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Integrated Data Analytics in Hospital: Balancing Clinical Outcomes with Economic Efficiency
These days the healthcare systems face increasing pressures to enhance clinical outcomes while controlling costs, integrated data analytics has emerged as a pivotal tool in pharmacy and other hospital managements. This conference aims to explore the multifaceted role of data analytics in optimizing treatment plans, improving pharmacoeconomic decision-making, and fostering an efficient healthcare environment.
We are planning the conference as a one-day event and would like to divide it into four sessions:
Session 1, focused on the data analytics and pharmacoeconomics, will highlight innovative strategies that leverage data to tailor treatments for individual patient needs, thereby enhancing therapeutic efficacy and patient satisfaction. It will also delve into the implementation of comprehensive data systems that unify clinical and operational data, ultimately streamlining workflows and facilitating informed decision-making. The session will also feature pharmacoeconomic modelling and its impact on decision making, which examines how advanced modelling techniques can guide resource allocation and improve overall healthcare outcomes. Attendees will learn about the integration of economic evaluations with clinical data to substantiate the value of pharmaceutical interventions.
In Session 2, speakers will present the practical applications and real-world implementations of digitalization in hospital practices, emphasizing the impact of data analysis and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) in optimising services. The session will highlight opportunities for digitalisation in hospital and community pharmacy, showcasing case studies where data systems, supported by HTA analysis, have led to improved service delivery. Additionally, discussions on the challenges and opportunities of implementing these systems will equip participants with best practices and insights into integrating HTA methodologies within pharmaceutical services.
The third session will focus on the future landscape of hospital pharmacy, discussing innovations and new technologies, as well as the impact of regulations and ethical issues on practice. The integration of data analytics in personalizing pharmaceutical care will also be explored, alongside novel approaches to cost and benefit optimisation.
Finally, Session 4 will underscore the critical role of data tools in evaluating clinical and economical outcomes, improving patient care, and implementing effective pharmaceutical policies through case studies.
We plan to incorporate quiz questions into the presentations, allowing participants to actively engage with the topic and share their insights.
Each participant will complete a self-evaluation test at the beginning, before the first presentation, and take the exact same test at the end of the day. This will allow to see the results of their improvement.
A discussion and Q&A will follow, providing a platform for participants to engage with the speakers and delve deeper into these important topics.
Through a blend of expert presentations, case studies, and interactive discussions, this conference will provide invaluable insights into the integration of data analytics in hospital environment, emphasizing the balance between achieving superior clinical outcomes and ensuring economic efficiency in healthcare delivery.
How to get the most from the event:
Engage with speakers
Have questions? Take advantage of the Q&A at the end of each session to interact with speakers and deepen your understanding.
Networking
Connect with fellow professionals and discuss key hospital pharmacy topics during coffee breaks - great opportunities for idea sharing and collaboration.
Discover Bratislava
Enhance your visit with a guided morning city tour after the conference. Explore the charm and history of Bratislava with fellow attendees.
The event is accredited by ECPhA.
Speakers on the Event
You can look forward to many high-quality speakers and practitioners, as well as valuable discussions on important topics.
Programme
Data Analytics and Pharmacoeconomics
Registration and Welcome
Opening remarks, Organizer representative
Ľubica Slimáková
Ondrej Sukeľ
Nenad Miljković
Keynote: From numbers to understanding: Communicating data to patients
Associate, Senior research and editorial officer, Sense about Science, London, United Kingdom
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Pharmacoeconomic modeling and its impact on hospital: How data analytics is changing practice
Martin Smatana
Lecturer, Slovak Medical University, Bratislava, Slovakia
Evaluation of healthcare technologies and their impact on clinical outcomes and economic efficiency in hospitals
Michal Staňák
Director, National Institute for Value and Technologies in Healthcare (NIHO), Bratislava, Slovakia
Discussion and Q&A
Coffee Break and Networking
Practical Applications and Implementations
Data portability in the European health data space: Benefits, risks, and challenges
Immediate Past President/Director of Pharmacy, European Association of Hospital Pharmacists, Brussels, Belgium; Péterfy Hospital, Budapest, Hungary
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Hospital pharmacy workforce in Europe: Analysis of available data on European and national levels
Petr Horák
Chief pharmacist of Hospital Pharmacy, University Hospital Motol, Prague, Czech Republic
Digitalisation and its impact on community pharmacy practice: Experiences and challenges from the perspective of the Slovak chamber of pharmacists
Measuring for saving or how hospital pharmacists protect patients and hospital budget
Nenad Miljković
President/Head of Hospital Pharmacy Services, European Association of Hospital Pharmacists, Brussels, Belgium; Institute of Orthopaedics Banjica, Belgrade, Serbia
Discussion and Q&A
Lunch Break
Innovations and Future Trends
Discussion and Q&A
Coffee Break and Networking
Practical Solutions and Discussion
Utilization of integrated data systems to improve clinical and economic outcomes in hospital pharmacy
Improving prescribing patterns through intervention of pharmacist – what the data say?
