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WATCH Society - an independent, International Society for and by Medical Professionals is hosting its fourth Conference in Stanford University, Stanford Silicon Valley

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

Connecting with anyone, even beyond geographical borders, is now an everyday reality. This couldn’t be truer than in the context of wearable devices that make it possible for physicians and patients anywhere to share real-time wireless health data to improve the level of care. And so it is our pleasure to invite you to participate at our 4th International Conference of Wearable Technology in Healthcare (WATCH) Society organized in collaboration with Stanford University School of Medicine.

This two-day conference will take place from June 23-24 2016; starting at the Li Ka Shing Center of Stanford University Medical School. At the end of the day we will be honored to have a Medicine X Teaser, specially prepared and led by the one and only Dr. Larry Chu.
On June 24, attendants have the option of taking featured tours to several landmark locations in Silicon Valley including Google, Facebook, Stanford, etc.

The WATCH Conference is a premier International platform for wearables in healthcare and provides a broad range of education and networking opportunities for clinicians, patients, entrepreneurs, computer scientists, academicians and industry stakeholders. Cutting-edge research, hands-on learning opportunities, timely discourse on the most relevant topics, and unparalleled peer access remain hallmarks of the conference. Stanford University is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, where most of the world’s innovation is created.

On behalf of Stanford University and the WATCH Society, we look forward to welcoming you to the heart of Silicon Valley, and to encourage you to interact with fellow enthusiasts on Wearable Technology in Healthcare!
HomeroRivas
Mary_Hawn
MarliesOK
Teodor Grantcharov
Homero Rivas, MD MBA FACS FASMBS

Vice President and Secretary
Wearable Technology in Healthcare (WATCH) Society

Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery
Director of Innovative Surgery
Stanford University School of Medicine, USA
Mary Hawn, MD MPH FACS





Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery
Stanford University School of Medicine, USA
Marlies Schijven, MD PhD MHSC

President
Wearable Technology in Healthcare (WATCH) Society


Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery
Academic Medical Center of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Teodor Grantcharov MD PhD FACS 

Treasurer
Wearable Technology in Healthcare (WATCH) Society


Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery
St. Michaels Hospital Toronto, Canada
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Program Stanford Silicon Valley

Program under Construction!

Day 1: Thursday, 23rd of June: Conference Program

  Session Speaker   TITLE
07:00-08:00

Registration

     
08:00-08:15

Opening Ceremony

HomeroRivas

Homero Rivas, MD MBA FACS
WATCH Vice-President and WATCH Conference President

Assistant Professor of Surgery
Director of Innovative Surgery
Stanford Medical Center, Stanford,
USA

Introductory Talks and Appreciation Ceremony
Marlies Schijven

Marlies P. Schijven, MD PhD MHSc
WATCH President

Program Leader e-Health Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres
Professor of Surgery
Chair on Simulation, Serious Gaming and Applied Mobile Healthcare
Academic Medical Center of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

08:15-08:35

Session 1:

 

Key Note Lectures

Nick van Terheyden

Nick Van Terheyden, MD

Chief Medical Officer
Dell Healthcare & Life Sciences (HCLS) Services,
Washington DC, USA

Wearables Applications and Integration in Hospital Environment
08:35-08:55  
Sean Young

Sean Young, PhD MS

Executive Director at UCLA Center for Digital Behavior,
USA

Digital Behavior in Healthcare Wearables
08:55-09:15  
Heidi Dohse

Heidi Dohse

Google Cloud,
USA

The Internet of Me: Data Empowering Patients
09:15-09:35  
Dan Azagury

Dan Azagury, MD

Assistant Professor of Surgery
Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford, USA

Stanford’s Bio Design Lab -Road Map to Innovation
09:35-09:55  
Nathan Cortez

Nathan Cortez

Adelfa Callejo Endowed Professor of Law
Associate Dean for Research at SMU Dedman School of Law
Arnold and Porter Associate
Washington DC, USA

 Law and Wearables
10.00-10.30

COFFEE AND NETWORKING BREAK   

10:30-10:45

Session 2:

 

Use of Wearables in Clinical Practice

Marlies Schijven

Marlies P. Schijven, MD PhD MHSc

Program Leader e-Health Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres
Professor of Surgery
Chair on Simulation, Serious Gaming and Applied Mobile Healthcare
Academic Medical Center of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

 Using MYO Wearable Technology for Patient Rehabilitation Validly
10:45-11:00  
Katarzyna Wac

Katarzyna Wac, PhD

Associate Professor of Computer Science
Department of Computer Science (DIKU)
Human-Centered Computing Section (HCC)
University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Human Aspects in Use (and Misuse) of Mobile Apps and Wearables for Health Self-Management
11:00-11:15  
Sam Emaminajed

Sam Emaminejad, MS BASc PhD

Postdoctoral Research Fellow
UC Berkeley and Stanford School of Medicine
Stanford, USA

What is More Personal than Sweat?
Seeking Precision Medicine through Sweat & Wearables
11:15-11:30  
Kristen Rumer

Kristen Rumer

Resident in Surgery
Stanford School of Medicine
Stanford, USA

Fitness, Prehab and Transplantation: Can Wearable Devices Make a Difference?
11:30-11:45  
Prashant Jha

Prashant Jha, MD FSIB, FICM, FCLR, DFM, MS, MBBS

Fellowship Director, School of International BioDesign
India founder and Editor, BMJ Innovations,The BMJ
All India Institute of Medical Sciences
New Delhi, India

Low-cost Healthcare and India: a Perfect Fit for Wearables?
11:45-12:00  
Utkarsh Tandon

Utkarsh Tandon

Founder and CEO of OneRing, USA

Combining wearables with machine learning for improving the life of Parkinson's patients
12:00-13:00

 Networking Lunch   

13:00-13:50

Session 3:
Panel Discussion

 

Raising capital, funding & investing in Wearable Technologies
-Entrepreneurs & Investors-

Carolina Garcia Rizo

Chair:
Carolina Garcia-Rizo, PhD, MBA

Business Development  Executive (Roche, Cepheid)
EVEXIA Bio Fund, San Francisco USA

Panelists

Robbert Mittendorff
Robert Mittendorff, MD MBA
Norwest Venture Partners & Emergency Room Physician
San Francisco, USA
Lynne Chou
Lynne Chou
Partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
San Francisco, USA
Dave Schulte

Dave Schulte
Managing Director McKesson Ventures
San Francisco Bay Area, USA

Hubert Zajicek
Hubert Zajicek, MD MBA
CEO & Co-founder of Health Wildcatters
Dallas Texas, USA
Anne DeGheest
Anne deGheest
Founding and Managing Director Health Tech Capital
and Medstars, San Francisco Bay Area, USA
13:50-14:30

Session 4:
Panel Discussion

 

Is Clinical Research on Wearables Relevant to All Stake Holders?

 

Chair:

 TBA

Panelists

Nick van Terheyden
Nick Van Terheyden, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Dell Healthcare & Life Sciences (HCLS) Services,
Washington DC, USA
Sam Emaminajed
Sam Emaminejad, MS BASc PhD Postdoctoral Research Fellow UC Berkeley and Stanford School of Medicine
Stanford, USA
Marc Melcher
Marc Melcher, MD PhD
Associate Professor of Surgery
Stanford, USA
Alexander Börve
Alexander Börve
Founder and CEO First Derm
San Francisco, USA
Hugo Campos

Hugo Campos
Stanford Medicine X E-Patient Advisor
White House Champion of Change for
Precision Medicine, Stanford, USA

14:30-15:10

Session 5:
Panel Discussion

 

How Can Clinicians work with Industry in Wearable Technologies

Teodor Grantcharov

Chair: Teodor Grantcharov MD PhD FACS
WATCH Treasurer

Chair on Simulation and Surgical Safety
Professor of Surgery
St. Michaels Hospital
Toronto, Canada 

