4th Annual Systems Engineering in Healthcare Conference
Minneapolis/Saint Paul, April 19 - 20, 2018
The Healthcare Working Group invites you to participate in the 4th Annual INCOSE Healthcare Systems Conference (2018) at Crowne Plaza AiRE Hotel, Bloomington, Minnesota. This Conference will feature important topics from critical biomedical & healthcare sectors such as: cybersecurity, product line engineering, risk management, agile & lean methods, systems architecture and more.
This conference has been described as large enough to include a broad mix of ideas and experience but small enough to fee intimate and encourage networking. Past attendees include the FDA, Accuray, Baxter, Boston Scientific, GE Healthcare, Medtronic, Roche, Scaled Agile, and Stryker.
The conference enables participants to share the best practices in the latest Systems Engineering topics as applied to the Healthcare Medical Technology sectors. The intended audience is Systems Engineers, product developers and testers, Program Managers, Architects, Certifiers, and leaders of organizations developing complex healthcare products, from large Healthcare IT systems to medical devices. Attendees from other domains interested in learning about systems methods in healthcare are welcome as well.
Keynote Speaker, Nathan Torgerson, Director Research and Technology, Medtronic Restorative Therapies Group will speak on "Curb the Chaos: Systems Engineering Techniques to Reduce Cost and Improve Quality in Non-Ideal Conditions "
Plenary Speaker, Steve Abrahamson, Sr Director - Cyber Security, GE Healthcare will speak on, "Medical Device Cybersecurity: Creating a System of Safety, Security, Compliance, and Customer Satisfaction."
Register Before April 12th to Reserve Your Spot!!!
The Program
The INCOSE Conference on Systems Engineering in Healthcare enables participants to share the best practices in the latest Systems Engineering topics as applied to the Biomedical, Healthcare and Medical Technology sectors. Previous conferences focused on applying Agile methods to systems with hardware and software. The 2018 conference will broaden the topics to other state-of-the-art Systems Engineering methodologies.
The theme for the conference is:
“How SE Can Reduce Cost & Improve Quality”
Security Program Track
Establishing a System for Medical Device Security Risk Management
Steven Abrahamson, GE Healthcare, Mike Seeberger, Boston Scientific, Matt Russo, Medtronic, Bill Hagestad
Designing Secure Medical Devices
Ken Hoyme, Boston Scientific, Rick Brooks, Battelle
Security Assurance and Vulnerability Disclosure
Matt Russo, Medtronic, Bill Hagestad, Smiths Medical
A Shared Responsibility - Securing Connected Medical Devices
Mike Nelson, Digicert
Eric Cosman, OIT Concepts LLC
Cyber Security for Automated Health Care Systems
Agile Program Track
Scaling Agile to the Enterprise – Pitfalls and Practices addressed with the Scaled Agile Framework
Doug Stewart, 321 Gang Inc.
Industrialized Agile Quality: Leveraging ISO Standards to Deliver Business Agility with World Class Quality
Robert Gormley and Chad Simonson, Trissential/SQS USA
Agile Product Development for Digital Medicines
Eli Snell, Proteus Digital Health
TerumoBCT’s Agile Journey
Wayne Phillips and Megan Morgan, TerumoBCT
Use of Agile & Lean methods to develop X-Ray Analytics Application.
Mohamed Ali Hamadeh, GE Healthcare
Agile – Stage Gate Management (ASGM): NPD Implementation practices from global firms developing complex, physical products
John Salvato, Michigan Technological University
Aligning the Language of Systems Engineering and Agile
Kelly Weyrauch, Agile Quality Systems LLC
Non-Functional Requirements (NFR) in Agile
Balasubramanian Swaminathan, GE Healthcare Digital
MBSE and Simulation
Modeling and Simulation at GE Healthcare
Chris Unger, GE Healthcare
Closing the Loop on Medical Device Systems Simulation
Marc Horner, ANSYS, Inc.
The Medical Device Digital Thread
Matthew Hause, PTC
Model Credibility for Embedded Control: Applying ASME VnV40
William Schindel, ICTT System Sciences, and Marc Horner, ANSYS, Inc.
Systems Engineering Topics
Systems Design Decisions for Medical Devices: What Makes them Difficult?
Chris Unger, GE Healthcare
Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice: Building an Enterprise Knowledge Translation System to Optimize Military Healthcare
Aaron Sawyer, Engility
A Systems Design Control Process for Medical Device Software Development
Joseph Akyeampong and Erik Arthur, Medtronic
Improving Operating Room Design Through Innovative Systems Engineering Methodology
Anthony Millan, Johns Hopkins University
System Impact Analysis - A Systems Engineering Best Practice for Change Management
RV Krishnan, SysThink Medical
Building a Medical IoT Platform for a Learning Healthcare System: A Case Study in Systems Engineering
Tracy Rausch, DocBox
Unlimited Potential - Leveraging the Power of Mind in Design
Randall Iliff, Eclectic Intellect, LLC
Improving SE Projects by, "Getting It Right, Right From the Start"
Mike Pafford, INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter
The Development Difference - Essential Insight for Understanding and Mastering Innovation Effort
Randall Iliff, Eclectic Intellect, LLC
Tutorials
Introduction to Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
Matthew Hause, PTC
Application of Agile to Device Systems Development
Kelly Weyrauch, Agile Quality Systems & Cary Bryczek, Jama Software
Download the full abstracts here.
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Day 1
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Registration
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7-8am
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Breakfast
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7-8am in Apollo Suite
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Introduction Keynote
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8am
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Lunch
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12-1pm
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Happy Hour
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5-6:45pm
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Banquet
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6pm
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Day 2
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Registration
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7-8am
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Breakfast
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7-8am
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Keynote
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8am
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Lunch
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12-1pm
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The Unconference
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3:30-4pm
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Closing Remarks and Next Steps
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4:30-5pm
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