Professor, Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia
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Implementation and evaluation of antimicrobial stewardship policies
Ľubica Slimáková
President of the Section of Hospital Pharmacists, Hospital Pharmacy, Acad. L. Dérer Hospital, University Hospital, Bratislava
Role of hospital pharmacists in improving patient outcomes
Discussion and Closing Remarks
Closing and Thank You
Partners of the Event
How to get here?
From the airport M. R. Štefánika, Bratislava:
By public transport:
Take the bus line 61, which departs every 15 minutes, towards the main train station (Hlavná stanica) and get off at Trnavské mýto. There take tram number 4 towards Dúbravka and get off at Nám. Ľ. Štúra (260 m away form the Slovak National Gallery (SNG)) or Most SNP (250 m away form the SNG).
By taxi:
The airport is located 13 km away from the Slovak National Gallery. Taxi journeys will take around 15 minutes depending on the traffic. Make sure to agree on the price before getting in the vehicle.
From the airport Schwechat, Wien:
Vienna’s Airport is 70 km from the Slovak National Gallery. Take a bus ride offered by different coach lines. For example FlixBus or Slovak Lines Express and get off at Most SNP (250 m away form the SNG).
From the Central Train Station
By public transport:
Take tram number 1 departing from the main train station (Hlavná stanica) towards Nám. Ľ. Štúra and get off at final stop. Walk 260 meters and you will find the Slovak National Gallery.
By taxi:
The train station is 3 km away from the Slovak National Gallery. A taxi journey will take around 10 minutes depending on the traffic. Make sure to agree on the price before getting in the vehicle.
From the Central Bus Station
By public transport:
Take the bus line 70 towards Most SNP and get off at Nám. Ľ. Štúra. Walk 260 meters and you will find the Slovak National Gallery.
By taxi:
The bus station is 2 km away from the Slovak National Gallery. A taxi journey will take around 8 minutes depending on the traffic. Make sure to agree on the price before getting in the vehicle.
Tip for paid parking:
Hotel Devín – Riečna ulica 162/4, Bratislava: https://www.hoteldevin.sk/kontakt/
Parking lot – Fajnorovo nábrežie 2, Bratislava: https://propark.sk/parkovisko-osobny-pristav/
Closest bus/tram stop:
Nám. Ľ. Štúra (tram 1, 4 / bus 29, 50, 70) – 260 m away form the SNG
Most SNP (tram 4 / bus 29, 30, 37, 50, 70, 88, 91, 191) – 260 m away form the SNG
Beauty on the Danube
Bratislava, often called the Beauty on the Danube, is located at the foot of the Little Carpathian Mountains, on the border with Austria and Hungary, making it the only capital city in the world located on the border of three sovereign states.
Bratislava is a city that surprises and delights. Its compact size makes it easy to explore on foot, while its rich history, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality ensure an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or simply looking for a charming European getaway, Bratislava has something special to offer.
Where to stay overnight?
You can choose your own hotel using booking, airbnb or just browse on the web.
We can recommend you these options below:
Hotel Devín
A charming riverside hotel offering elegance and comfort, just minutes from the event venue.
Hotel Radisson Blu Carlton
A luxurious stay in the heart of the city, blending history with modern amenities.
Hotel Park Inn by Radisson Danube
Contemporary style and convenience, located near major attractions and the venue.