Panelists

Jesús Pérez llano
Jesús Pérez Llano
CEO TedCas
Noáin, Navarra, Spain
Marlies Schijven
Marlies P. Schijven, MD PhD MHSc
Professor of Surgery
Academic Medical Center of Amsterdam
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Pelu Tran
Pelu Tran, MD Candidate
Co-Founder Augmedix
Stanford, USA
Sangram Jadhav
Sangram Jadhav MD
CEO Echelon GT, USA
Andrew Malcolmsom
 
Andrew P. Malcolmson
Strategic Marketing Director / Health Informatics & Monitoring
Medtronic, USA
15:10-15:30

COFFEE AND NETWORKING BREAK    

15:30-16:20

Session 6:
Medicine X Teaser

 

Designing the Ideal Wearable for Patients

Bassam Kadry

Chair: Bassam Kadry, MD

MedicineX Director of Technology Discovery at Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, USA

Panelists

Britt Johnson
Britt Johnson,
Arthritis National Research Foundation,
USA
Hugo Campos
Hugo Campos
Stanford Medicine X E-Patient Advisor
White House Champion of Change for
Precision Medicine, USA
Cecilia Rodriguez
Cecilia Rodriguez
Fundacion “Me Muevo” (“I move”), Chile
Rami Bailony
 
Rami Bailony MD
Medical Director Enara Health, USA
16:20-17:05

Session 7:
Panel Discussion

 

Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Wearables in Healthcare

Homero_Rivas

Chair: Homero Rivas, MD MBA FACS
WATCH Vice-President and WATCH Conference President

Assistant Professor of Surgery
Director of Innovative Surgery
Stanford Medical Center, Stanford,
USA 

Panellists

Alberto Torres
Alberto Torres
CEO Atheer Labs
San Francisco, USA
Michael Valdovinos

Michael Valdovinos
Behavioral Health Expert
Palo Alto 
Licensed Psychiologist
Palo Alto, USA

Mark Wiederhold
Mark Wiederhold MD
Professor of Internal Medicine
San Diego, USA
Ryan Ribeira 
Ryan Ribereira MD
CEO and Founder at SIM X
Palo Alto, USA
17:05-17:50

Session 8:
Panel Discussion

 

What can Healthcare learn from other Industries Using wearables?

Angela McIntyre

Chair: Angela McIntyre

Research Director for Wearable Technologies, Gartner, USA 

Panelists

Melissa Saelzer
Melissa Saelzer
Advanced Technology at Universal Creative
NBC Universal, USA
Antonin Lapiche
Antonin Lapiche
Senior Technology and Business trends Analyst at Orange, USA
Cecilia Abadie
Cecilia Abadie,
Founder and CEO of 33 Labs
Evoluzination.com USA
Garry Orsolini
Garry Orsolini,
Technology Director
Hewlett Packard Enterprise, USA
Frank Escandell
Frank Escandell
Business Development Executive Streye, USA
17:05-17:50

CLOSING REMARKS AND DISCUSSION   - End of Conference Day 1

     

 

 

 

 

WATCH-Society is offering delegates three optional tours on the second day of WATCH Conference (Friday, June 24th).  
Upon registration you may choose one of the below options, and rate your preference(1 for first preference, 2 for second preference, 3 for third preference).  Spots for each tour will be reserved first come first serve

DAY 2- Friday 24th of June: TOURS!

Site Visits:

Option 1

Google, LinkedIn and Intuitive Robotics Tour
  • Google

  • LinkedIn

  • Intuitive Robotics 

Option 2

Intel, Microsoft and VentureHealth Tour
  • Intel

  • Microsoft

  • VentureHealth

Option 3

Stanford Biodesign Lab, Atheer Labs, Salesforce and Twitter Tour
  • Stanford BioDesign Lab

  • Atheer Labs

  • Salesforce

  • Twitter

 

 

 

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Conference Venue

Venue

WATCH conference is held at the Conference Center at Li Ka Shing Center, Stanford, Stanford School of Medicine.
LKSC building, 291 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA 94305
Li Ka Shing Conference Center
 

The Conference Center at Li Ka Shing Center is a reflection of Stanford School of Medicine's commitment to take medical education to new frontiers. It aspires to contribute to the Li Ka Shing Center's goal of fostering a unique confluence of cutting-edge medicine, modern teaching methods, and advanced technologies that will transform the way physicians and medical researchers are trained.

