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August 31-01 September, 2017|Prague, Czech Republic

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Welcome Message

Prof. Steven H. Shaha, PhD, DBAPrincipal & CEO, Institute for Integrated OutcomesProfessor, Center for Public Policy & Administration, USA

It is a great pleasure and an honor to extend to you a warm invitation to attend the 5th International Conference on Medical Informatics

& Telemedicine, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic during August 31-01 September, 2017.

The theme of the conference is “Intersecting healthcare and technology to improve lives of Patients” which will cover all the areas to review the tangible,

proven and action-enriching methodology for making sense of the questionable imperative throughout healthcare today to “do it because everyone else is.”

Electronic patient records (EPRs) are proliferating globally. Yet proof of well-balanced benefits remains unjustifiably rare. This lack of substantiation is arguably unconscionable, hence the root of continued frustration, discomfort and dissatisfaction. It is my privilege to share a list of examples substantiating EPR-enabled benefits. Proven benefits include more efficacious clinical outcomes, reduced costs, optimised efficiencies and user satisfaction. The replicable examples provide substantiation of benefit-rich impacts throughout a list of clinical specialists, delivery settings and models throughout the globe.The mission and purpose of healthcare must remain optimisation of care to restore or enhance the health and wellbeing of individuals and populations. Yet always within increasing cost-conscious limitations along with needed smoothness of process steps and staging. These case studies illustrate how undertakings for EPR selection, implementation and even continuous improvement can and must be led by scientifically proven bases for decision-makers. We will review rationale and methodologies for developing optimal measurement criteria, analysing best data as evidence, interpreting findings, and continuously improving all thereafter.The Conference will provide a wonderful forum for you to refresh your knowledge base and explore the innovations in Medical Informatics & Telemedicine. The Conference will also strive to offer plenty of networking opportunities, providing you with the opportunity to meet and interact with the leading scientists and researchers, friends and colleagues.

See you in Prague. Let’s do this right.

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Organizing Committee Members

Steven H. ShahaProfessor

Center for Public Policy & Administration Principal & CEO,

Institute for Integrated Outcomes, USA

Wilfried DimpfelProfessor

Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany

Isabel de la Torre Díez

Associate Professor University of Valladolid

Spain

Marion Ben-JacobProfessor

Mercy CollegeUnited States

Abraham RudnickProfessor

Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Canada

David WangProfessor

Mercy CollegeUnited States

Arcady PutilovProfessor

Research Institute for Molecular Biology and

Biophysics, Russia

Liaquat HossainProfessor

The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Chris BooneVice President

Real World Informatics and Strategies. Avalere Health, an

Inovalon CompanyUSA

Loc NguyenDirector

International Engineering and Technology Institute

Hong Kong

Haluk AltunelProgram Manager

SoftTechTurkey

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Alexander KhalyavkinSenior Research Scientist

Institute of Biochemical Physics & FRC CSC RAS (Moscow)


Keynote Speakers

*** 3 more Keynote Slot Available ***

Steven H. Shaha

Professor | Institute for Integrated Outcomes, USA

Title: Analytics Lead to Significant Improvements Clinical and Cost Outcomes for Patients, Clinicians and Care Organizations

Daniel DuBravec

Senior Consultant | LMI, USA

Title: Integrating Predictive Analytics and Telemedicine with the EHR

Professor | Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany

Title: Enkephalo Vision, a New Computer-Operated Approach in Brain Research

Wilfried Dimpfel

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Thursday August 31, 2017 | Day 1

08:00-08:45 Registration Desk opens

Aug 31 , 2017Day 1

Session 1

08:45‐09:00 Opening Ceremony & Inaugural Address09:00‐09:25 KN Steven H.

ShahaAnalytics Lead to Significant Improvements Clinical

and Cost Outcomes for Patients, Clinicians and Care Organizations

09:25‐09:40 PL SummerKnight

70% wantTelehealth: Convenience is Key

09:40‐10:55 PL WandaCurlee

Neuroscience and Business: Cognitive techniques to increase employee performance

10:55‐11:05 PL Antony J.W. Taylor

Beatlemania’ and mass hysteria – still a much neglected research phenomenon

11:05-11:30 Networking & Refreshments Break

Aug 31, 2017Day 1

Session 2

11:30-11:55 KL Wilfried Dimpfel

EnkephaloVision, a New Computer-Operated Approach in Brain Research

11:55-12:10 PL Rebecca A. Meehan

Health Information Exchange: Opportunities for Improving Lives of Older Adults in Long Term Post-Acute Care

12:10-12:25 PL Ravina Bhanot The Determinants Of The Adoption Of Innovation In Healthcare

12:25-12:40 PL Fatima M. Mncube-Barnes

Mobile Access to Clinical Information at the Point of Care

12:40-12:55 PL Per Goran Kruger

Mast cells, the key to multiple sclerosis?

