Bienvenid@ al Seminario
“Process Mining in Healthcare”

organizado por la Cátedra MySphera

Seminario de la Cátedra MySphera

Seminario de “Process Mining in Healthcare”

La salud y la sanidad del futuro

El próximo 10 de abril de 2019, a las 9:30 en el Salón de Actos de la ETSI de Telecomunicación (3ª planta, Edificio 4D), tendrá lugar un Seminario de “Process Mining in Healthcare” enmarcado dentro de las actividades llevadas a cabo por la Cátedra MySphera cuyo finalidad es la promoción y el desarrollo de modelos para el análisis, la gestión y la optimización de los procesos hospitalarios mediante técnicas de IoT, los Sistemas de Localización en Tiempo Real y la Minería de Procesos.

Nuestros ponentes

Salvador Vera Manero

MYSPHERA’s co-founder

More than 10 years of experience managing companies. In the past, he was the manager of Connected Health Services (CHS), a company dealing with eHealth services. He has turned MYSPHERA into a very promising company that is leading the emerging European RTLS healthcare market. He has received many awards such as “the best IoT deployment by the RFID Journal” or “one of the 8 most disruptive innovation companies in Europe” by PwC.

Niels Martin, Ph.D

Postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Business Economics at Hasselt University (Belgium).

He successfully defended his doctoral dissertation in 2017 on the use of process mining to support the construction of process simulation models. Currently, he is developing a research line on data-driven process analysis in healthcare, focusing on topics including data quality assessment, data integration of HIS- and IoT data, and data-driven root cause analysis. His research has been published in journals such as Decision Support Systems and Business & Information Systems Engineering. Moreover, he presented research results in scientific conferences such as the Winter Simulation Conference and workshops of the International Conference on Business Process Management. As an active community member, he is member of the Process-Oriented Data Science for Healthcare Alliance, the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining and the Scientific Research Community on Process Mining.

Carlos Fernández-Llatas, Ph.D.

Research coordinator in SABIEN Group at ITACA institute at Universitat Politècnica de València

He received the PhD degree in Computer Science in the Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence Program of that university. He is member of the IEEE CIS Task Force on Process Mining and founder Member of the Process Oriented Data Science for Healthcare Alliance. He participated in more than 30 projects through IV, V VI and VII European Framework program, H2020 program and Spanish Government funded projects. He has published more than 100 scientific papers. He has been member of the Organizing Committee in more that 7 international conferences and member of the Scientific Committee in more than 30. He is reviewer in several Indexed journals in Bioengineering and Medical Informatics. His research is mainly focused in the use and promotion of Process Mining technologies as well as Process Management, representation and execution techniques for their application in health and human behaviour modelling.

Vicente Traver Salcedo, Ph.D.

SABIEN Group at ITACA institute at Universitat Politècnica de València.

Lecturer at Universidad Politécnica de Valencia. Member of the Academic Board for the interuniversity Master on Biomedical Engineering at Valencia. Director for “Cátedra Mysphera”. Since 1998, his research focus is telemedicine, e-health and e-inclusion, especially on the provision of home health care services through telematic media and the concepts of the patient empowerment and the citizen as health co-producer. He has participated in more than 70 EU funded projects (from IV till VII FP and H2020), Spanish funded projects and taken part in multiple research agreements with companies, dealing most of them with health care and social services making use of Information Communication Technologies. He has published more than 100 technical papers in national and international journals and has participated in several seminars and conferences as invited speaker. Member of international scientific congresses committees. Member of the Editorial Board of IET – Networks and e-Health Standardization Coordination Group (eHSCG) and Rapporteur of ITU-T Q28 ‘Multimedia Framework For E-Health Applications’ SG16 (2003- 2008). Keynote Lecturer in BIOSTEC 2010. Chairman and organizer of pHealth 2008 and the four editions of the International Workshop on Technology for Healthcare and Healthy Lifestyle (2008, 2010, 2011, 2012) Conference cochair of the IEEE Biomedical Health Informatics 2014. Cofounder of 2 SME IT health related companies, hiring currently more than 40 people.

La Agenda del seminario

Miércoles 10 de Abril de 2019

9:30	Welcoming and Presentation “Cátedra Mysphera”
10:00	Data-driven process analysis in healthcare
	Speaker Niels Martin, *Ph.D. Hasselt University – Faculty of Business Economics – Research group Business Informatics*
10:45	Coffee break
11:15	Towards Value Based Healthcare through Interactive Process Mining
	Speaker Carlos Fernández-Llatas, Ph.D. Universitat Politècnica de València – Itaca Institute – Research group for Technological Innovation for Health and Well-being
12:00	Closing

Organizacion

MySphera

SABIEN

Instituto ITACA - UPV

Universitat Politècnica de València

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Como llegar

ETSI de Telecomunicación

Salón de Actos

(3ª planta, Edificio 4D)

Univestitat Politècnica de València

Bienvenid@ al Seminario “Process Mining in Healthcare”

Seminario de la Cátedra MySphera

Seminario de “Process Mining in Healthcare”

Nuestros ponentes

Salvador Vera Manero

Niels Martin, Ph.D

Carlos Fernández-Llatas, Ph.D.

Vicente Traver Salcedo, Ph.D.

La Agenda del seminario

Miércoles 10 de Abril de 2019

9:30

Welcoming and Presentation “Cátedra Mysphera”

10:00

Data-driven process analysis in healthcare

10:45

Coffee break

11:15

Towards Value Based Healthcare through Interactive Process Mining

12:00

Closing