How to travel

Stanford Campus

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parking and circulation Stanford campus

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On CalTrain

The Marguerite Shuttle Line X and Line Y offer frequent service between the Palo Alto Transit Center and the School of Medicine. Connections with Caltrain, VTA, SamTrans, and the Dumbarton Express can be made at the Palo Alto Transit Center. Line MC Limited, Line N, Line O, Line P, and Line SE offer limited service. Line V serves the California Avenue Caltrain station weekday mornings and evenings. Marguerite is Stanford’s free public shuttle service, which travels around campus and connects to nearby transit, shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Marguerite shuttle

The campus 'Marguerite' shuttle service may be acessed here

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Use iStanford to find your way around campus on the map and much more.

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Wearable Technology is one of the hottest topics in healthcare today! As providers focus on enabling patients and institutions shift their healthcare strategies; we need to find ways to use technology validly, consistently and cost-effectively. WATCH Society proudly offers a variety of Sponsorship opportunities.
Sponsorship packages are designed to position your organisation as thought leader among medical professionals at the fore-front of innovation in healthcare. Participation gets your message accross in multiple ways and by various channels. So get featured in our
Newsletters -sent to over 10.000 MD's worldwide, and interact real-time with our Conference Visitors at our Medical Expo. WATCH Society is a reliable partner, and with multiple conferences on various continents a true leader in Medical Conferences connecting wearable tech industry with the medical domain where MD's are present.

As we are a true Medical Society, our academic content and conference visitors are very interesting to developers and industry focusing on medical innovators and wearables. No better place to get acquainted and establish long-term interactions right whithin in the Medical Domain. Interested? As expo space for the next WATCH Conference in Stanford, California is limited, be sure to reserve your package timely!
  • Step 1

    Select the right sponsorship package
  • Step 2

    Choose your payment option
  • Step 3

    Get noticed as WATCH Sponsor!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why should I consider Sponsoring the Society?

    Wearable Technology is an industry that grows exponentially, adapt to meet the ever-changing needs of healthcare. Wearable health-related technologies are elegant and may provide a variety of solutions for clinical use and patient-related issues. Moreover, generated data allow for easy interpretation of feedback, resulting from use. A number of innovative wearable technologies have emerged that aim to revolutionize the healthcare industry. But without proper validation and co-creation with healthcare professionals and patients, promising technology may fail to gain support and lembedding. In fact, new technology is often 'hype-sensitive'. Without academic scrutinization and search for proper use; support, energy, money and enthusiasm for promising tech may wear off before time. The WATCH Society is an independent Society with a Board and Advisory Board of medical specialists and professionals, all frontrunners in use and/or development of wearable technology. WATCH envisions co-creation, collaboration and scrutinization in order to help healthcare from multiple professional viewpoints. We welcome your support and are pleased to offer three types of sponsorships.
  • What payment methods do you accept?

    We accept PayPal Payments, credit cards (major credit cards like Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, American express etc.) Please note that an additional 19% VAT Applies.
  • Am I a Member too if I am a sponsor?

    Yes, you will be listed as a WATCH Member.
  • Who can I contact for questions on logitics?

    You may contact our Congress Agency for any questions on logistics by sending an email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  • How many tickets am I allowed to buy?

    You are allowed to buy as many tickets to the Conference as you like.
  • Terms and Conditions

    Sponsorships are unique and non-tranferrable to other persons, instances or organisations. The content of the packages is displayed on the WATCH website, upon purchasing a package the datestamp of the purchase qualifies for the chosen package at display at that time. Sponsorship packages, terms and conditions of sponsorship may be subject to change without prior notification. All sponsorships must conform to the Stanford University School of Medicine guidelines on external sponsorship of medical education activities. By paying Sponsorship fee you agree to these conditions.

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