Lessons from Oct 7 and planning for the future

This session will focus on gaps in Mental Health care that arise in times of crises, the Israeli response, and how innovation and technology can potentially address gaps.

Opening:
Daphna Murvitz, Co-Founder and CEO, 8400 Health Network
Gilad Bodenheimer, Head of Mental Health at the Ministry of Health
Eyal Fruchter, Chairman of the Post Trauma Council of the Ministry of Health
Yarden Levinsky, Psychiatrist and a Consultant of Clalit’s Community Division
8400 The Health Network - Mental Health Task Forces

This session will feature the following roundtable discussions:

Moderated by Laura Sharony, Psychiatrist at Mazor Medical Center & Sharon Harell Caino, Innovation and Collaborations at DGMC.

Technological solutions are potential Game Changers for many professional fields in medicine, and can be a significant opportunity to improve patient response, increase accessibility, streamline workflows, and reduce administrative burdens.
This table will example what can be done to increase confidence in technology, and identify areas with higher potential value.

Moderated by Gilad Eger, Deputy Manager of Adult Psychiatric Department, Head of the Innovation Center at Geha Mental Health Center, Noa Nitzan, Innovation Leader at Geha Mental Health Center & Hadas Bitran, Partner GM, Health AI, Microsoft Health & Life Sciences - 8400 Network Member.

AI tools have developed significantly in recent years, and the development of these tools creates a wide range of opportunities in healthcare, and in mental health in particular. This session we will examine the existing and possible uses of AI in mental health, including risks, considerations, and milestones required for implementation.

The table will be led by clinical professional and a leading global tech company, addressing holistic perspectives for optimal promotion and assimilation of the subject.

Moderated by Orit Botzer (Adv.) Healthcare Specialist: Strategic Planning, Consultation, Customer Excellence, Innovation

In the context of the current conflict, it is clear that mental health is facing significant changes. The nature of the patients, the variety of treatments and the scope of treatment required is very different from what we knew before.

Adapting the patient's journey to this new reality, coupled with the increase in demand for mental health services, requires consideration both from patients and their families as well as clinicians, in order to shorten the journey and maximize treatment results.

Moderated by Dr. Roni Maor, Teva, Medical Affairs Regional Cluster Head; Israel, S. Africa, & Ukraine, 8400 Task Force Leader.

The discussion will focus on implementing innovative technologies to accelerate efficient time and resource management, address mental load, and explore remote technological solutions for professional caregivers (Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Social Workers, etc.).

Moderated by Amir Krivoy, Director of Research at Geha Mental Health Center - 8400 Network Member, Alona Barnea, Head of Neurotechnology Research, MAFAT, and Prof. Talma Hendler, Professor of Psychiatry and Neuroscience at Tel Aviv U and Founding Director of Sagol Brain Institute at Tel Aviv Medical Center.

The discussion will focus on addressing the existing data gaps in Israel and proposing solutions to bridge these gaps. This initiative aims to create an opportunity for Israel to emerge as a leading data hub for implementing mental health research technology.

Moderated by Liat Gottlieb, Managing Director at Janssen

Elevating the Israeli Mental Health Ecosystem undoubtedly requires forming new strategic partnerships with MNCs. The discussion aims to explore the opportunities and challenges arising post-October 7th and consider how MNCs can play a substantial role in contributing to this initiative.

Come hear about the latest innovations in Mental Health from new Israeli startups:
> GenAI and Mental Health: AWS and Eleos
>Cristalix
>Soly
>Vivid
>BetterYou

Augmenting Care, Flexibility, and New Partnerships

This session will be led by Clalit Health Services, in collaboration with Carelon and Roche.

Agenda
Changing the care model as a reflection of different needs - a panel discussion:
In the panel, Clalit will demonstrate and discuss needs that have arisen in this field, and appropriate responses, with lively examples such as: Clalit Box, the Home Patient Task Force, the home care campaign, and more.
Moderator: Shiri Pergamenzeb, Head of Innovation Centers, Clalit Innovation
Asi Cicurel, Head of Innovation Center, Clalit South District
Talia Kinnar, Head of innovation at Clalit Health Services Northern District
Yuri Ponner, Innovation Unit lead, Shalvata Psychiatric Hospital

Medical Decision support system at the point of care:
Doron Netzer, Head of Medical Services in the Community, Clalit Health Services
Demonstration of the capabilities of the CPI platform, what led to the development of the platform, and what the clinicians table will look like in the near future.

