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You are invited to request participation in one of our round tables.
PLEASE NOTE: Participation is only for registered attendees of the 1st Summit of the Israeli Society for HealthTech.
Round Table participation will be granted on first-come-first-served basis and our team will contact you directly if you are given a slot in the round table of your choice. **Please do not submit more than one request.**
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The Round Tables will be held at 13:15-13:45 in an area adjacent to the main conference hall.
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Engage with like-minded professionals and experts from the healthcare and healthtech arena and explore key challenges and opportunities in leveraging innovation in medical practice. The unique round table discussions at the 1st Summit of the Israeli Society for HealthTech will offer in-depth discussion and are designed to result in actionable insights.
TABLE 1
Can your Employer Own Your Brain (Or at Least Part of It)?
How to Maximize Your Rights
TABLE 2
Real World Data: Opportunities vs Challenges
We’ll be taking a deep dive into intellectual property rights of employees vis-à-vis employers, regarding their inventions; disclosure procedures, collaborations; how inventions are “packaged” for commercialization; the role of technology transfer organizations in technology commercialization; methods for collaborating with industry: license agreements, service units, sponsored research and consultancy.
Sponsored by:
Moderators:
Adv. Yael Baratz
Senior Partner, Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz
Idit Lachover-Roth, MD
Senior physician at the Allergy and Clinical Immunology Unit, Meir Medical Center
Dr. Tamar Raz
CEO, Hadasit – Hadassah Technology Transfer Company
Growth in the availability and variability of novel real world data sources and tools has opened the door to better understanding, managing, and following up on diseases and new therapies “beyond the clinic” with the aim of improving health outcomes. We will look into the usefulness of novel data, map the identified local challenges and try to further explore key frameworks and practical next steps for RWD use.
This discussion may be of interest to practitioners, researchers, innovation leaders, data scientists, and health technology professionals to participate.
Sponsored by:
Moderators:
Yossi Shaya MD
Deputy chief of Emergency Department, Rabin Medical Center
Eddie Price MD
CEO & Medical Director, eHealthier
Shiran Blonder PhD
Evidence Solution Manager, AbbVie Israel
TABLE 3
The Dynamics of Starting up a Startup – Outsourcing, Insourcing and Hybrid Approaches
TABLE 4
Is It Enough to Be a Clinician? How About Getting to Know Healthtech?
How should entrepreneurs set up their startup’s operations? Which aspects must be outsourced/ insourced, and for which aspects do you need to decide for yourself? In this roundtable, we’ll discuss the considerations and the alternatives that you’ll need to guide you through the process. We’ll illuminate how this approach changes throughout the startup’s progression.
Sponsored by:
Moderators:
Roy Zaibel
Co-CEO, ADRES
Lital Israeli Yagev
Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Director, ADRES
Engaging medical personnel in healthcare innovation fosters creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and an entrepreneurial mindset, which is essential for driving positive change in healthcare and may even prevent burnout. We discuss the importance of early education for healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship. How could providing the right tools enable a better understanding of the challenges faced by the healthcare system? Will it make them better doctors later in their careers?
Coordinated by:
Moderators:
Prof. Noah Liel-Cohen MD
Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Co-Founder, Dia Imaging Analysis
Dr. Safwat Odeh
Israeli Society for HealthTech Fellowship Alumnus; Gastroenterologist, Bnai Zion Medical Center
Co-Founders of the TAU MedTech Hackathon:
Orr Erlich, Tom Zuckerman, Yael Lieber
Medical students
Engage with like-minded professionals and experts from the healthcare and healthtech arena and explore key challenges and opportunities in leveraging innovation in medical practice. The unique round table discussions at the 1st Summit of the Israeli Society for HealthTech will offer in-depth discussion and are designed to result in actionable insights.
TABLE 1
Can your Employer Own Your Brain (Or at Least Part of It)?
How to Maximize Your Rights
We’ll be taking a deep dive into intellectual property rights of employees vis-à-vis employers, regarding their inventions; disclosure procedures, collaborations; how inventions are “packaged” for commercialization; the role of technology transfer organizations in technology commercialization; methods for collaborating with industry: license agreements, service units, sponsored research and consultancy.
Sponsored by:
Moderators:
Adv. Yael Baratz
Senior Partner, Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz
Idit Lachover-Roth, MD
Senior physician at the Allergy and Clinical Immunology Unit, Meir Medical Center
Dr. Tamar Raz
CEO, Hadasit – Hadassah Technology Transfer Company
TABLE 2
Real World Data: Opportunities vs Challenges
Growth in the availability and variability of novel real world data sources and tools has opened the door to better understanding, managing, and following up on diseases and new therapies “beyond the clinic” with the aim of improving health outcomes. We will look into the usefulness of novel data, map the identified local challenges and try to further explore key frameworks and practical next steps for RWD use.
This discussion may be of interest to practitioners, researchers, innovation leaders, data scientists, and health technology professionals to participate.
Sponsored by:
Moderators:
Yossi Shaya MD
Deputy chief of Emergency Department, Rabin Medical Center
Eddie Price MD
CEO & Medical Director, eHealthier
Shiran Blonder PhD
Evidence Solution Manager, AbbVie Israel
TABLE 3
The Dynamics of Starting up a Startup – Outsourcing, Insourcing and Hybrid Approaches
How should entrepreneurs set up their startup’s operations? Which aspects must be outsourced/ insourced, and for which aspects do you need to decide for yourself? In this roundtable, we’ll discuss the considerations and the alternatives that you’ll need to guide you through the process. We’ll illuminate how this approach changes throughout the startup’s progression.
Sponsored by:
Moderators:
Roy Zaibel
Co-CEO, ADRES
Lital Israeli Yagev
Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Director, ADRES
TABLE 4
Is It Enough to Be a Clinician? How About Getting to Know Healthtech?
Engaging medical personnel in healthcare innovation fosters creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and an entrepreneurial mindset, which is essential for driving positive change in healthcare and may even prevent burnout. We discuss the importance of early education for healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship. How could providing the right tools enable a better understanding of the challenges faced by the healthcare system? Will it make them better doctors later in their careers?
Coordinated by:
Moderators:
Prof. Noah Liel-Cohen MD
Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Co-Founder, Dia Imaging Analysis
Dr. Safwat Odeh
Israeli Society for HealthTech Fellowship Alumnus; Gastroenterologist, Bnai Zion Medical Center
Co-Founders of the TAU MedTech Hackathon:
Orr Erlich, Tom Zuckerman, Yael Lieber
Medical students
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