12:55-13:25 Lunch Time

Aug 31, 2017Day 1

Session 3

13:25-13:45 KN Daniel DuBravec

Integrating Predictive Analytics and Telemedicine with the EHR

13:45-14:00 PL Jayashri A Review of Telepharmacy Services from Stakeholder Perspectives using a Concept-based Analytical Framework

14:00-14:15 PL Maria Jose Amaral Salomi

Document management and process automation in a paperless health institution

14:15-14:30 PL Nadia. Kambouche

HPLC Analysis of Phenolics Compounds and Antioxidant Capacity of Leaves of Anabasis articulata, an Algerian medicinal plant

14:30-14:45PL

Pierfrancesco Morganti

Chitin Nanofibrils: A Bioactive Polymer of Medical Interest for a Greener Environment

14:45-15:00 PL Remy Bahl No Demonstrable Relationship Was Found between Alcohol Dependence and Concomitant Drug Abuse amongst Detainees in Police Custody in West Yorkshire, England

15:00-15:15 PL Isabel de la Analysis of the Security in Wireless Body Sensors


Torre Diez Networks for Health15:15-15:30 PL Jose Eduardo

CorrenteUse of Asymmetric Models to Adjust the Vitamin Intake Distribution Data for Older People

15:30-15:45 PL Vyacheslav N Krut’ko

Information technology for diagnostics and management of personal health.

Aug 31, 2017Day 1

Session 4

15:45-16:00 Networking and Refreshments Break16:00-16:25 KN Liaquat

HossainNetwork Science in Disaster and Public Health Preparedness

16:25-16:40 PL Julio Cesar Dillinger Conway

Premature Ventricular Contraction (PVC) caused by Disturbances In Calcium and Potassium Concentrations: A study using Artificial Neural Networks

16:40-16:55 PL Bala Gur Dedeoglu

TF-miRNA circuits specific to epithelial cancers

16:55-17:10 PL Haluk Altunel Usability and acceptance of sensors in mobile health17:10-17:25 PL Daniela Haluza ICT and the future of healthcare: Results of a multi-

scenario Delphi survey.17:25-17:40 PL Samar

MohamedThe Effects of Cupping Therapy on Skin’s Biomechanical Properties in Wistar Rats

17:40-18:00 PL Mohammad Mohsen Roostayi

The Quantitative Swot-Analysis Of Activity Service Blood Of Kazakhstan

Friday September 01, 2017 | Day 208:30-08:45 Registration Desk opens

Sep 1, 2017Day 2

Session 1

08:45‐09:00 Opening Ceremony & Inaugural Address9:00‐09:25 KN Tixi SUNan On Native Origin Of The American Indians 09:25‐09:40 PL Gamus A Synchronous Video Telemedicine in lower extremities

chronic ulcers treatment - retrospective cohort study09:40‐10:55 PL Pramod Goel Medical Tourism – Can you survive the Competition?10:55‐11:05 PL Elhadji

Moustapha Seck

Improving Disease Prevalence Estimates UsingMissing Data Techniques

11:05-11:30 Networking & Refreshment Break

Sep 1, 2017 Day 2

Session 2

11:30-11:55 KN Marion G. Ben-Jacob & David Wang

Assessment of telemedicine from different perspectives

11:55-12:10 PL J. Schuler Hydrothermal lignin liquefaction12:10-12:25 PL Mario F. Li Healthcare Road Map to Modernization in Clouds 12:25-12:40 PL Naveen

NajmuddinGestational Diabetes Mellitus and Its Associated Risk Factors in Pregnant Women at Selected Health Facilities

12:40-12:55 PL Jean Baptsite Niyibizi

Assessment Of The Levels Of Heavy Metals In Vegetables From Metal Recycling Companies In Osun State, Nigeria


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Session 3

12:55-13:25 Lunch Time13:25-13:45 KN Simon

LovegroveIntersecting healthcare and technology to improve lives of Patients

13:45-14:45 WS Shirin Badruddin

Health Care Professional as a Second Victim

14:45-15:45 WS Tshilidzi Mashamba

Knowledge, Attitudes And Perceptions Of Intellectual Disabilities Among Rural Women In Limpopo Province

15:45-16:45 WS Marjan Matesic

Healthcare process: Optimizing workflow with IT on ward X

16:45-17:00 Networking & Refreshment Break17:00-17:20 KN I Sonam

ChaudharyAn attempt to find blood groups with the uninvasive procedure-Fingerprints

17:20-17:35 PL Taga S A case of endometrial cancer presenting with malignant spinal cord compression

17:35-17:50 PL Oldrich Vysata Quantifying the degree of muscle weakness in Bell's Palsy using MS Kinect 2

17:50-18:05 PL Muteba Ayumba E

Virtual healthcare facilities for malaria’s diagnosis and therapy

Sep 1, 2017 Day 2

Session 4

18:05-18:20 PL Ogoke Uchenna

Modeling Body Mass Index (BMI), Blood Pressure (BP), Age and Sex to Investigate Cardiovascular Problems

18:20-18:30 PP AzamBalabadi

Application of neural network in Diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) based On McDonald criteria

18:30-18:40 PP YA CHUNHSIAO

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Sep 1, 2017 Day 2

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12:55-13:25 Lunch Time13:25-13:45 KN Simon

LovegroveIntersecting healthcare and technology to improve lives of Patients

13:45-14:45 WS Shirin Badruddin

Health Care Professional as a Second Victim

14:45-15:45 WS Tshilidzi Mashamba

Knowledge, Attitudes And Perceptions Of Intellectual Disabilities Among Rural Women In Limpopo Province

15:45-16:45 WS Marjan Matesic

Healthcare process: Optimizing workflow with IT on ward X

16:45-17:00 Networking & Refreshment Break17:00-17:20 KN I Sonam

ChaudharyAn attempt to find blood groups with the uninvasive procedure-Fingerprints

