Securing medical care in residential and nursing homes
In times of a shortage of specialists and in particular the reduction in the number of GPs and home doctors, it is all the more important that we think together about future medical care and integrate the best solutions into everyday care home life. The symposium is intended to provide you as a care home manager with the added value of being able to prepare for the future in the best possible way and to exchange ideas with like-minded people.
The topics are based on the three major, important pillars of medical, psychiatric care and the legal aspects, as well as highlighting the issue of patient safety. We will present and jointly develop constructive, cost-effective solutions in a combination of lectures and interactive discussion rounds.
The aim is also for you and your company to benefit as much as possible from the symposium. We therefore ask you to think about a specific “pain” or a specific challenge from your company in advance and bring it to the discussion round. Afterwards, you are cordially invited to an aperitif and personal discussions.
Program:
13:30 Welcome. Moderation: Prof. Dr. med. Christiane Brockes, CEO alcare AG and University of Zurich; Dr. Sven Hoffman,
Head of Health Innovation Hub, Switzerland Innovation Park East
13:45 Input 1: Thoughts on medical care in times of nursing and doctor shortages, Q&A. Speaker: Susanne Gedamke, Managing Director SPO Patient Organization
14:20 Input 2: Hybrid somatic healthcare on site and digital 24/7, Q&A. Speaker: Sascha Beck, alcare AG, Head of Telemedicine & Corporate Development
14:55 Input 3: Psychiatric & drug treatment approaches of the future, Q&A. Speaker: Dr. med. Verena Schmid, specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy, home doctor, former city doctor of Zurich and head of the private clinic Hohenegg
15:30 Break
15:45 Input 4: The sword of Damocles – the law? Ensuring medical measures in care situations, Q&A. PD Dr. iur. Julian Mausbach, Vicimed AG and University of Zurich
16:30 Discussion round: Needs of the homes & solutions. All participants
17:00 Apèro & Networking
November 26, 2024
13:30 – 17:00
This event is aimed at managing directors of care facilities and assisted living facilities, home managers, care service managers and all other healthcare professionals involved in medical care in accommodation facilities.
Prof. Dr. med. Christiane Brockes
Christiane Brockes is a doctor with a background in internal medicine, cardiology and emergency medicine, has been head of telemedicine at Zurich University Hospital for over 10 years and is now CEO of alcare AG, a general contractor for digital preventive and curative healthcare. The focus is on consulting, further education and training for doctors and healthcare professionals as well as telemedical services, consisting of the combination of telemonitoring of vital parameters and telemedical intervention. It is also Professor of Telemedicine and e-Health at the University of Zurich and President of the Swiss Society for Telemedicine and e-Health.
Susanne Gedamke studied at the University of Fribourg and graduated with a Master of Arts – Communication Sciences. She is a concept and strategy consultant in the healthcare sector and has been working for the SPO patient organization since 2019 and has been the managing director since 2020.
With a background in psychiatry and psychotherapy, Dr Schmid specialized in geriatric psychiatry and worked for many years as a city doctor in Zurich. In addition to her independent practice, she was head physician at the Privatklinik Hohenegg AG and works as a home doctor on the right and left shore of Lake Zurich.
Julian Mausbach holds a venia legendi from the University of Zurich for criminal law, criminal procedure law and medical law and conducts research in these areas. One focus of his research is the development of the medical and healthcare professions and the relationship between the professions. In addition to this academic interest, he is a partner of ViciMed AG in the field of consulting in the Swiss health and medical sector.
Sascha Beck is a medical-technical assistant and has completed various training and further education courses in the fields of psychology, mental health, solution-focused short-term therapy (SFBT), communication, quality and process management and leadership. Since 2016, he has been active in telemedicine as well as in the management of e-health projects, clinical trials (CAS Clinical Trial Management, University of Zurich) and corporate development. He is also Vice President and Managing Director of the Swiss Society for Telemedicine & e-Health
We look forward to seeing you!
Registration
- The event is free of charge. However, registration is requested for organizational reasons.
