-Healthcare: Jordan
PYR-1-07 Girardet, Anne
Feasibility of a smartphone application in the
context of cervical cancer screening in low
resource settings
PYR-6-08 Katharina Jungo
Food Waste, Climate Change and Health: The
implementation of the “Stop Food Waste Save the Climate” toolkit in Swiss households
Food Waste
PYR-5-02 Kounou, Kossi B.
Stress post-traumatique, Somatisation et
Qualité de vie chez les Réfugiés en Afrique
Subsaharienne
PYR-7-05 Koya, Mapendo Mutalegwa
Milieux académiques et institutions sanitaires:
quelle responsabilité sociale dans l’évolution
des systèmes de santé à l’ère de la
globalisation?
Systèmes de santé et conflits armés: quelles
implications? Cas de l’Est de la République
Démocratique du Congo (RDC)
Enseignants HES du Canton de Vaud:
Processus d’acquisition des outils
pédagogiques.
PYR-6-06 Laurencet, marie-eva
Early discharge in low-risk patients hospitalized
for acute coronary syndromes: feasibility, safety
and reasons for prolonged length of stay
PYR-7-06 Lingg, Myriam
When is procurement expected to harm
clinical practice? A qualitative study comparing
countries
54
Posters Exhibition
PYR-1-11 Mabire, Cedric
Nursing discharge planning for older medical
inpatients in Switzerland: a cross-sectional
study
PYR-1-12 Mainardi, Virginia
atelier@ntalgiques: technological mediation for
health communication
PYR-9-07 Malik, Dr. Sayeda Shabukta
Intensive counselling on Breastfeeding: Prevent
the dropout from EBF: Bangladesh
PYR-1-22 Marie Thérèse Ngo Nsoga
Auto6soin: comment s’occuper de ses plaies,
expérience du centre de prise en charge des
plaies chroniques d’Akonolinga, Cameroun
PYR-5-03 Nfizi Koya, Mugisho
Quelles prévalence et prise en charge
des enfants soldats atteints d’ESPT[1] en
République Démocratique du Congo
PYR-3-04 Nguefack Azakoh, Joliette
Tolérance et adhésion des femmes en âge de
procréer aux contraceptifs modernes dans trois
hôpitaux de District de l’Ouest-Cameroun.
PYR-1-14 Nigolian, Ani
Validation of Multi-Lead ECG Recordings Using
a Smartphone: Geneva
PYR-7-08 Oliwa, Jacquie
Improving Use of Diagnostics for Detection of
Tuberculosis in Children
PYR-9-08 Pelletier Vernooy, Camille
Assessment of Antenatal Care among Palestine
Women, United Nations Works and Relief
Agency for the Palestine Refugees in the Near
East (UNRWA) in Jordan
PYR-7-12 Rania Amami
Sustainable design-led innovation in a hospital
setting: caring for patients’ relatives and visitors
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
PYR-6-09 Sanghyun In
eCO2, a way to promote green transportation
habits
PYR-1-17 Santoro, Alessio
Integrating Mental Health and Psychosocial
Support Services (MHPSS) into UNRWA’s
Primary Healthcare
PYR-9-12 Schermerhorn, Jordan
Reminders, Refugees, and Ramadan:
Characterizing Missed Immunization
Appointments among Palestinian Refugees in
Jordan
PYR-3-06 Shankar, Manjari
PYR-6-07 Shih, Chin-Shui
E-cigarettes, Medical Device or Tobacco
Products: Taiwan
PYR-7-10 Sobhan, Shafinaz
Effectiveness and Sustainability of a
Community Health Worker Model in
Bangladesh
PYR-1-18 Stotsko, Pavel
The research program of public health in the
context of globalization
PYR-1-19 Svetlovich, Tatyana
Integrating medical and social care for the
elderly: effectiveness of different types of
Home Care Services in Belarus
PYR-3-07 Ujuju, Chinazo
Sustaining the Gains of ACTs for Malaria
Treatment
PYR-1-21 Zender, Nicole
Use of the Lives Saved Tool (LiST) to evaluate
the impact of access to delivery care on
maternal mortality in Kenya
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Department of biology laboratories and medical imaging
HE-B01 Ddop, Computer Based Diagnostic Medical
Devices, tough and portable, Ddopp, Belgique
