MONTREAL SUMMIT ON INNOVATION

Speaker's presentation

0- Presentation of the Hacking Health Design Challenge
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1- Finding new solutions through Hacking Health Design Challenge
Luc Sirois, Hacking Health Canada

2- Patient partner and health: reality and challenges
Vincent Dumez, Faculty of Medicine of the Université de Montréal

3- The rise of e-textiles and wearable tech to improve health ( Part 1 - Part 2 )
Hadi Salah, MaRS
Jesse Slade Shantz, OMsignal

4- Games for health and the rise of serious gaming
Charles Jacob, Ubisoft
Pamela Kato, Serious Games Institute

5- Power Lies Within: Re-Mission Video Game Trailer
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6- Watson and the art of the possible in health
Yvan Foster, IBM Canada

7- When music makes a difference in health centers
Françoise Henri, Société pour les arts en milieu de santé (SAMS)

8- HIV Smart! An award-winning smartphone application that allows self-testing for HIV
Nitika Pant Pai

9- Video game players advancing genetic research
Jerôme Waldispühl

10- Dancing against cognitive decline with les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal
Louis Bherer

11- Psy-Assistance for mental health issues with teenagers
Sonia Lupien

12- Followed by the Top 5 challenges in commercialization animated by ROBIC
François Painchaud, ROBIC

13- The links between art and life
Mona Trudel

14- How creativity can influence individuals’ behaviour
Scott Connolly, Population Media Center

15- Cossette launches its Health Observatory
Malik Yacoubi, Cossette

16- Partnering in inclusive environments: The Rehab Mall Living Lab
Eva Kehayia, Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation (CRIR)

WHY TAKE PART?

• To get inspired by the best: local and international speakers will present best practices and the business models of tomorrow at the confluence of creative industries and the health care sector.
• To be part of a large-scale event bringing together multidisciplinary speakers to further your knowledge, and increase your business and partnership opportunities in Quebec and abroad.
• To network with business leaders, and representatives of the government, the city, and the academic milieu who are furthering the city’s know-how.

Take part and play a role in pooling the creativity and dynamism of these industries so that we can continue to shape the city’s unique personality.

DAY’S SCHEDULE

• 7:30 A.M. - REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING BREAKFAST
• 8:00 A.M. - WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
• 8:40 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.- CONFERENCES
• 12:00 A.M. - BUSINESS LUNCHEON
• 2:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. - CONFERENCES
• 5:00 P.M. - CLOSING REMARKS
• 5:30 P.M. - COCKTAIL RECEPTION
• 7:00 P.M. - END OF THE EVENT

DETAILED PROGRAM (PDF)

