10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi DRAFT PROGRAMME Day 1: Tuesday, 17 December 2013 0845 - 0930 Hrs Registration & Networking Tea / Coffee 0930 - 1030 Hrs Inaugural Session Welcome Remarks Mr Aditya Vij (Theme of the Summit and setting Chairman, 10 th India Health Summit & the context) Chief Executive Officer Fortis Healthcare (India) Limited Special Address Dr Naresh Trehan (Recap achievements of the Chairman,CII National Committee on Healthcare & Healthcare Committee over the Chairman and Managing Director last decade; Summary for last Medanta - The Medicity year and priorities / agenda for 2014) Special Address Mr Shivinder Mohan Singh “Emerging priorities for the next Executive Vice-Chairman decade” Fortis Healthcare Limited Special Address Mr Rahul Khosla “Role of Partnerships in the Managing Director Healthcare Sector” Max India Ltd. Inaugural Address by Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad * Chief Guest Minister of Health & Family Welfare Concluding Remarks Mr Chandrajit Banerjee Director General Confederation of Indian Industry 1030 Hrs Session Concludes 1 * Yet to confirm 10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi 1030 – 1200 Plenary Session 1 – Physical Infrastructure Gap – Future Demand and Integrated Hrs Solutions India has a shortage of physical infrastructure for healthcare. Even what we have is unevenly distributed. Further, facilities with insufficient infrastructure often suffer from inadequate utilization. In the context of limited healthcare budgets and growing dominance of chronic diseases, re-thinking infrastructure gaps and solutions becomes critical. This panel will explore the enormity of the issue, the demands of tomorrow and discuss potential strategies and options for public and private players to bridge this gap. Opening Remarks and Dr Mandar Vaidya Presentation by Session Partner Moderator Mckinsey & Co. Keynote Address Ms Sindhushree Khullar “Perspective on the 12 th five Secretary year plan” Planning Commission Special Address Ms Shakuntala Gamlin “Issues and Challenges- Joint Secretary Creating Healthcare Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Infrastructure” Panel Discussion Perspective from the States Dr Radhakrishnan* Principal Secretary (Health, FW and ME) Government of Tamil Nadu Prof Sandeep Kumar * Director,AIIMS (Bhopal) Mr Mahesh Chhabria Partner, Industrials Actis Advisors Private Limited Dr A Raghuvanshi Chief Executive Officer Narayana Hrudayalaya Group of Hospitals Dr Dharminder Nagar Managing Director Paras Hospitals Role of IT in bridging the gap Mr Anil Saini CIO and COO RICOH Discussions Q & A Concluding Remarks by 2 * Yet to confirm 10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi 1200 – 1345 Hrs Plenary Session 2 – Medical Workforce Gap – Solving the Problem in a Decade Contrary to popular opinion, the total number of healthcare workers in India may actually be sufficient, if only we are able to integrate non-physician health workers and non-allopathic practitioners in the overall health system. However, issues such as insufficient numbers of specialists persist. In this context, developing a holistic plan for creating new capacity and improving quality of existing workforce will be critical with special reference to 1. Increasing capacity of education (medical schools and district hospital PPPs) by Private Players 2. Increase PG Seats and 3. Improving utilization of existing workforce This session will focus on the options, issues, challenges and possible solutions for expanding the health system in the short medium and long term. Welcome Remarks by Dr Ajay Bakshi Session Chairman MD & Chief Executive Officer Max Healthcare Ltd. Special Address by Dr Vishwas Mehta “Perspective from Joint Secretary Government” Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Panel Discussion Opening Remarks by Dr Raja Babu Panwar * Panelists Vice Chancellor Rajasthan University of Health Sciences Mr Rajen Padukone Chief Executive Officer Manipal Hospital Dr Shubnum Singh Dean – Nursing, Allied Health & Wellness Max Healthcare Dr Sanjay Sarin Regional Director- Global Health (Central & South Asia Pacific), BD 1315 – 1330 Hrs Discussions 1330 – 1340 Hrs Q & A 1340 – 1345 Hrs Concluding Remarks by 1345 – 1445 Hrs Networking Lunch 3 * Yet to confirm 10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi 1445 – 1600 Hrs Plenary Session 3 – Public Private Partnerships – Collaborating to Meet Country’s Need Public Private Partnerships have been a ‘buzzword’ for quite some time