HE-B02 GlobalDiagnostiX: Development of a digital x-ray
imaging system adapted to the context of low
and middle income countries, EPFL Essentiel
tech, Suisse
HE-B03 SafeMicroLab – Towards a mobile diagnostic
laboratory for strengthening global biosecurity
infrastructure. EPFL Essentiel tech, Suisse
HE-B04 A portable and low-cost diagnostic device,
EPFL, Suisse
HE-B05 Cardiopad, la tablette ECG, Himore-medical,
Cameroun
HE-B06 The Muse Auto CD4/CD4% system, Merck,
Suisse
Department of internal medicine and primary care
HE-PC01 Le Carnet de Bord© / E-Carnet de Bord©:
pilier de l’Observatoire des Effets Adverses,
Association savoir patient, Suisse
HE-PC02 PinkDrive. Mobile clinic for early detection of
breast cancer in South Africa, PinkDrive, Afrique
du Sud
HE-PC03/1 Admed : une armoire à pharmacie virtuelle,
HEDS, Haute école de santé Genève, Suisse
HE-PC03/2 Mobile Health Space (MMHS): application
mobile dans le cadre de l’éducation
thérapeutique des jeunes souffrant d’asthme,
HEDS, Haute école de santé Genève, Suisse
HE-PC03/3MOOC “Au cœur de l’hypertension”, HEDS,
Haute école de santé Genève, Suisse
HE-PC04 Enhancing woundcare: modern but cheap and
easy for all, let’s be practical, HUG / WAWLC,
Suisse
HE-PC05 Réhabilitation Basée sur La Communauté
Centrale Sanitaire Suisse Romande, Suisse
HE-PC06 Comprehensive Primary Health Service
(CoHSA), “Koirala Institute of health Sciences“,
Nepal
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
HE-PC07 Kits pédagogiques pour l’éducation thérapeutique
des enfants, adolescents et adultes vivant avec le
VIH, Expertise France, France
HE-PC08 Intérêt des Autotests VIH dans les stratégies de
dépistage, Société Française de Lutte contre le
SIDA, Suisse
HE-PC09 FocusSpecs, Adaptive EyeWorks, Belgique
HE-PC10/1 mNutrition: Improving Nutrition through Mobile
Messaging, Gain Health, Suisse
HE-PC10/2Home Fortification in Bangladesh and Vietnam,
Gain Health, Suisse
HE-PC10/3Baduta project Indonesia, Gain Health, Suisse
Department of gynecology, obstetrics and neonatology
HE-GN01 Saving lives at birth: treating post-partum
haemorrhage with heat-stabilized inhalable
oxytocin, HUG, UniGe, Suisse
HE-GN02 ePartogram: A mobile decision-support tool to
improve labor management, jhpiego, Etats Unis
HE-GN03 Odon device – Dispositif Odon, HUG, Suisse
HE-GN04 PANDA (Pregnancy and Newborn Diagnostic
Assessment) A Telemedicine System and kit
for a comprehensive and standardised antenatal
care, HUG, Suisse
HE-GN05 CryoPop: Low-cost Cryotherapy for the
Prevention of Cervical Cancer, jhpiego, Etats Unis
HE-GN06 CCPS (Cervical Cancer Prevention System): A
mobile Health data collection system for women
participating to cervical cancer campaign, HUG,
Suisse
HE-GN07 Clinique mobile pour le dépistage du cancer
utérin, HUG, Ecole d’ingénieurs de Neuchâtel,
Suisse
HE-GN08 Use of Smartphones as Adjuvant Tools for
Cervical Cancer, EPFL Signal Processing
Laboratory (LTS5), Suisse
HE-GN09 The EVA (Enhanced Visual Assesment) System
for cervical cancer screenings in low resource
settings, MobileODT, Kenya
HE-GN10 Serviette hygiénique lavable, EPSA, Education
Partage Santé pour l’Avenir au Burkina Faso,
Burkina Faso
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HE-GN11 Diamedica Baby CPAP, Diamedica, England
HE-GN12 Pumani bCPAP, 3rd stone design, USA
HE-GN13 Helping Babies Survive: Training and Therapy
Products to Help Save Newborn Lives, Laerdal,
Norvège
HE-GN14 Bubble CPAP, Rice University, Afrique du Sud
HE-GN15 Discussion des divers moyens pour la prévention
et le traitement des hypothermies néonatales,
MSF, Suisse
HE-GN16 Kangaroo mother care, HUG, Cameroun
HE-GN17 GlobalNeoNat – An infant incubator reinvented
