2024-10-18 15:13:00
Connect Day 2024 brings important topics related to the healthcare sector, such as Artificial Intelligence, interoperability and data insights
Recognized as one of the most important events in Latin America focused on health technology, Connect Day 2024 reinforces its positioning by presenting trends and innovation for the sector, new systems and solutions, in addition to sharing good practices and success stories from important institutions of Brazil, focusing on improving patient care and increasing productivity. The event held by Philips takes place on October 29th and 30th in São Paulo, in person for customers and virtually open to the public.
The Philips event, which reaches its 11th edition, Connect Day 2024, will have the participation of important Brazilian health leaders and global speakers from the company
Caroline Zago, who returns to Brazil to take on leadership of Philips’ Enterprise Informatics vertical for Latin America – area for software development, reinforces the company’s commitment to the entire healthcare ecosystem by holding Connect Day. “We carry innovation in our DNA. We have professionals dedicated around the world to seek solutions and the implementation of technologies that have a positive impact on health, ensuring quality care for patients and professionals by enabling a revolution in accurate diagnosis, data integration, reducing the pressure of teams’ routine clinics, as well as the optimization and automation of workflows. We understand that we are the strategic partner, combining medical-scientific knowledge and cutting-edge technology, always with ethical and transparent governance”, says Caroline.
Reference panelists in the health sector
Among the panelists confirmed at Connect Day 2024 are executives from Grupo Fleury, Hospital Oswaldo Cruz, Grupo Amil, FHEMIG (Fundação Hospitalar do Estado de Minas Gerais), Hcor, AC Camargo Cancer Center, Hospital Sírio Libanês, Hospital Albert Einstein and FIDI, in addition of international speakers from the institutions Clinica Imbanaco (Colombia), KLAS Research (USA) and Alexander Fleming Institute (Argentina). Furthermore, the event will feature special appearances by former Olympic gymnast Laís Souza and journalist, editor-in-chief of Futuro da Saúde and Top Voice LinkedIn, Natalia Cuminale.
This year, Artificial Intelligence and interoperability are the main fronts to be addressed during the event. The public will have access to presentations that will show how AI is transforming clinical workflows; o how the integration of solutions expands clinical excellence; the power of teleradiology in Oncology, as well as customer success stories, with a focus on Cardiology and Radiology.
Launch: Philips Medical Device Integration
Clinicians and hospital administrators have never had access to so much data, but at the same time, it has never been more difficult to turn it into meaningful clinical information. Sharing patient data between medical devices and information systems has enormous potential to drive ongoing care and better health outcomes, but it needs to be done transparently and, above all, securely, which is extremely difficult.
Philips Medical Device Integration
“At Philips, we believe that an interoperability-focused approach can transform healthcare delivery for everyone. Therefore, we will present to the market first-hand, during Connect Day 2024, Philips Medical Device Integration (MDI), which captures clinical data from various sources and in a neutral way – that is, regardless of supplier -, and from different environments. care, simplifying exchange and communication between systems”, explains Caroline. “In the year in which Philips Brasil turns 100 years old, this launch becomes even more special, because by making this solution viable we demonstrate our commitment to the care and health of millions of Brazilians, while at the same time mitigating some gaps that the health system faces: the high volume of fragmented data”, says the executive.
Philips Capsule Medical Device
Philips Capsule Medical Device Integration addresses interoperability gaps by simplifying complex workflows by connecting existing medical devices and hospital EMRs through a vendor-neutral system. The solution is designed to share relevant, context-rich information to any back-end system, including decision support, alarm management, documentation, search and reporting.
“I am very excited to be able to showcase this unique solution, which further unlocks the power of data to enhance patient monitoring and management, improve collaboration between care teams, streamline department routines and increase productivity,” concludes Caroline .
Spot AI Virtual Assistant
Research shows that healthcare professionals spend a large portion of their workday on administrative tasks, such as creating EMR documentation and reviewing charts, which ultimately reduces quality time with their patients. According to the Future Health Index 2023, a study carried out by Philips, currently, 31% of healthcare leaders in Brazil are investing in AI to optimize operational efficiency, including automating necessary documentation; scheduling patients, teams and tasks; and improve workflow.
Young healthcare professionals in Brazil share the same perspective as their leaders in pointing out that AI can improve their job satisfaction to predict outcomes (32%) and integrate diagnoses (31%).
Looking at this scenario, Philips developed the virtual assistant with Artificial Intelligence for its health management system, Tasy EMR. Tasy AI Virtual Assistant, powered by large language models, automatically extracts important data from unstructured clinical notes. Using the tool speeds up the charting and ordering process, saving doctors valuable time and improving the quality of care.
Furthermore, the AI Virtual Assistant allows the extraction of important data items that can eventually be used to speed up a patient’s discharge process, enabling doctors to further streamline the workflow. The use of the AI assistant within the Tasy application guarantees greater safety and responsibility in use, as the solution follows the highest standards of quality and patient safety by being the first and only regular EMR as a medical device by Anvisa in Brazil.
Immersive experience with Tasy AI Virtual Assistant, at Connect Day 2024
“During Connect Day 2024, our customers will have access to an immersive experience with the Tasy AI Virtual Assistant, designed to improve the efficiency and quality of healthcare delivery in Latin America. By simplifying administrative tasks and improving the EMR experience, we are empowering healthcare professionals to focus on what really matters: their patients. This marks a significant step in addressing the unique challenges in the region’s healthcare sector and reaffirms our commitment to generating positive outcomes for doctors and patients.”, explains Caroline.
Connect Day 2024 also has major sponsors: AWS, Elsevier, Folks, Exímio, Vivere, Redix and WeKnow.
Serviço – Connect Day 2024
Date: October 29th and 30th
Opening hours: 10am to 5pm
Location: São Paulo (clients) and online. Register through the website Link
About Philips
Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA) is a leading health technology company focused on improving people’s health and well-being through meaningful innovations. Philips’ people- and patient-centric innovation leverages advanced technology and deep clinical and consumer insights to deliver personal health solutions for consumers and professional health solutions for healthcare providers and their patients in the hospital and at home.
Headquartered in the Netherlands, the company is a leader in diagnostic imaging, ultrasound, image-guided therapy, monitoring and business informatics, as well as personal health. Philips generated sales of €18.2 billion in 2023 and employs approximately 69,100 employees with sales and service in more than 100 countries.
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