Student, confirmed expert, geek addict or born entrepreneur, come and join us during a weekend to test your ideas and bring forward tomorrow’s healthcare!

48h to reinvent sports medicine, emergency medicine and rehabilitation in neurology, paraplegia and ortho-traumatology. This year you will be immersed in a Swiss reference center: the Clinique romande de réadaptation – Suva.

Propose innovative solutions to the challenges submitted by health professionals or join a team in order to realise a functional prototype during 48h of intense creativity.

Agenda:

17:00 Welcoming of the participants at the CRR Suva and pitch workshop for the providers of the challenges and solutions (NEW!)

18:00 Official opening of the Arkathon 2018

From 18:15 Pitches for challenges and solutions

19:15 Buffet dinner and team formation

From 20:00 Team work on the concept for the solution (business model, prototype)

Saturday, 24 March 2018

8:00 Breakfast followed by team work

From 9:30 Presence of mentors (health professionals, lean, tech, …)

12:00 Lunch

14:00 – 16:00 Presence of mentors (health professionals, lean, tech, …)

19:00 Dinner

20:00 – 22:00 Pitch training sessions (optional)

Sunday, 25 March 2018

8:00 Breakfast

9:00 – 11:00 Team work

11:00 Presentation of results to the judging panel

14:00 Awarding of prizes

More details and registration: http://hacking-health.org/valais-2/ 

Discover the proposed challenges and register on Innoboard.

Check the challenges, if one interests you: join a submitted solution or submit your own new solution (describe your approach).

Use the comments or the Innoboard mail to discuss with other participants.

• Final presentation
  Problem to be resolved, developments carried out during the weekend, demonstration of the solution, potential development and financial viability
• Project
  Quality of the project presentation, relevance to the challenge and added value of the solution, level of innovation and inventiveness, operational feasibility, potential of development and financial viability