for the Global South, EPFL Essentiel tech, Suisse
Department of pharmacy
HE-P01 Fight the Fakes Campaign, Fight the Fakes,
Suisse
HE-P02 low-cost CE device to fight against counterfeit
medicines, UniGe, Suisse
HE-P03 Use of mobile and web technologies in securing
drugs against faking, counterfeiting and diversion,
Mpedigree, Ghana
HE-P04 Pharm-Ed: Plateforme éducative et collaborative
pour une gestion efficiente, sûre et rationnelle
des médicaments dans les hôpitaux, HUG,
Suisse
HE-P05 Production locale de solutions hydroalcooliques, HUG, Suisse
Ehealth, elearning and data management
HE-EH01 The MSF tele-expertise service: experience
after 3000 cases, Collegium Telemedicus,
Canada
HE-EH02 RAFT: a telemedicine network to de-isolate
care professionals active in remote areas, HUG,
Suisse
HE-EH03 MSFeCARE – electronic Clinical Algorithm and
Recommendations to improve the management
of childhood illness, MSF, Suisse
HE-EH04 Dtree, mHealth to improve diqgnostic and
quality of care, Dtree, Tanzania
HE-EH05 Integrated e-Diagnosis Approach- IeDA, Terre
des Hommes, Suisse
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
HE-EH06 ICATT, training on Integrated Management
of Childhood Illnesses by the e-learning tool,
UniGe, Suisse
HE-EH07 Health Electronic Record in Geneva:
MonDossierMedical.ch, Direction Générale de la
Santé, Suisse
HE-EH08 Insurance Management Information System
(IMIS) Tools for Sustainable Health Insurance,
Swiss TPH DDC, Suisse
HE-EH09 Stop-cannabis, Une app pour aider les
consommateurs de cannabis, Ehealth, Elearning
and data management, Suisse
HE-EH10 eLearning and Capacity Building Platforms,
Swiss TPH, Suisse
Department of hospital logistics
HE-L01
Prévention des infections nosocomiales au
Burkina Faso grâce aux dispositifs de production
locale d’hypochlorite de sodium, Antenna
Technologies, Suisse
HE-L02
Burst-Safe Air-Drop Bags For Humanitarian
Help, CERN, France
HE-L03 Sterilux: nouvelle technique de stérilisation
abordable pour tous, EPFL, Suisse
HE-L04 SmartPPE - Developing 21st century protective
equipment against emerging viruses, EPFL
Essentiel tech, Suisse
HE-L05 Démonstration de la protection Ebola, MSF,
Suisse
HE-L06 A low cost and decentralized water treatment
solution, Access to waterfoundation, Suisse
HE-L07
Pos3D: Projection de données médicales, HUG,
Suisse
HE-L08 Atelier biomédical associatif, Humatem, France
HE-L09 Redline Cargo Drones, EPFL Redline, Suisse
HE-L10
An Innovative Low-Cost National Health
Care Waste Management System in Kyrgyz
Republic, HCWM Project (Health Care Waste
Management), Kirghistan
57
Video Corner
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Behind ground floor cafeteria
Video Corner V01
Myanmar Midwife – An Eye-Opening Look At
Midwifery In Rural Myanmar, 43’30’’, Medicus
Mundi, Switzerland, Video Space Thursday
April 21, 12.30AM
V16
Protecting health care together, 2’ 41’’, ICRC,
Switzerland
V17
Azerbaijan: combating multi-drug resistant TB
in detention, 26’, ICRC, Switzerland
V18
Combating TB, HIV and Malaria in detention,
Uganda’s esperience, 15’ 25’’, ICRC,
Switzerland
V19
10 steps to a clean delivery – simple animation
for community health workers, 5’, Medical Aid
Films, England
V02
EasyDial™ HDBS-1 – The Portable
Hemodialysis System, 6’12’’, EasyDial, USA,
Video Space Wednesday April 20, 12.30AM
V03
« Une petite lueur d’espoir » / « Ein kleiner
Hoffnungsschimmer », un film sur la fistule
obstétricale, 12’18’’, iamaneh, Switzerland,
Federal Café Thursday April 21, 3.30PM
V04
Ma différence, 26’, css-romande, Switzerland
V20
V05
Equipé pour soigner. Une enquête sur le don
de matériel médical, 35’, Humatem, France,
Federal Café Wednesday April 20, 8AM
A training film for fistula nurses – training film