17:20-17:35 PL Taga S A case of endometrial cancer presenting with malignant spinal cord compression

17:35-17:50 PL Oldrich Vysata Quantifying the degree of muscle weakness in Bell's Palsy using MS Kinect 2

17:50-18:05 PL Muteba Ayumba E

Virtual healthcare facilities for malaria’s diagnosis and therapy

Sep 1, 2017 Day 2

Session 4

18:05-18:20 PL Ogoke Uchenna

Modeling Body Mass Index (BMI), Blood Pressure (BP), Age and Sex to Investigate Cardiovascular Problems

18:20-18:30 PP AzamBalabadi

Application of neural network in Diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) based On McDonald criteria

18:30-18:40 PP YA CHUNHSIAO

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Tourist Destinations in Prague

Charles Bridge

Mala Strana

Powder Tower

Prague Castle

Dancing House

Old Town Square

Prague Astronomical Clock

Tyn Church


Prague is the capital and biggest city of the Czech Republic. It is the fifteenth biggest city in the European Union. It is likewise the recorded capital of Bohemia. Arranged in the north-west of the nation on the Vltava waterway, the city is home to around 1.26 million individuals, while its bigger urban zone is assessed to have a populace of almost 2 million. The city has a mild atmosphere, with warm summers and cold winters. Prague has been a political, social, and monetary focal point of focal Europe with waxing and melting away fortunes amid its history.

Prague’s economy represents 25% of the Czech Republic’s GDP making it the most noteworthy performing territorial economy of the nation. As per the Eurostat, starting 2007, its GDP per capita in buying power standard is €42,800. Prague positioned the fifth best-performing European NUTS two-level locale at 172 percent of the EU-27 normal. It is a world social capital and it is the world’s most-gone to city as measured by universal entries. Right around one-portion of the national salary from tourism is spent in Prague. The city offers roughly 73,000 beds in settlement offices, the vast majority of which were worked after 1990, incorporating just about 51,000 beds in inns and motel. As indicated by the 2011 enumeration, around 14% of the city tenants were outsiders, the most elevated extent in the nation. Prague draws in more than 16 million global guests for each year making it Europe’s most gone by city making it Europe’s most gone by city. Prague pulls in 27 million overnight-stay guests consistently.

Prague Spring International Music Festival, Mucha’s Slav Epic Prague, Cubism in architecture, Henri Rousseau in Prague, Carnevale Praha, United Islands Music Festival in Prague, Vrtba Garden,. Archbishop’s Palace, Beer Museum, Old Wastewater Treatment Plant, Golden Lane of Flight too.

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Thursday, October 6, 2016 | Day 1

Group Photo Networking and Refreshment Break

Session IntroductionMajor Sessions: Biomedical Informatics | Imaging Informatics | Health Informatics | Clinical Informatics | Telemedicine | Nursing | Health Information Technology | Health SystemSession Chair: John Fox | Oxford University | UKSession Co-Chair: Filiberto Di Prospero | Di Prospero’s Obstetrics & Gynecologic Center | ItalyTitle: Integrating informatics and technology in nursing residency programYuh-Fong Hong | The University of Texas | USATitle: Case-based blended E-learning scenarios – Adequate for competence development or more?Henriette Loeffler-Stastka | Medical University Vienna | AustriaTitle: Atlas-based segmentation of temporal of bone anatomyKim Powell | The Ohio State University | USA

Lunch BreakTitle: Teach one, do one, see one: App design for medical students George Tolomiczenko | University of Southern California | USATitle: Towards the design of a trusted storage platform for effective big data management in healthcare systemsSubrata Acharya | Towson University | USA

Networking and Refreshment BreakTitle: Patient and physician perspectives on nutritional monitoring using a smartphone application for cancer outpatientsJeroen S de Bruin | Medical University Vienna | AustriaTitle: EMR-enabled improved clinical, cost and satisfaction outcomes for bedside caregivers Steven H Shaha | Center for Public Policy & Administration | USA

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IntroductionTitle: Artificial intelligence in medicine: Data science meets knowledge engineeringJohn Fox | Oxford University| UKTitle: Fetal well-being assessment in outpatient pregnant women using wearable devicesFiliberto Di Prospero | Di Prospero’s Obstetrics & Gynecologic Center | Italy

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Keynote ForumTitle: Development and utlity of the online priority health indexEduardo J Simoes | University of Missouri | USATitle: A systematic review of ehealth interventions for healthy ageing Marie-Pierre Gagnon | Laval University | Canada

Networking and Refreshment BreakMajor Sessions: Biomedical Informatics | Medical Informatics and Imaging Informatics | Obstetrics

Session IntroductionSession Chair: Eduardo J Simoes | University of Missouri | USASession Co-Chair: Marie-Pierre Gagnon | Laval University | CanadaTitle: Making digital health work betterSina Iluyemi | Healthtronics Ltd | UKTitle: Online training to support nurses accompanying people living with HIV with medication adherenceGeneviève Rouleau | Laval University | CanadaTitle: Phoebe - A framework of fetal age and weight estimationLoc Nguyen | Sunflower Soft Company | Vietnam

