Institute of Clinical Medicine |
| ICM was established as part of the Technomedicum of Tallinn University of Technology in 2007. The Institute operates as a science-, study- and development establishment in the medicine sphere. |
| Clinical medicine is an area that builds a competence bridge between biomedicine and the clinical manifestation of diseases. Our institute adds the missing expertise to the development of the preferential areas in TUT (such as chemistry- and biotechnology, biomedicine), filling the so far missing link in the “Program for scientific-and developmental actions in chemistry, biotechnology and biomedicine for the period of 2005-2015” (TUT, 2005). |
| Scientific Advisory Board |
| SAB’s mission is to support and reinforce the scientific activity of the institute by regularly evaluating the development and achievements of scientific programs, formulating suggestions to strengthen the scientific competence of the institute and providing international expert opinion to scientific activities, developments and new programs. The Board consists of at least 3 but no more than 9 scientists from Estonia and abroad, representing various scientific directions of the institute |
| Institute Council |
| The council consists of Ruth Sepper, Riin Ehin, Priit Kogerman, Peeter Ross, Erkki Truve, Vahur Valvere and Andres Veske. |
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eMarketplace Seminar
Seminar on eHealth services considering its laws and directives:
How to understand the concept of eMarketplace with professor Hanna Pohjonen
27th of April Tallinn, Akadeemia tee 15 09.30 – 15.00 Students FREE
Hanna Pohjonen is an eHealth expert who has advised different eHealth projects in more than 20 countries, including Estonia. She is assistant professor of eHealth in Aalto University School of Science and Technology in Helsinki and also in Tallinn University of Technology. Hanna was also one of founders of Health Care Technology Master’s program, where she today gives several lectures.
The concept of an eMarketplace in the eHealth space will be introduced and the benefits and barriers discussed. International examples will lead the discussion by practical experience. Finally a business plan template will be introduced describing several angles in order to build an attractive and realistic business plan for one selected eHealth service – teleradiology. The business plan includes the description of the service, study on the markets, strategy, marketing and operations, management and operations, organizational change issues, financial implications, legal implications, trust and security implications, milestone events and key risks. The students will study a specific angle and present their part of the business case to the audience.
09.30 welcome
10.00 lecture & Q/A
12.00 lunch break
13.00 group work
15.00 end of seminar
Tickets: €28 / Students: free
17000097873 Nordea / Kopsuhaiguste uurimise ühing
Room VIII-120 / Akadeemia tee 15 / 12618 Tallinn
Please register at healthcare at ttu dot ee by 26th of April and we will send seminar materials in return.
Students please declare in ÕIS / DMK1110 / 1ECP
More information: Mariliis Sepper / healthcare at ttu dot ee / v2.ttu.ee/tervishoiutehnoloogia /
+372 56 500 623
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