for nurses, 10’, Medical Aid Films, England
V21
Badra’s story, 3’, Medical Aid Films, England
V22
V06
Equipé pour soigner. Le biomédical, un rôle
primordial, 6’, Humatem, France
Growing up – youth-focused film about sexual
& reproductive health, 5’, Medical Aid Films,
England
V07
Equipé pour soigner. Savoir donner, c’est vital,
7’, Humatem, France
V23
V08
GAIN’s vision: a world without malnutrition,
2’12’’, Gain, Switzerland
Obstructed labour: an introduction for
midwives – training film for midwives, 10’,
Medical Aid Films, England
V24
V09
GAIN in Indonesia: Improving nutrition and
changing behaviors in the first 1000 days,
2’57’’, Gain, Switzerland
Show reel – highlights from 3 of our latest
films, 1’, Medical Aid Films, England
V25
V10
Project Baduta (Indonesia), 1’, Gain, Switzerland
Understanding Ebola contact tracing – simple
mobile-optimised animation for community
health workers, 3’, Medical Aid Films, England
V11
Reduce unhealthy snacking, 1’, Gain,
Switzerland
V26
Understanding respectful maternity care –
animation for health workers about respectful
care, 6’, Medical Aid Films, England
V12
Promotion of diverse and healthy foods, 1’,
Gain, Switzerland
V27
V13
Building a brightFuture for our smallholder
farmers, 3’08’’, Gain, Switzerland
How to use chlorhexidine for umbilical cord
care – animation about antiseptic use for cord
care, produced with chlorhexidine working
group, 5’, Medical Aid Films, England
V14
HCiD: The Human Cost, 13’ 48’’, ICRC,
Switzerland
V28
Production locale de la solution hydroalcoolique pour les mains, 10’37’’, HUG,
Switzerland
V15
Health-care workers must not be attacked,
34’’, ICRC, Switzerland
58
Video Corner
V29
Local production of WHO handrub during and
after the Ebola crisis in West-Africa, 10’37’’,
HUG, Switzerland
V30
Ebola Vaincre ensemble. Animation 1, 50’’,
Institute of Global Health Geneva, Switzerland
V31
Ebola Vaincre ensemble. Animation 2, 1’02’’,
V32_1_1 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Tout savoir du
virus Ebola – Prof. Laurent Kaiser (HUG), 8’13’’,
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
V32_3_1 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Pourquoi
Ebola ne s’est pas propagé au Sénégal
voisin? – Prof. Awa Marie Coll Seck (Ministre
de la Santé, Sénégal), 4’38’’, Institute of Global
Health Geneva, Switzerland
V32_3_2 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Comment
organise-t-on l’aide humanitaire depuis
la Suisse? – Ambassadeur Tania DusseyCavassini (OFSP), 3’28’’, Institute of Global
V32_1_2 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Ebola, de la
forêt tropicale aux grandes capitales d’Afrique
de l’Ouest – Dr. Sylvie Briand (OMS), 12’31’’,
V32_3_3 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Comment
a-t-on organisé l’accueil aux Hôpitaux
Universitaires de Genève – Prof. Jérôme
Pugin (HUG), 6’25’’, Institute of Global Health
Geneva, Switzerland
V32_1_3 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Ebola: le
geste qui peut vous sauver – Prof. Didier
Pittet (HUG), 10’19’’, Institute of Global Health
Geneva, Switzerland
V32_3_4 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Ebola, qui
fait quoi? – Prof. Michel Kazatchkine (ONU),
13’27’’, Institute of Global Health Geneva,
Switzerland
V32_1_4 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Un scénario
morbide ou chaque acteur a un rôle bien
défini – Prof. Babacar Ndoye (OMS), 2’52’’,
V33
Attention aux faux amis, 3’39’, Fight the fakes,
international
V34
Watch out for False Friends, 3’39’, Fight the
fakes, international
V32_2_1 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Une épidémie
dans un contexte de grande pauvreté – Dr.
