HACKING HEALTH HACKATHON

A Romania project,

initiated by Janssen Romania andimplemented in collaboration with

Smart Everything Everywhere

Pictured left: The structure of HIV.

Georgiana Cosoveanu, Senior Governmental and Corporate Affairs ManagerProject Team Leader Romania Hacking Health Hackathon| Janssen Romania | 08.12.2018

Our Credo

We believe our first responsibility is to the patients, doctors and nurses, to mothers and fathers and all others who use

our products and services. In meeting their needs everything we do must be of high quality. We must constantly strive to reduce

our costs in order to maintain reasonable prices. Customers' orders must be serviced promptly and accurately. Our suppliers

and distributors must have an opportunity to make a fair profit.

We are responsible to our employees, the men and women who work with us throughout the world. Everyone must be

considered as an individual. We must respect their dignity and recognize their merit. They must have a sense of security in their

jobs. Compensation must be fair and adequate, and working conditions clean, orderly and safe. We must be mindful of ways to

help our employees fulfill their family responsibilities. Employees must feel free to make suggestions and complaints. There

must be equal opportunity for employment, development and advancement for those qualified. We must provide competent

management, and their actions must be just and ethical.

We are responsible to the communities in which we live and work and to the world community as well. We must be good citizens

– support good works and charities and bear our fair share of taxes. We must encourage civic improvements and better health

and education. We must maintain in good order the property we are privileged to use, protecting the environment and natural

resources.

Our final responsibility is to our stockholders. Business must make a sound profit. We must experiment with new ideas.

Research must be carried on, innovative programs developed and mistakes paid for. New equipment must be purchased, new

facilities provided and new products launched. Reserves must be created to provide for adverse times. When we operate

according to these principles, the stockholders should realize a fair return. 2

Source: https://www.janssen.com/romania/crezul-johnson-johnson

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Johnson & Johnson, More Than 130 Years

Creating Value Through Innovation

Our Family of Companies in Romania

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Hematology

Oncology

Infectious diseases

Neurosciences

Immunology

Over the counter

medicines

Baby care products

Cosmetic care

products

Minimal invasive

surgery

Medical devices

Prostheses

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Digital Innovation in Healthcare

The medical community

Innovative tools

Focus on providing

Increased accessibility

Optimization of resources:

investments and time

Content relevance

The people

Digital healthcare solutions

Community generated ideas

Prevention

What Is a Hackathon?

MARATHON INNOVATION

#disruption

Bringing PEOPLE

TOGETHER!

CODING

! #FUN

@testinglearning

#SOLUTIONS

Why a Healthcare Hackathon?“To energize, infect and teach healthcare entrepreneurship and digital strategies to scale medicine as a way to solve healthcare problems.”*

* MIT Hacking Medicine

Objectives of the Hacking Health Hackathon

CREATE for the first time in Romania, a unique, innovative,shared platform to shape the future of the digital Romanianhealthcare system, while aligning with the priorities in publichealth and healthcare

BRAINSTORM IDEAS, create prototypes and even put into practicebest solutions with the only scope of identifying digital solutions thatcould contribute to the development of the health system and bringsocial-economic benefits for the Romanian citizens and society

Support the teams that design the best solutions and help them to implement them.

Developing strong partnerships

Strategic Partners:

Implementation run by: Smart Everything Everywhere (SEE)a cutting-edge organization - GovITHub

Format: Collaborative work in teams of 2 to 7 people

Website: http://health-hackathon.see40.org/

Roundtable with key actors in health

Presidency Government Parliament Academia

US Embassy in Romania & AmCham

Romania

Healthcare professionals

Patients Associations

Content Themes Explored

• Increase the awareness of mental health/MDR-TB/Cancer/HIV etc. through the use of technology

• Improve the health prevention education in schools

• Improve the healthcare data integration

• Improve healthcare access in rural areas through the use of technologies – improve patients’

experience

• Monitoring and optimizing the patients’ satisfaction in real-time satisfaction

• Improve the use of medical devices to fight against obesity

• Health and sanitary prevention

• Teaching mothers and children into recommended hygiene habits – e.g. washing hands

