eHealth projects in Sierre – Khresmoi

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Institute of Information Systems (HES-SO)

Le Valais est un terreau fertile pour le développement du eHealth. En effet, les savoir-faire dans les domaines de la santé et des technologies de l’information (ICT) y sont très développés. Le Forum The Ark du 29 novembre a été l’occasion de présenter ces savoir-faire. A cette occasion, Prof. Dr Henning Müller a présenté le Khresmoi, projet piloté par l'Institut informatique de gestion de la HES-SO Valais.

eHealth projects in Sierre –
Khresmoi

Henning Müller

eHealth at the HES-SO Sierre

•  Many eHealth activities
•  eHealth unit since 2010
•  20 persons and three professors
•  Michael Schumacher, Alexandre Cotting, Henning Müller
•  Several types of projects
•  EU FP7 projects (Khresmoi, PROMISE, WIDTH,
VISCERAL, MD-Paedigree, Commodity12, …)
•  FNS projects (MANY, NinaPro)
•  CTI, Hasler, COST, HES-SO, NanoTerra, mandates

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Khresmoi
•  4 year, 10’000’000 € budget

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Khresmoi goals
•  Trustable information adapted to each user group
•  All tools as open source
•  Extract semantic information from all sources
•  LinkedLifeData

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Current status
•  Project at the half time (month 27 of 48)
•  User tests have started among the three user
groups (much feedback on prototypes expected)
•  Different types of interfaces
•  Eye tracking
•  Implement changes
to adapt to user groups
•  Speed, quality, interface, …

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Collaboration possibilities
•  Open for collaborations on applied research
projects in several of our domains
•  Data management in eHealth, including signals, imaging,
and temporal data
•  Scalability and big data questions (Hadoop/MapReduce)
•  Cloud computing infrastructures
•  Standards in eHealth and interoperability (IHE, HL7)
•  Information retrieval from internal and external sources
•  Including images and semantic information
•  Decision support systems
•  User tests of software systems
•  Crowd sourcing
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Questions
•  Contact: henning.mueller@hevs.ch

•  More information:
•  http://medgift.hevs.ch/
•  http://khresmoi.eu/
•  http://publications.hevs.ch/

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