Digital First, not Digital Only - Digitizing Healthcare the Right Way:
Udi Goori, GM and Country Head of Carelon Digital Platforms Israel, Elevance Health:
>Will share Elevance Health's vision of digitizing health services, an approach that seamlessly blends automation and human touch across the spectrum of care, from primary health services to the intricate landscape of chronic disease management.
>Will discuss the distinctive intricacies of the US healthcare market and how our digital programs are meticulously tailored to address its unique challenges and evolving needs.
>Will share specific case studies, such as the impact of our Concierge Care program for Post-Hospital Discharge, showcasing significant reductions in re-admission rates within the critical first 90 days, as well as Concierge Care Lite—a program designed with lower touch and intensity, providing app-free solutions for managing diverse conditions, specifically curated for the Medicaid and Medicare population.

Moderated by Maya Gershtein, Head of medical innovation center at Dan Petach-Tikva district, Head of a Pediatric ambulatory center.

The ever-increasing workload on the therapist, along with increasing interest of patients to be involved in the treatment process, enables building medical services that optimally combine clinical intervention with patient participation. This table will focus on ways to develop and implement technological tools that will optimally combine both doctors and patients.

Expanding existing capabilities, flexibility and mobility of services and more - examples: CPI, Clalit Box, and more

Moderated by Talia Kinnar, Head of innovation at Clalit Health Services Northern district. Home healthcare physician, Family medicine specialist & Asi Cicurel, Head of Innovation Center, Clalit South District

Creation of synchronization models between different entities:
How can health organizations create a wider base and join forces with governmental actors, NGOs, or other authorities to treat patients.

Moderated by Lilach Zoller, Head of Tech and Digital Health, Hospital Division, Clalit and Shay Ben-Shachar, Director of Precision Medicine and Genomics at Clalit Research Institute.

One of the biggest challenges in the healthcare is providing remote access to care at endpoints like the patient's home. This session will address this challenge, looking at if there are tools already available to improve last-mile care, if it is necessary to develop new tools and capabilities, and how technology can contribute.

Moderated by Sigal Admony Ravid, Head of Strategic Partnerships & Netta Levran, Head of Product Innovation, Carelon Digital Platforms Israel, Elevance Health.

One of the main challenges in cracking the US market is understanding the trends that will shape US healthcare, and understanding the considerations and methods of action that influence decision makers. This table will deepen the understanding of these challenges.

Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer amongst both men and women worldwide, as well as in Israel, due to the fact that more than half the patients are diagnosed in late stages of the disease. Therefore, it is critical to create partnerships and develop solutions in order to diagnose patients in early stages of lung cancer, when the disease is curable and lives can be saved.

HCC has risen to the third leading cause of global cancer mortality. The obesity pandemic, diabetes and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease are emerging as major risk factors for HCC. There is a strong need for development of collaborations and solutions for earlier detection and screening processes for patients at risk.

Buzzwords vs. Reality

[Will be held at the 'Emergencies & Extreme Situations' area]

The purpose of this session is to examine the challenges and opportunities in implementing technologies for smart hospitals, and to discuss the impact of smart hospital technologies on the following resources: patients, hospital staff and the organization

Topics include:
• How technologies will affect each of the groups, in aspects of: service, quality, safety, efficiency and more.
• What are the challenges in implementing this type of technology?
• What is your experience in implementing such technologies?
• What goals can be achieved by implementing these technologies?

Moderated by:
Dr. Nirit Pilosof,, Coller school of management, Tel Aviv University
Omer Brand, CEO of ConTech - construction innovation center
Dr. Bella Azaria, Chief Medical Director at Assuta Medical Centers
Miel Dabush Kasa, Digital, Pathology and Imaging Department Manager, IT, Assuta
Daniel Rabina, Chief Innovation Officer at Assuta and Managing Director and Co-founder of RISE

As more and more technologies claim to turn hospitals into smart hospitals, what are the challenges and opportunities arising?

This round table will discuss different implications of smart hospital technologies on patients, medical teams and hospital systems.