Lunch BreakTitle: Translational neuroscience trajectory-Big Data with bench evidence and clinical outcomesPei-Ying Chuang | University of Texas | USATitle: Internet and Mhealth approaches to integrated behavioral healthcare assessmentRonald R O’Donnell | Arizona State University | USATitle: Design for safety: Epic pillars for games in healthcareLisette van Gemert-Pijnen | University of Twente | Netherlands

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Keynote ForumIntroductionTitle: Maintaining patient safety in the design and implementation of health IT information systemsAdrian Stavert-Dobson | Safehand Consulting Limited | UK Title: Global food safety product management: A holistic, integrated, strategic approach (Proposed)William S Boddie | United States National Defense University | USATitle: Medical cost analysis of a school district worksite wellness programRay M Merrill | Brigham Young University |USA

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Networking & Refreshment Break

Title: Positive psychology 2.0: Meaning to growOsnat Rubin | University of Haifa | Israel

Major Sessions: Healthcare | Infectious Diseases | Chronic Diseases | Nutritonal Health | Mental Health | Women’s Health | Public Health

Session Introduction

Session Chair: William S Boddie | United States National Defense University | USASession Co-chair: Adrian Stavert-Dobson | Safehand Consulting Limited | UK

Title: Illustrating consumer purchasing behaviors from the nutrition knowledge perspective when selecting food for weight management purposes in real-life supermarket settingAnna-Maria Saarela | Savonia University of Applied Sciences | FinlandTitle: Effect of Liraglutide on fat distribution in type 1 diabetesMarie-Christine Dubé | CHU de Québec-Université Laval | CanadaTitle: The change of some coronary heart disease risk markers when going from a mixed diet to a lacto-vegetarian dietGunnar Johansson | Halmstad University | SwedenTitle: The cross sectional study on the association between sexual awareness and cognitive social capital among high school students in Ho Chi Minh city, VietnamKaori Watanabe | National College of Nursing | Japan

Lunch Break

Title: Polyphenolic botanicals-applications for prostate healthEdwin D Lephart | Brigham Young University | USATitle: E-consultation: Improving health-care efficiency through better communication between different care levelsSanchez Menan M | Hospital Universitario Infanta Elena | SpainTitle: Evaluation of charcot neuroarthropathy in diabetic foot disease patients at tertiary hospitalAhmed M A Kensarah | King Abdulaziz University Hospital | Saudi ArabiaTitle: Inhibitors of the glyoxylate cycle enzyme ICL1 in Candida albicans for potential use as antifungal agentsDoblin Anak Sandai | Universiti Sains Malaysia Bertam | MalaysiaTitle: Special aspects on migrants´ "psycho-socio-medical health" in pediatric surgical patientsFETTE A | Schwarzwald Baar Klinikum Villingen Schwenningen | Germany


Title: Use of an innovative Technology Enabled Care Service (TECS) “FLORENCE” to empower patients and enhance adherence to treatments in diabetes Parijat De | Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust | UKTitle: A real life study on treatment of Egyptian patients with HCV genotype IV with Simeprevir and SofosbuvirMarwa Ibrahim | Alexandria University | Egypt

Title: Measuring safety culture: The improvement journey of a leading Saudi teritary hospitalNada AlHarbia | King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center | Saudi Arabia

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Title: Targeted therapy in solid tumoursB Ravi Shankar | Queen’s NRI Hospital | IndiaTitle: Cytokines in diabetic nephropathyCai-Mei Zheng | Taipei Medical University | TaiwanTitle: Simulation in general obstetrics and gynecologyOroma Nwanodi | A.T. Still University | USATitle: Total serum IgE level and crab allergy pattern in young adults with food allergyNor Ezleen Qistina Ahmad | University of Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia

Panel Discussion

Tuesday, September 27, 2016 | Day 2

Conference Hall AKeynote Forum

Title: A reproducible, subjective limit in intakeMario Ciampolini | University of Florence | ItalyTitle: Health prevention and health promotion via the lens of political science: A private or societal issue?Costas G Dikeos | Democritus University of Thrace | GreeceTitle: Does anesthesiologist-directed sedation afford superior deep cannulation rates and procedural outcomes for ERCP in the community settingSumeet K Tewani | Rockford Gastroenterology Associates | USA


Title: Young women with breast cancer-Using the healing tool; Writing blogsCarina Berterö | Linköping University | Sweden

Major Sessions: Healthcare Management | Healthcare Innovation | Healthcare Services | Healthcare Engineering | Healthcare Technology | Digital Health | Telemedicine | Aging | Women’s Health


Session Chair: Costas G Dikeos | Democritus University of Thrace | GreeceSession Co-Chair: Mario Ciampolini | University of Florence | Italy

Title: Coping complexity model: Coping stressors, coping influencing factors and coping responsesKathleen F Hudson | University of Texas at Tyler | USATitle: Healthy Breastfeedings: Changes of breastfeedings and of breasts before and after surgeries on the ankyloglossia with deviation of the epiglottis and larynx (ADEL) Susumu MUKAI | Mukai Clinic | JapanTitle: Application of new TQM framework to HealthcareKazuhiro Esaki | HOSEI University | JapanTitle: Enhancement of data in biomedical wireless sensor networksEhsan Sheybani | University of South Florida | USA

