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Digital Heart Summit 2024

Digital Transformation in Cardiology – Where is Europe Today?

25. – 26.10.2024

i-LAB
Oranienburger Str. 35
10117 Berlin



Where does telecardiology stand in Europe, and what insights have we gained from the first successfully implemented projects? This and other practical questions will be addressed at DIGITAL HEART SUMMIT at the end of October 2024. This event will focus on the evolving landscape of cardiology in Europe, particularly in the realm of digital health and telemedicine.

Key topics to be discussed include:

  • Telecardiology across Europe
  • Previous and current challenges in regulation and reimbursement
  • Trends in telecardiology

Please join us for this insightful discussion as we navigate the future of cardiology in Europe.

Digital Heart Summit

Shaping the Cardiological Healthcare of Tomorrow

The way we communicate and how patients are cared for has changed significantly in recent years. With a new event series – DIGITAL HEART SUMMIT – we aim to highlight digital trends and developments in cardiology and discuss innovative concepts for improving care. In keeping with the current zeitgeist, we will bring together users, decision-makers, and patients from around the world, either virtually or in person, to actively shape the cardiology of the future.

Program Chair

  • Prof. Dr. Gerhard Hindricks
    Berlin

Chairs & Moderators

  • R. Hatala
    Bratislava
  • Prof. Dr. Werner Jung
    Villingen-Schwenningen
  • Prof. Dr. Stefan Sack
    München
  • Prof. Dr. Milos Taborsky
    Olomouc

Speakers & Panelists

  • Dr. Tibor Balazs
    Budapest
  • Roberto Belke
    Berlin
  • Prof. Dr. Christian Butter
    Bernau
  • Dr. Christian Georgi
    Bernau
  • Prof. Dr. Robert Hatala
    Bratislava
  • Dr. Thomas M. Helms
    Hamburg
  • Prof. Dr. Gerhard Hindricks
    Berlin
  • Prof. Dr. Werner Jung
    Villingen-Schwenningen
  • Prof. Dr. Gunnar Klein
    Hannover
  • Dr. Marek Kiliszek
    Warszawa
  • Prof. Dr. Friedrich Köhler
    Berlin
  • Dr. Annamaria Kosztin
    Budapest
  • Prof. Dr. Alexander Leber
    München
  • Prof. Dr. Thorsten Lewalter
    München
  • Prof. Dr. Axel Linke
    Dresden
  • Prof. Dr. Martin Middeke
    Berlin
  • Prof. Dr. Susanne Pedersen
    Odense
  • Prof. Dr. Ewa Piotrowicz
    Warszawa
  • PD Dr. Dr. Boris Schmitz
    Königsfeld
  • Prof. Dr. Carsten Schultz
    Kiel
  • Prof. Dr. Milos Taborsky
    Olomouc
  • Maximilian Zillekens
    Teltow

Digital Transformation in Cardiology - Where is Europe Today?

25.10.2024

Welcome and introduction

R. Belke,G. Hindricks
13:00

Ehealth in cardiology: opportunities and challenges

13:15
Chair: G. Hindricks, M. Taborsky

Success factors of digital services and digital transformation in health care

C. Schultz

Artificial intelligence in modern cardiology

A. Linke

Expanding the potential of personalized ecg diagnostics – role of artificial intelligence

R. Hatala

AI-based ECG evaluation on a specialized heart failure remote patient management platform

M. Zillekens

Future platforms: what to expect?

A. Leber
14:30

Panel

Moderation: G. Hindricks, M. Taborsky
Panelists: R. Hatala, A. Leber, A. Linke, C. Schultz, M. Zillekens

Break

15:30

European initiatives in telecardiology – part I

16:00
Chair: G. Hindricks, S. Sack

Telemedical monitoring of heart failure patients in Germany – scientific update and outlook

F. Köhler

Device-based monitoring of heart failure patients – the German outpatient concept

G. Klein

What has changed in the area of regulation, quality and data protection?

T. M. Helms

Learnings in telemedicine from Czech Republic

M. Taborsky
17:00

Panel

Moderation: G. Hindricks, S. Sack
Panelists: T. M. Helms, G. Klein, F. Köhler, M. Taborsky

Adjourn

18:00

26.10.2024

European initiatives in telecardiology – part II

08:30
Chair: G. Hindricks, W. Jung

The Hungarian initiative on telemedicine for heart failure management – the Semmelweis University project

A. Kosztin

Update on telemedicine in Hungary – approaching the HF telemetry reimbursement

T. Balazs

Reimbursement for device follow up – a perspective from Poland

M. Kiliszek
09:15

Panel

Moderation: G. Hindricks, W. Jung
Panelists: T. Balazs, M. Kiliszek, A. Kosztin

Break

10:00

From prevention to rehabilitation: optimizing the patient journey with ehealth

10:30
Chair: R. Hatala, G. Hindricks

BIO|CONCEPT.BIOMONITOR-HF study: novel features for ICM based HF management and future‑focused prospects

T. Lewalter

Digital AF rehabilitation: opportunities for technology-supported secondary prevention

C. Georgi

Comprehensive hybrid cardiac telerehabilitation – telemonitoring, remotely supervised exercise training and telecare

E. Piotrowicz

AI-powered lifestyle intervention for patient-centered cardiac rehabilitation – the TIMELY approach

B. Schmitz

Digitalizing psychological therapies: how to and what to be aware of?

S. Pedersen
11:45

Panel

Moderation: R. Hatala, G. Hindricks
Panelists: C. Butter, T. Lewalter, M. Middeke, S. Pedersen, E. Piotrowicz, B. Schmitz

Summary and adjourn

G. Hindricks
13:00

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Meeting Location

i-LAB
Oranienburger Str. 35
10117 Berlin

52°31'30.5"N 13°23'34.0"E

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