January 25, 2018 | Next month, at the Healthcare Internet of Things Summit experts and constituents in the healthcare industry will come together to explore the adoption and implementation of Internet of Things (IoT).

Kees Bochove, founder and CEO of The Hyve, will be one of 4 panelists discussing how IoT can impact clinical outcomes and reduce healthcare costs, and how IoT can help fee-for-service and value-based healthcare systems in a session titled, “Delivering Healthcare in the Age of Big Data, A.I. and IoT – Toward Digitized, Value-Based Healthcare System”.

In a recent webinar, Bochove delved into consent, GDPR, the healthcare professional’s role in infrastructure, FAIR principles, open source solutions, the future of wearables, and much more.

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Highlights:

05:52 Changes in the dynamics within health data research infrastructure in the last 5 years

09:15 Organization requirements that need to be in place for a successful research infrastructure

10:53 GDPR implications from a patient perspective

12:35 Dynamic consent

14:24 What the health data research infrastructure means for the researcher

16:05 The healthcare professional’s role in the research infrastructure

18:40 Dealing with “high security zones”

22:15 Technical requirements for a healthy research infrastructure

28:30 Data biosphere

32:45 Basic components required for a health data research infrastructure?

37:10 Generating more momentum within the healthcare organizations to engage more in interoperability

38:50 FAIR principles

42:55 The Hyve and the BBMRI, biobanking

46:50 Open source solutions

48:36 The standards underlying systems and the importance of collaboration

49:30 Effects on the IT industry

50:25 A surge in developing open source software

52:12 Global collaborations between countries

54:35 The role of wearable data

58:00 The future of health data research infrastructures