• Help smokers renounce to this behavior

Key data of 2017 edition

5 Jury - high professionals in IT and medicine/health

11 Mentors - IT and Health professionals

132 registered participants

100 selected participants with energetic & brilliant minds from around Romania

3 winning projects of 5000 $ each

Conf. Dr. Diana Paun, State Counselor, Presidency Administration

Bogdan Iordache, Founder of How to Web and TechHub

Paul Baran, Digital Champion of Romania

Lorena Macnaughtan, Digital Health Advocate & Researcher

Anca Bundoi, Governmental Affairs Lead CEE, Johnson & Johnson

IT engineers

Programmers

Graphic designers

Interface designers

Developers

Students

Health professionals

Academics

Patients’ advocacy groups

2017 OUTCOMES21 innovative digital solutions

(MVPs) developed

3 WINNER projects

Extensive engagement with the

authorities, academia, HCPs, PAGs

GREAT MEDIA exposure and

reputational growth benefits

Overview of the 2017 edition -- Winning projects

Overview of the 2017 Edition -Engagement

Overview of the 2017 Edition -- Snapshots

Status winning projects by 2018 (June)DADA BABY

www.dadababy.ro.

The flyer

Becoming fully GDPR

compliant,

Working on an animation

about the app,

Acquisition of cloud

services

Launch of the mobile app

Status winning projects by 2018 (June)LIVEHELIX

Status winning projects by 2018 (June)SANGUINITY

Themes Explored for the 2018 EditionHacking Health 2.0 November 3-4, 2018

Digital solutions

contributing to

the advancement of

PREVENTION and

the INNOVATIVE

MEDICINES for the

benefit of patients

A new frontier in

MEDICAL

SERVICES: taking

digital opportunities

to the next level

Managing and

leveraging on:

BIG DATA

TELEMEDICINE

Key data of the 2018 edition

5 Jury - high professionals in IT and medicine/health

25 Mentors - IT and Health professionals

100 registered participants

90 selected participants with energetic & brilliant minds from around Romania

19 projects3 winning projects of 5000 $ each

Conf. Dr. Diana Paun, State Counselor, Romanian Presidency Administration

Razvan Teohari Vulcanescu - President of the National Health Insurance House

Dan Calugareanu - President of TechAngelsRomania

Daniel Rosner - Program Manager, Innovation Labs

Anca Bundoi, Governmental Affairs Lead CEE, Johnson & Johnson

JURY

Christian Rodseth, Managing Director Janssen, Adminitrator Johnson & Johnson

Dr. Diana Paun, the Presidency Administration,

HE Ambassador Klemm, United States Ambassador in Romania

Razvan Vulcanescu- President of National Health Insurance House

Dr. Carmen Orban - Fundeni Institute Manager

Dr. Eduard Motoescu - Medical Director of Obregia Psychiatric Hospital,

Dr. Gabriel Saramet - Pro-Dean of the Pharmacy Faculty, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Carol

Davila

Dr. Gabriela Dinu- Monza Hospital

Dr. Dan Malcioiu- Hospice Casa Sperantei

Radu Ganescu – President COPAC

Iulian Petre – President UNOPA

Dragos Popescu – President APAN

Key Speakers and mentors

Overview of the 2018 edition -- Winning projects

The Solaris

Optimizing the activity of the emergency units through the possibility of setting up the medical team before the patients arrive at the hospitals via the ambulance service, according to an emergency code and the information provided by the rescue doctor. At the same time, the solution aims to contribute to the health protection of medical personnel in the UPU by using devices to measure the stress levels and fatigue accumulated during a working day

The Xvision

Automatic analysis of computed tomography results(imaging system based on artificial intelligence and"deep learning" technology that can be integrated withPicture Archiving Communication Systems (PACS),which are part of the information system of medicalsystems.The project aims to assist radiologists in interpreting computed tomography investigations and thus support performance enhancement in the diagnosis process

The Zamolxis

"Ambulance as soon as possible" to optimize the response time of the ambulance crews. It comprises three components: - communication system for ambulances with the other vehicles involved in the traffic, which will overlap with the radio waves over the radio frequency of the station listened to by the drivers when the ambulances are moving to the intervention site; and an application for synchronizing the traffic lights to optimize traffic for ambulances in interventions; CiviC med- a platform where healthcare professionals can register as volunteers for first aid according to their proximity to the case; - an information and civic education portal on the behavior of the population in case of various medical emergencies.

Overview of the 2018 Edition -- Snapshots

Next steps of the Hacking Health Hackathon

Mentoring & coaching & follow-up of the 3 awarded teams – 6 months

Support meetings with key stakeholders, if necessary

Developing 3rd

edition

THANK YOUGeorgiana Cosoveanu

HACKING HEALTH HACKATHON

A Romania project,

initiated by Janssen Romania and implemented in collaboration with Smart Everything Everywhere

Pictured left: The structure of HIV.