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Poster Presentations

HCS S01Title: TQM practice in a Middle Eastern country: A case study of its influence on the quality of care in public hospitalsIbrahim Alqasimi | University of Salford | UK

HCS S02Title: Metalloproteinase-1 expression in human dermal fibroblasts treated with extract of endophytic fungus isolated from Bauhinia variegateLaiza Magalhaes de Araujo | University of Brasilia | Brazil

HCS S03Title: Lipid peroxidation inhibition by methanolic extracts of four different endophytic fungi isolated from Bauhinia variegataDaniela Gurgel de Freitas | University of Brasilia | Brazil

Best Poster Presentation Award

Title: Health promotion and life course dynamics: Transitions of Brazilian elderlyCelia Pereira Caldas | Rio de Janeiro State University | BrazilTitle: Data mining to estimate the effect of changes of weather on the onset of stroke and myocardial ischemiaHiroshi Morimoto | Nagoya University | Japan

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Title: Pathogenesis of alimentary diabetes and solution by loss of 20% body weight and by attainment of initial hunger as well as of low bg before mealsMario Ciampolini | University of Florence | ItalyTitle: Medical center continuous quality improvement project implementation: Skills simulation centerOroma Nwanodi | A. T. Still University | USATitle: Properties of medical plants related to NIR spectroscopyJasenka Gajdoš Kljusurić | University of Zagreb | Croatia


Young Research ForumTitle: Participation needs of older adults receiving home care: Insights reveal needs in fitness and social activities are mainly unmetPier-Luc Turcotte | Université de Sherbrooke | CanadaTitle: Study on big data in public health, telemedicine and healthcareJulia Bobek | Gesundheit Österreich GmbH | Austria Title: Assessment of renal function in postoperative of bypass cardiopulmonary with the use of DexmedetomidineAlexandre Fabricio Martucci | Universidade Estadual Paulista | BrazilTitle: The impact of the alignment of accreditation, quality and performance management in Saudi hospitalsHeba Alqurashi | Brunel University London | UKTitle: Effects of glycine on collagen expression and neutrophil infiltrate in 5-Fluorouracil induced oral mucositis in hamsters Odara Maria de Sousa Sa | Federal University of São Paulo | BrazilTitle: Stem celln N’ Arthritis: A review on topical research regarding stem cells’ vast potential in treating arthritisPierre Luc Pace | University of Malta | MaltaTitle: Resternotomy following sternal bone cement implantation: A great challenge for cardiac surgeonsAhmadreza Zarifian | Mashhad University of Medical Sciences | Iran

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Thursday, November 17, 2016 | Day 1


Major Sessions: Healthcare Management | Healthcare Innovation | Healthcare Services | Oral Healthcare | Public Health

Session Chair: Malek El Husseini, Qatar First Bank, Qatar Session Co-Chair: Kinda Khalaf, Khalifa University, UAETitle: International Agreements in Ontario Academic Health Science Centres: Nature, Drivers, Barriers and BenefitsAndrew D. Scarffe | Western University | CanadaTitle: Health Care High Reliability Transformation and Culture, A Slogan or A Daily Front Line Staff Commitment and Practice M Abd El Bagi | King Abdulaziz Medical City | KSA

Lunch BreakTitle: Evaluation of Key Stakeholders’ Opinion towards Medical Tourism Education in The United Arab Emirates Anil Bankar | College of Allied Health Sciences Gulf Medical University | UAETitle: Medical Writing in Russia: More than Medical, More than WritingEugenia Radkova | OCT Clinical Trials | RussiaTitle: Leading Causes of Methotrexate and Antimalarial Drugs Discontinuation in Iranian Patients with Rheumatoid ArthritisBita Anvari | Imam Khomeini Hospital Kermanshah University of Medical Science | Iran Title: Using a Virtual Networks to Deliver Evidence-Based Practice: A Successful Educational ExperienceMohammad Reza Hashempour | Golestan University of Medical Sciences | Iran

Networking & Refreshment BreakTitle: Incentive measures for development of health tourism: the case of the republic of CroatiaRajko Ostojića | University of Zagreb | Croatia

Boardroom 450

Friday, November 18, 2016 | Day 2

Keynote ForumTitle: Innovations in the fields of vascular surgeryManar Chikh Trab | European Vascular Clinic | UAETitle: Patient Safety from Education to PracticeSawsan Halabi Ezzeddine | Makassed University of Beirut | Lebanon


Keynote ForumIntroductionTitle: Global Trends Driving Healthcare TourismMalek El Husseini | Qatar First Bank | Qatar

Title: How SAM Is Revolutionizing Traditional Sick Care in the Middle East to a New Model of Predictive and Preventive Healthcare

Markus Giebel | Eternity Clinics | UAEGroup Photo

Networking & Refreshment BreakTitle: The Past and Present of Human Movement Research: Towards The Design of Human-Like Robots

Kinda Khalaf | Khalifa University | UAE

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Title: Polymer Science and Phytotherapy: Natural Remedy for Malaria and Cancer based on Electrospun Nanofibers containing ArtemisininCosimo Carfagna | Institute for Polymers, Composites and Biomaterials (IPCB CNR) | Italy

Networking and RefreshmentsTitle: Spontaneous Achilles Tendon Rupture in AlkaptonuriaHeba M. Kalbouneh | University of Jordan | JordanTitle: Pediatric Isolation in Secondary Care Hospital of Low Resource Setting. A Service Innovation Project! Established In Aga Khan Hospital for Women Garden –AKHWShireen Mohammad | Aga Khan Hospital for Women | Pakistan