Welcome Michel Leblanc President and CEO Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal     Introduction Suzanne Fortier Principal and Vice-Chancellor McGill University       INTRODUCTION – CREATIVE SHOWCASE   Finding new solutions through Hacking Health Design Challenge Luc Sirois Co-Founder and Executive Director Hacking Health Canada     Francis Gosselin President and Co-Founder f. & co       UNIT I: EMPOWERING PEOPLE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND AND MANAGE THEIR HEALTH   Patient participation and commitment to improving one’s health has been boosted by the emergence of the digital revolution, a variety of web applications, video games, and smart clothing. Individuals now have access to information and are curious to know more; this creates a need to provide people with proper access to relevant information and the necessary tools to prevent illness and manage health. In this section, we will explore the unlimited potential of the health market, with concrete examples in the areas of e-health, wearable tech, and serious gaming, etc.   Patient Partner and Health: Reality and Challenges   Vincent Dumez Co-Director of the Patient Collaboration and Partnership Department at the Centre for Pedagogy Applied to Health Sciences (CPASS) in the Faculty of Medicine at the Université de Montréal     The rise of e-textiles and wearable tech to improve health Jesse Slade Shantz Chief Medical Officer OMsignal Hadi Salah Senior Industry Analyst Health MaRS (Toronto)   Games for health and the rise of serious gaming Charles Jacob Producer Ubisoft     Pamela Kato Acting Director Serious Games Institute (England)     Watson and the art of the possible in health Yvan Foster Business Development Healthcare and Life Sciences IBM Canada       When music makes a difference in health centers Françoise Henri General and Artistic Director Société pour les arts en milieu de santé (SAMS)       CREATIVE SHOWCASE I   Montréal’s Top 5 innovations connecting health and creative industries   Key people will showcase their innovations and their impact in 3-minute PechaKucha-style   presentation. Nitika Pant Pai HIV Smart! An award-winning smartphone application that allows self-testing for HIV     Jérôme Waldispühl Video game players advancing genetic research     Louis Bherer Dancing against cognitive decline with les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal     Sonia Lupien Psy-Assistance for mental health issues with teenagers         Mona Trudel The links between art and life        Followed by the Top 5 challenges in commercialization animated by ROBIC François Painchaud Lawyer, Partner Robic                 UNIT II: THE POWER OF THE MEDIA TO CHANGE BEHAVIOUR         In a context in which obesity, physical inactivity, smoking, and a lack of access to medical care are the most important factors contributing to illness, behavioural change is the cornerstone in the quest for health. To encourage individuals to adopt healthy lifestyles, several campaigns promoting healthy habits have been implemented around the world. In this section, we will see how advertising can contribute to health-related problem solving, with regards to pandemics, obesity, and mental health. How creativity can influence individuals’ behaviour Scott Connolly Research Director, Population Media Center (USA-Vermont)       Cossette Launches its Health Observatory Malik Yacoubi Vice President Mobility &Technology Cossette       Creative discussion on UNITS I and II Nadia Lakhdari Executive Vice President, Creation & Content C2 Montréal               UNIT III: CREATING ECOSYSTEMS TO FACILITATE COLLABORATION         Connecting is all about breaking down barriers and integrating different perspectives. In this section, we take a look at the most innovative trends in connecting health and creative industries. We will also have a discussion on how we can work together in order to increase collaborations between all the actors involved and ensure that bridges are created between research, industry, health centers and patients. Living labs and the quest for disruptive health care innovation Monique Savoie President, Founder and Artistic Director Society for Arts and Technology     Patricia Garel Child Psychiatrist CHU Sainte-Justine     Guérir dans des environnements inclusifs : The Rehab Mall Living Lab Eva Kehayia Scientific Director Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation (CRIR)     Bonnie Swaine Scientific Director Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation (CRIR)     Art in Health centers for new perspectives with patient Denis Lucas Cultural attaché CHU de Rouen (France)       Creative discussion on I, II and III Nadia Lakhdari Executive Vice President Creation & Content C2MTL       The future collaboration between health and creative industries: A collective mission (Panel moderated by Rémi Quirion, Quebec’s Chief Scientist, Fonds de recherche du Québec) Rémi Quirion Quebec’s Chief Scientist Fonds de recherche du Québec     Louise Poissant Dean of the Faculty of Arts Université du Québec à Montréal     Rose Goldstein Vice-Principal Research and International Relations McGill University     Luc Castonguay Assistant Deputy Minister Minister of Health and Social Services Government of Quebec     Sébastien Letélié Health Entrepreneur (France)     Fabrice Brunet Chief Executive Officer CHU Sainte-Justine       How can Montreal play a leadership role in bringing these two strategic sectors together? Summary and conclusion Damien Silès Executive Director Quartier de l’innovation         CREATIVE SHOWCASE II   Results of the Hacking Health Design Challenge Luc Sirois Co-Founder and Executive Director Hacking Health Canada     Francis Gosselin President and Co-Founder f. & co       Closing remarks Pierre Dumouchel General Director ÉTS

WHO SHOULD TAKE PART?

• Directors and entrepreneurs who have proven themselves at home and abroad, and who want to get inspired by best practices in order to propel their organizations forward.
• Experts in the health care, architecture and design, arts and multimedia, media, fashion, and advertising sectors seeking to promote synergy between the these areas and reap the resulting benefits.
• Students interested in taking part in the discussion.
• Craftspeople seeking to share in the creativity and dynamism of these industries in order to continue to shape the city’s unique personality.

Discover the Hacking Health Design Challenge, which will take place alongside the conference!

The Hacking Health Design Challenge, presented by f. & co., to take place during the MSI

Montreal area creators tackle health-related challenges before your very eyes at the MSI! Ten teams of seasoned designers and their apprentices will exercise their creative genius throughout the MSI in order to develop innovative solutions to real health issues submitted by health-care professionals and patients. Mobile apps, captivating sites, services, games… What will they come up with, how will they showcase their abilities? Imagination, talent, freshness, collaboration, experience, and novelty will be the key ingredients in their creative process. Come witness them at work during the day, see them present the fruits of their labour at the closing on November 6. Show the whole world how Montreal can—better than anyone—bring together creativity and health!

Learn more and visit the Hacking Health Design Challenge website.

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