Henning Müller - E-health unit HES-SO in Sierre - e-health 6.6.2014
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The document summarizes the eHealth unit at HES-SO in Sierre, Switzerland. It discusses the unit's history of eHealth projects since 2007 and its focus on applied research and innovation. The unit has close links with local, national, and international partners in healthcare and research. It has 27 collaborators working on projects, has published 60 papers in 2012, launched one startup in 2013, and is preparing additional startups. The unit's research vision is to support the health domain by connecting diverse medical data sources and people to reliably interpret the combined data in light of an increasingly data-driven approach to medicine.
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Henning Müller - E-health unit HES-SO in Sierre - e-health 6.6.2014
- 1. eHealth unit HES-SO in Sierre Prof. Henning Müller
- 2. eHealth in Sierre • History: – Many eHealth projects since 2007 – eHealth unit since 2011 • Applied research, committed to Innovation • Close to user needs, with strong links: – locally (Hôpital VS, Logival, …), – nationally (CHUV, HUG, EPFL, …) and – internationally (Stanford, Harvard, Imperial College, Carnegie Mellon, NLM, …)
- 3. Some of our partners 3
- 4. Some numbers • 27 collaborators – 3 professors, 7 engineers, 6 postdocs, 11 PhD students – Many visiting researchers and exchanges with other research groups & companies • 60 peer reviewed publications in 2012 • 1 startup company in 2013 • Possible others startups in preparation • Projects 2013: – 8 EU FP7 projects – 4 FNS + 2 Nano-Tera – CTI, TheArk, Hasler, … – Mandates
- 5. Research vision • Medicine is getting increasingly data intensive – Digital patient is (becoming) a reality – Health records, Health monitoring, Internet information, social networks, genomic data, … • Our main objective is to support the health domain – … by connecting data and people – … understanding and combining multiple data sources for reliable interpretations