Session IntroductionMajor Sessions: Medical Tourism | Patient Safety | Healthcare Technology | Healthcare Quality | Chronic

DiseasesSession Chair: Sawsan Halabi Ezzeddine, Makassed University of Beirut, Lebanon Session Co-Chair: Cosimo Carfagna, Institute for Polymers, Composites and Biomaterials (IPCB CNR), ItalyTitle: Prevention is Better than Cure: The Changing Trends in Oral Health CareViresh Chopra | Oman Dental College | Oman

Panel DiscussionLunch Break

Title: Reduction in Medication near Miss Errors Rate- Quality Improvement Initiative at The Aga Khan HospitalMuhammad Tahir Yousuf | Aga Khan University Hospital | PakistanTitle: Improving Patient Safety and Quality through Culture, Evidence-Based Practices, and Adoption: Steps towards Compliances to Patients Safety Goals at The Aga Khan Secondary Hospitals.Rozina Shazad Ramji | The Aga Khan University Hospital | Pakistan Title: Detecting Adverse Drug Events using Information Technology: Identifying Knowledge, Attitude, Practices & Barriers to Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) Reporting in a Secondary Hospital.Shireen Mohammad | Aga Khan Hospital for Women | PakistanTitle: Right First Time: Steps towards Improvement In Ambulatory Medical Record Compliances at The Aga Khan Secondary HospitalsRozina Shazad Ramji | The Aga Khan University Hospital | Pakistan Title: CANDIDEMIA: A Review Over 5 Years at A 300 Beds Military Hospital (Serving Military Personnel and their Families) in the United Arab Emirates. Ahamad Kanaan A. Uwaydah | Zayed Hospital Abu Dhabi | UAE


Young Researchers ForumMajor Sessions: Public Health | Social Medicine | Environmental Health | Mental Health | Health Tourism

Title: Health status of children in IndiaGulnawaz Usmani | Aligarh Muslim University | IndiaTitle: The Role of Affect and Efficacy in Pandemic Preparendess: A Systematic ReviewFaisal Almagboul | Indiana University | USATitle: The Patterns of Usage and Perceived Impact of Social Networking Sites on Medical Students’ EducationAhmed A Nugud | University of Sharjah | UAETitle: Prioritizing the Requirements of Mashhad Health Tourism DevelopmentAmir ali Kharazmi | Ferdowsi University of Mashhad | IranTitle: Recycling In Sharjah: Knowledge, Attitudes, and PracticesSuhaib Al Haj Ali | University of Sharjah, UAETitle: Prevalence of Stress, Its Determinants and Coping Strategies among Saudi Medical ConsultantsAyedh Khalaf Alamri | King Saud University | KSATitle: Maternal health status and it’s affect on child healthGulnawaz Usmani | Aligarh Muslim University | India

Poster Presentations Foyer

WCHMT 01Title: Assessment of Relevance of Admission Clerking Criteria taught to KAU Medical Students to Real Hospital Practice.Kamal Hanbazazah | King Abdulaziz University | KSA

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WCHMT 02Title: Prevalence of risky behavior among university students in Majmaah University, Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaDukhayel Suliman Aldukhayel | Majmaah University | KSA

WCHMT 03Title: Neutrophil Gelatinase-Associated Lipocalin As An Early Marker For The Diagnosis Of Urinary Tract Infections In Saudi ChildrenKhalid M Baghdadi | King Abdulaziz University | Saudi Arabia

WCHMT 04Title: The Added Value of Endoscopic Dacrocystorhinostomy Performed by The Otolaryngologist: A Tertiary Care Experience.Abdulaziz Aiman Neazy | Umm-Alqura University | KSA

WCHMT 05Title: Assessment of the Student Learning Outcomes for the Research Course (CMED 305) from 2011 To 2014 at College of Medicine, King Saud University Ibrahim Abdullatif BinMuhainy | King Saud University | Saudi Arabia

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Keynote ForumIntroductionTitle: The interactions between lifestyle and immunological biomarkers: The HELENA studyAscension Marcos, Spanish National Research Council, SpainTitle: Sedentary behaviors and obesity in adolescents: The HELENA studyLuis A Moreno, GENUD Research Group, Universidad de Zaragoza, SpainTitle: Vitamin status in European adolescents: Contribution of the HELENA study to Public HealthMarcela González-Gross, Technical University of Madrid, Spain

Group Photo Networking & Refreshment Break

Title: Dietary intake patterns, determinants, influences and health consequencesInge Huybrechts, International Agency for Research on Cancer, France

Session IntroductionSessions: Public Health

Nutritional EpidemiologyPublic Health ServicesNutrition and Infectious DiseasesNutrition and CareNutrition and Health EducationNutrition and Non-Communicable Diseases

Session Chair: Ascension Marcos, Spanish National Research Council, SpainSession Co-Chair: Marcela González-Gross, Technical University of Madrid, Spain

Title: Effect of dental treatment on children’s health related outcomesHeba Alkarimi, King Fahad Armed Forces Hospital, Saudi ArabiaTitle: Wealth, education, early feeding and overweight: Can we draw a relationship?Alberto Prieto Patron, Nestle Research Center, SwitzerlandTitle: Eating disorders prevalence and determents in Sharjah high school among Emirati young femalesAlla Mansour, Supreme Council for Family Affairs in Sharjah, UAE

