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In this presentation I talk about a setup for using remote eye-tracking on a touchscreen tablet to evaluate user interaction for older adults interacting with a user-driven hearing test. By using video recordings to support the eye-tracking data, it was possible to evaluate quantitative usability metrics that could be compared to other research findings. The video recordings revealed useful information to distinguish between reasons for gaps in data and missing data and to inform future similar studies of human-computer interaction on a touch screen. Using only portable equipment allows researchers to move to the location of the user and investigate the user interaction of devices in real-world scenarios

Health Data Hub is a health data platform put in place by the French government to combine existing health databases and facilitate their usage for research and development purposes. It was launched in December 2019.  This presentation will, among other things, be about how the work is organised and what benefits that has come out of the Health Data Hub. 

The future success of moving to a smart hospital is understanding the risk. Risk should be an open transparent conversation between stakeholders of the future hospital. With an increase in interconnected devices that allow for more remote care the protection of the central brain of the hospital is critical. Change takes time and education. If we consider current cyber threats that healthcare as an industry faces one might ask what does it really mean to be secure? Security is not a permanent achievable state, it is temporal and fluid. Technology in healthcare is ever-changing and along with that there should be a clear understanding of the risks. Breaches happen almost daily around the world specifically within healthcare. As a highly targeted industry, how do we effectively deal with these breaches, what is the estimated downtime? This talk explores the current state of responses to breaches, and potential solutions with a focus on education and disaster planning for not if but when it happens.

G_NIUS, a one-stop shop to save time for digital health entrepreneur. A presentation of the services set up to help companies navigate the French digital health sector market. Since 2020, G_NIUS has been providing various tools to help project leaders find their way in the world of eHealth in France. Facilitator of innovation in eHealth, G-NUIS is the fruit of a collective effort by the ministerial eHealth delegation (DNS) and the Agence du Numérique en Santé (ANS).

The MIE conference has always been a hub for innovation and cutting-edge technology. This year was no exception several demonstrators showcase their unique solutions to healthcare problems. Use the opportunity to take a closer look at some of the most striking demonstrators present at the conference, highlighting their diversity and the potential impact they could have on various healthcare-related challenges