Marie-Paule Kieny (OMS), 6’26’’, Institute of
Global Health Geneva, Switzerland
V35
‘The R&D challenges in tackling Zika virus’,
4’14’’, IFPMA, international
V36
Biotherapeutic medicines explained, 3’52’’,
IFPMA, international
V37
“Pharmacovigilance: Do your bit, play your
part!”2’49’’, IFPMA, international
V38
I am Innovation, 2’39’’, IFPMA, international
V39
The Exciting Journey from flu virus to vaccines,
4’13’’, IFPMA, international V40
IFPMA 2014 Interview Series on “The R&D
Challenges in tackling Ebola” with Dr Ripley
Ballou, GSK, 3’58’’, IFPMA, international
V32_2_2 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: En Afrique,
les morts sont sacrés - Prof. Patrick Zylberman
(EHESP), 10’22’’, Institute of Global Health
Geneva, Switzerland
V32_2_3 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: Ebola, une
épidémie de la peur – Prof. Claudine BurtonJeangros (UNIGE), 8’45’’, Institute of Global
V32_2_4 MOOC Ebola: vaincre ensemble: La
communication, un enjeu majeur – Sarah
Lachat (MSF), 7’44’’, Institute of Global Health
Geneva, Switzerland
59
Scientific and Partner Committee
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Hélène Boisjoly
University of Montréal, Faculty of Medicine
Alexandra Calmy
University Hospitals of Geneva and UNIGE
François Chappuis
University Hospitals of Geneva and UNIGE
Noemie Charton
Federal Department of Foreign Affairs
Eric De Roodenbeke
International Hospital Federation
Tania Dussey-Cavassini
Federal Office of Public Health
Mathias Egger
Institut für Sozial und Präventivmedizin
Gerard Escher Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Alain Gervaix University Hospitals of Geneva and UNIGE
Karin Gross Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
Nadia Isler Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the UN in Geneva
Ilona Kickbusch The Graduate Institute
Nino Kuenzli Swiss School of Public Health
Francis Moussy World Health Organization
Suzanne L. Suggs The Institute of Public Communication, USI
André Laubscher University Hospitals of Geneva
Louis Loutan University Hospitals of Geneva and UNIGE
Fred Paccaud Institut de médecine sociale et préventive
Patrick Petignat University Hospitals of Geneva and UNIGE
Eduardo Pisani
International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations
Didier Pittet University Hospitals of Geneva and UNIGE
Michael Rothlisberger Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences
Dominique Sprumont Institut droit de la santé
Marcel Tanner Swiss Tropical & Public Health Institute
Leonel Valdivia World Federation of Academic Institutions for Global Health
Kaspar Wyss Swiss Tropical & Public Health Institute
60
GHF 2016 Floorplan
Hopital Ephemère
Level 0
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Lifts to
J
Room 5 and 6
Conference Room 2
F
A - Swiss Medical Press GmbH
B - Alliance Health Care (WHO)
C - BMJ
D + E - Medicus Mundi
F - CERAH
G - Graduate Institute
H - Winds of Hope
I - HEDS Geneva
J - Alliance for Health Promotion
Conference Room 4
E
D
C
Conference Room 3
I
B
H
A
G
Video Corner
Cafeteria
WC
Pharmacy
Geneva Tourism
Access to and
from Level 1
Gynaecology
Obstetrics
Neonatology
Welcome Desk
Internal
Medicine
and Primary
Care
Tomorrow’s affordable Hospital
Logistics
Building Entrance
61
Biology
Laboratories
and medical
imaging
eHealth
Elearning
and
data management
6TH EDITION
APRIL 19-21 2016
Speaker
Room
GHF 2016 Floorplan
Level 1
Entrance to
Room 1
Café
Féderal
1
2
3
x3
4
Restaurant
x3
.5
11
2
x2
5
x4
Access From and to Groundﬂoor
2
2
2
12
4
6
x3
10
2x
x4
2
2
x3
2
7 x6
8
2x6
Lifts
62
9
2
.5
x3
x4
2
Entrance to
Room 1
1 - TPH Suisse
2 - Mercy Ships
3 - Merck
4 - SDC
5 - University of Geneva
6 - Paris Descartes / WHS
7 - HUG
8 - Diamedica
9 - ICRC
10 - Essential Tech / Humanitarian Tech
Hub
11 - Global Health Equity Foundation
(GHEF)
12 - The GlobalFund / Wambo.org
2
WC
63
Swiss Confederation
With the support
of a Geneva
Private Foundation

Program - Geneva Health Forum 2016

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