Lunch Break Title: Computer-based training program for health and care professionals involved in breastfeeding support, an intervention project that involve decision makers, professionals and care usersZada Pajalic, Oslo and Akershus College of Applied Sciences, NorwayTitle: Lifestyle-related factors and burden of cardiovascular diseases in JapanEnbo Ma, University of Tsukuba, JapanTitle: The pandemic influenza: A virus in an outbreak during 2015 in military medical school in Bangkok, ThailandPloypun Narindrarangkura, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, Thailand

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Title: Prevalence and reasons for consumption of energy drinks among adolescents and young adults in Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaAmani A. Alrasheedi, King Abdulaziz university, Saudi ArabiaTitle: The use of liquid smoke condensate in foods and its effect on health Zayde Ayvaz, Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey

Networking & Refreshment BreakTitle: Methamphetamine use prior to sex and the risk factors associated with HIV prevalence among men who have sex with men (MSM) in ThailandPhunlerd Piyaraj, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, ThailandTitle: International consumer insights into the desires and barriers of diners in choosing healthy restaurant mealsNeufingerl Nicole, Unilever, NetherlandsTitle: Acrylamide in foods: A review and recent updatesHuseyin Ayvaz, Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, TurkeyTitle: Management of waiting list at national level in Craotia: Reinventing the wheelKorolija-Marinic D, Zagreb University Hospital Center, Croatia

Panel Discussion

Friday 11th March, 2016 : Day 2Burgos

Keynote ForumTitle: Medicaid beneficiaries who continue to use the ED: A focus on the Illinois medical home networkYanina Purim-Shem-Tov, Rush University Medical Center, USA

Title: Antioxidant capacity of the Spanish Mediterranean diet: A whole approach including macromolecular antioxidantsJara Pérez-Jiménez, Institute of Food Science, Technology and Nutrition, Spain

Group Photo Title: Systematic nutritional evaluation increases financing of hospital care in childrenValerie Bertrand, Hospital Jacques Monod, France

Networking & Refreshment Break Young Research Forum

Title: Assessment of Osteoporosis knowledge and risk of sedentary female bank employeesNida Tokacer, Ankara University, TurkeyTitle: Prevalence and associated factors of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used in Bann Nayao, Sanam Chai Khet district, Chachoengsao province, ThailandPongsom Luanghirun, Phramogkutklao College of Medicine, ThailandTitle: Have policy responses in Nigeria resulted in improvements in infant and young child feeding practices in Nigeria? Felix A Ogbo, Western Sydney University, AustraliaTitle: Early sexual activity: Prevalence and correlates among school adolescents in Thai rural communityPhonphruet Kumtree, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, ThailandTitle: The role of multivitamins in paediatric HIV management in Nigeria: A randomized controlled studyRegina Esiovwa Ahumareze, University of the West of Scotland, UKTitle: A study of incidence and associates of Diabetes Mellitus in Thai rural communityAnnop Kittithaworn, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, ThailandTitle: University of Porto employees interest in healthy eating strategies at the workplace: A pilot studyJoao Pedro Marques Lima, University of Porto, PortugalTitle: Factors affecting blood pressure control in hypertensive patients and glycemic control in type 2 diabetic patients in Thai rural communitySiravich Thamthitiwat, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, Thailand

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Lunch Break Title: Factors affecting the status of obesity in school-age childrenHaci Omer Yilmaz, Ankara University, TurkeyTitle: Blastocystis sp: The Study of prevalence and associated factors in primary school children in rural community, Central ThailandWitchakorn Trisukon, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, ThailandTitle: Safeguarding of food quality using nanoscalled containers immobilized on active packagingSvetlana Stolarov, University of Basel, SwitzerlandTitle: The Study of prevalence and associated factors of diabetic retinopathy in the diabetic patients, Takradan district, Sanam Chai Khet district, ChachoengsaoKorranit Pansritum, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, ThailandTitle: Evaluation of the metrological quality of the medico-administrative data for perinatal indicators: A pilot study in 3 university hospitalsKarine Goueslard, CHRU Dijon, FranceTitle: Role of pharmacists’ in children’s health education, Alexandria, EgyptDalia Yehia Abo Zahra, Pharos University, Egypt

Title: Role of pharmacists’ Best Young Researcher Presentation Awardsandria, EgyptNetworking & Refreshment Break

Poster Presentations

PHN S01Title: Saccharin induces alterations in sugar homeostasis as assessed with an animal model of menopauseFrancisco Alen, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

PHN S02Title: Isolation and biological evaluation of opioid receptor modulators from phagnalon rupestre growing in EgyptAmany K. Ibrahim, Suez Canal University, Egypt

PHN S03Title: Vitamin D Status in apparently healthy young adults in Hong KongIris Benzie, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

PHN S04Title: New antibacterial xanthone from the marine sponge-derived Micrococcus sp. EG45 Safwat A. Ahmed, Suez Canal University, Egypt

PHN S05Title: Reducing the burden of iron deficiency Anemia in Cote D’Ivoire through fortified condimentsAlberto Prieto Patron, Nestle Research Center, Switzerland

