1. HeC Meeting, Tartu, Estonia, July 2008 Health-e-Child Next Generation - ideas - Jörg Freund, Martin Huber

2. 2Health-e-Child ICT for Health Slides from Ilias Iakovidis (Medical Informatics Europe, May 25-28)

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11. 11Health-e-Child Overview: Health-e-Child.net GRID (SoA, SoKu) Security Computation Storage Interfaces IT Imaging & Genetics Models Services, SaaS Clinical multi-center Study 1 “Cardiovascular diseases” Clinical multi-center Study 2 “Rheumatology” Clinical multi-center Study n “…” n “real” Clinical Trials Projects ICT for Health project B A C D Provision of: A … requirements, data, ground truth, validation B … applications C … connectivity, access D … integration EU infrastructure funding

12. 12Health-e-Child Opportunities and Challenges of Segmentation of Project Opportunities: Different funding schemes addressable True clinical studies/trials possible PM overhead reduced Focus on core competencies in each (sub-) project Challenges: Overall coordination? Who? NoE? Delays and dependencies of individual projects

13. 13Health-e-Child Topics for IT Goals Reduce time to market for diagnostic tests Offer additional or improved (more personalized) tests to better triage patients IT infrastructure challenges e.g. SNP development & productization; chip could be updated “permanently” when new SNPs are discovered dynamically update (e.g. image derived) disease models seamless, permanent flow of quality-controlled patient data into research infrastructure Open issues approval (FDA, MDD, CE label etc) continuous quality control of data used for model generation permanent validation of improved models ‘prove’ monotonically improving accuracy of models/tests business models