[Télécom ParisTalks] Technologies and access to the healthcare system

^17th conference in the Télécom ParisTalks cycle co-organized by
Télécom ParisTech alumni and Télécom Evolution

How and under what conditions can technology help
our fellow citizens' access to the healthcare system

The January 2016 law emphasized the need to improve the coordination of healthcare pathways. Technologies will play a major role in this improvement. But people still need access to the healthcare system. And will this access be equitable for all people throughout the country? Are new medical techniques accessible to all under the same conditions?

The ANI law of June 2013 has required companies to offer supplementary health insurance to employees since January 2016. To differentiate themselves, insurers have developed new services. At our meeting on September 28, 2016, Axa presented its teleconsultation offer by telephone. This differs from the teleconsultation covered by the CNAMTS since the end of 2018, which requires videoconferencing and therefore broadband access. Doesn't this constitute technological discrimination in access to the healthcare system for unsalaried people living in white zones?

These and many other themes will feed into the conference debates.

Speakers:

• Mathias Bejean, Associate professor (HDR) - UPEC, Trainer and lecturer at ENA
• Cyrille Isaac-Sibille, Member of Parliament for the Rhône, Secretary of the French National Assembly's Social Affairs Committee
• Dr Pascale Karila-Cohen, Radiologist and Founder of Docndoc
• Dr Karim Ould-Kaci, Scientific Director, Groupe VYV
• Robert Picard (1978), Health Advisor to the Conseil Général de l'Economie, author of a recent report to the Minister of the Economy and Finance on medical devices.
• Dr Laurence Samelson, Institutional Regional Manager, IDF, Roche
• Dr Pierre-Yves Traynard, Secretary General, Forum des Living Labs Santé Autonomie

The conference will be moderated by Alain Tassy (1982), co-chairman of the Télécom ParisTech alumni Health group.

The conference will be followed by a cocktail reception, hosted by Télécom Evolution, to allow further discussion.

Access to the conference is free and open to all. Please feel free to pass on the invitation.

Registration (online) is imperative for access to the conference room. ID will be required at the entrance to comply with the vigipirate plan.

Created in 2015, the Télécom ParisTech alumni Health group has organized seven themed meetings and three conferences (in partnership with Télécom Evolution) on digital health and medical developments.rences (in partnership with Télécom Evolution) on digital health and developments in medicine. More than 60 high-level experts came to present their visions, and over 600 people in this think tank are taking part in the work, which has resulted in several publications.

Previous Télécom ParisTalks conferences have focused onBig Data in healthcare, connected objects, data in the healthcare system and AI.