PHN S06Title: Measuring malaria burden using the disability adjusted life years in Gwanda district, ZimbabweResign Gunda, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

PHN S07Title: Investigating of the effect of body weight over work performance for working womenUmus Ozbey, Ankara University, Turkey

PHN S08Title: Perceptions of women for kitchen safety and kitchen intelligence: The case of TurkeySerap Balaban, Ankara University, Turkey

PHN S09Title: Attitudes of college students regarding food additivesMustafa Ozgur, Ankara University, Turkey

PHN S10Title: Anthropometric measurements and nutritional status in children admitted to neurology, endocrine and oncology service in children’s hospitalCagdas Salih Meric, Ankara University, Turkey

PHN S11Title: How to improve the nutritional quality of meals eaten in a worksite canteen: A pilot studyMarilena Vitale, University of Naples, Italy

PHN S12Title: A cross-sectional study of the relationship among energy drinks consumption, smoking and academic performance among male health science studentsSaad Rashed Al Qasem, Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

PHN S13Title: Prevalence of wheat allergy in Al-Kharj, Saudi ArabiaAli Suliman Algonaim, Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

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PHN S14Title: Fast food consumption among university students, Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study Yasser Fahd Al Towyan, Majmaah University, Saudi Arabia

PHN S15Title: Smoking prevalence and parameters among Majmaah university students, Saudi Arabia: A cross sectional studyYasser Fahd Al Towyan, Majmaah University, Saudi Arabia

PHN S16Title: Biomarkers identified by urinary metabonomics for noninvasive diagnosis of nutritional ricketsYang Xue, Harbin Medical University, China

PHN S17Title: Curative activity of Beta vulgaris var. cicla and Sonchus oleraceus leaves against CCl4 induced hepatotoxicity in male ratsAbeer N Abdel Rahman, Minoufiya University, Egypt

PHN S18Title: Study the effect of bitter apple and garden cress on diabetic rats Mai Mahmoud Khafagy, Minoufiya University, Egypt

PHN S19Title: Food security and nutritional health status among Lebanese women living in low socioeconomic conditionsYonna Sacre, Holy Spirit University of Kaslik, Lebanon

PHN S20Title: Effectiveness of post meal exercise in glycemic control of type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patientsSandhya Ghai, National Institute of Nursing Education, India

PHN S21Title: To compare the effectiveness of perineal care with catheter in situ using soap and water in selected units of Nehru Hospital, PGIMER and ChandigarhSunita Sharma, National Institute of Nursing Education, India

PHN S22Title: Experiences and reaction of early postmenopausal women on attainment of menopause in suburban Chandigarh IndiaSukhwinder Kaur, National Institute of Nursing Education, India

PHN S23Title: The effect of persistent organic pollutants (pops) on pregnant women and postnatal term babiesGul Orgen, Mehmet Akif Ersoy University,Turkey

PHN S24Title: Dioxins and furans (PCDD/FS) in animal products consumed by humansGul Orgen, Mehmet Akif Ersoy University,Turkey

PHN S25Title: Antioxidant activity and Anthocyanin contents of extracts from corn ‘Seakso 2’Hee Yeon Kim, Gangwondo Agriculture Research and Extention Services, Korea

PHN S26Title: Analysis of carotenoid contents of corn lines for development of high carotenoid varietiesJongyeol Park, Gangwondo Agriculture Research and Extention Services, Korea

Best Poster Presentation AwardsPanel Discussion

Saturday 12th March, 2016 : Day 3Burgos

Keynote ForumTitle: Sedentary behavior and nutritional patterns in relationship with body fat and BMI among Omani teens Kashef Zayed, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman

Title: Intake of Phthalate-tainted foods and microalbuminuria in children: The 2011 Taiwan food scandalMing-Tsang Wu, Kaohsiung Medicine University, Taiwan


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Sessions: Nutrition and Health Policies Nutritional Deficiencies and Malnutrition Nutrition and Biological Systems Nutrition and Systematic Disorders Nutrition and Metabolism

Session Chair: Kashef Zayed, Sultan Qaboos University, OmanSession Co-Chair: Ming-Tsang Wu, Kaohsiung Medicine University, TaiwanTitle: Behaviors affecting bone health among adolescent females and vitamin D levelRajaa Mohammad Al-Raddadi, Postgraduate Center for Family and Community Medicine, Saudi ArabiaTitle: Toxicological studies of herbicide Diuron and its effects on fatty acid profile of Asian Sea-bass, Lates CalcariferHassan Rashid Ali, The State University of Zanzibar, Tanzania

Networking & Refreshment Break Title: Caregivers and old people: Digital platform for education and training Carla Patricia Guimaraes, National Institute of Technology, BrazilTitle: Prevalence of overweight and obesity and their correlates: A cross sectional study among medical students of IndiaM Athar Ansari, J N Medical College-Aligarh Muslim University, IndiaTitle: Applying the GRADE approach to complex interventions: An empirical investigation and development of a GRADE extensionAni Movsisyan, Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention, UKTitle: Traditional nutritional practices of postnatal women in IranFatemeh Abdollahi, Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences School of Health, IranTitle: Improving access and utilization of family planning services among adolescents and youths in Akwa Ibom State, South-South Nigeria Sampson Ezikeanyi, United Nations Population Fund, Nigeria

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