across industries. However it has failed to live up to its stated potential in the healthcare sector. Multiple models have been tried out, ranging from outsourcing specific services (e.g., diagnostics) to various social insurance schemes, but the jury is still out on which is the most successful model. The objective of this discussion would be to review what has worked well versus not in existing PPP models, and identify what will it take to make these work. Outcome would be key success factors for making PPP model work, and identification of specific opportunity areas where such a model can work. Opening Remarks and Mr Daljit Singh Context Setting by President Session Chairman Fortis Healthcare (India) Ltd Special Address by Mr Gajendra Haldea Advisor to DCH (Infrastructure) Planning Commission Special Address by Ms Sharmila Chavali Joint Secretary Ministry of Finance Panel Discussion Mr Om Prakash * Principal Secretary Government of Uttarakhand Case studies on successful Dr Pranav Mohan PPP initiatives in States Principal Investment Officer International Finance Corporation Dr Arvind Lal Chairman and Managing Director Dr Lal Path Labs Pvt. Ltd. Mr Amol Naikawadi Joint Managing Director Indus Health Plus Q & A Concluding Remarks by Mr Daljit Singh Networking Break 4 * Yet to confirm 10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi 1630 – 1800 Hrs Plenary Session 4 – Rising costs, Dropping prices – Living with margin squeeze Healthcare input costs have been rising steadily over the years; some more than others e.g., manpower. However most hospitals do not know the actual procedure wise, specialty wise or patient wise costs. As a result, players have historically responded by passing on cost increases directly to patients through inflation linked price increases. The objective of the this session would be to discuss the challenges and imperatives of identifying real input Cost inflation translating into transparent pricing policy and identifying potential levers for containing of them. Welcome Remarks by Mr Aditya Vij Session Chairman Chairman, 10 th India Health Summit & Chief Executive Officer Fortis Healthcare (India) Limited Special Address by Mr C K Mishra * Additional Secretary Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Panel Discussion Private Industry Ms Terri Bresenham President & Chief Executive Officer Wipro GE Healthcare Private Ltd Dr K Ravindranath Chairman Global Hospital Mr Ramnath V Director-Medical BD India Mr Matthew Eliot Principal Special Operations Officer International Finance Corporation Open Discussions Concluding Remarks by Mr Aditya Vij 5 * Yet to confirm 10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi Day 2: Wednesday, 18 December 2013 1000 – 1115 Hrs Plenary Session 5 – Big Data in Health – Leveraging What Exists Healthcare data is rather anemic in India – few important parameters are measured, fewer are measured at an acceptable frequency. This panel will present an overview of the emerging trend in analysis of epidemiological, operational, and clinical data, measured beyond the walls of an organization. The session will also look at case examples from developing and developed countries on existing architect for managing these systems. This seminar is expected to generate a greater awareness of challenges and ideas for a framework of creating a national data system. Welcome Remarks and Mr R Chandrashekhar Context Setting by President Session Chairman Nasscom Special Address Mr Manoj Jhalani Joint Secretary Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Special Address Dr Rajiv Sadanandan * Joint Secretary & Director General, Labour Welfare Ministry of Labour and Employment Dr Nata Menabde * WHO Representative (India) Ms Anu Madgavkar Senior Fellow McKinsey Global Institute Mr Richard Kipp Managing Director Milliman Mr Nimish Parekh Executive Director United Health Group Discussions Q & A Concluding Remarks by Mr R Chandrashekhar 1115 – 1145 Hrs Networking Break 6 * Yet to confirm 10th India Health Summit A Transparent and Integrated Health System for the Next Decade 17 - 18 December 2013: Hotel The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, New Delhi 1145 – 1315 Hrs Plenary Session 6 - Rising Medico Legal Liability – Implications for the Healthcare Sector With increasing awareness amongst patients, more and more medico legal cases are coming up to light of late. Many of such judgments have been discussed and debated at length in various public fora. However, there is still a lack of widespread alignment amongst