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Process Mining for Health was born from the work of its founder back in 2009, whom we have joined to create what PM4H is today. In order to provide the necessary tools to delve into health systems and thus contribute high-value care to citizens, PM4H was conceived within a great family whose journey began in 1998 in the SABIEN (Technological Innovation for Health and Well-Being), which forms part of the Institute of Applied Information Technologies and Advanced Communication, a centre of excellence for research and development of ICT affiliated to Universitat Politècnica de València.
The experience garnered by SABIEN of applied ICT in the area of healthcare is the fruit of years of hard work and participation in multitude of projects. As a result, the group has established agreements with a wide range of private and governmental organisations, pooling knowledge and applications and making SABIEN a gold standard in applying Process Mining for Health, both at national and international level.
Derived from this activity, PM4H has become today a cutting-edge technology that brings all knowledge acquired during these years in the healthcare sector into a tool that helps on the digital transformation of the health organizations by providing a new way to understand data.
Carlos Fernández Llatas
Head of Process Mining 4 Health
Carlos Fernández Llatas
Dr. Carlos Fernández-Llatas is the Head of the Process Mining 4 Health Lab and Deputy Director at SABIEN Group at ITACA institute at Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain), Affiliated Researcher at Karolinska Institutet (Sweden) and Permanent Researcher at the joint research unit in ICT applied to Reengineering socio-sanitary process at Hospital La Fe of Valencia. He received the PhD degree in Computer Science in the Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence Program of that university. He is member of the IEEE CIS Task Force on Process Mining. He participated in more than 30 projects through IV, V VI and VII European Framework program, H2020 program and Spanish Government funded projects. He has published more than 100 scientific papers. He has been member of the Organizing Committee in more than 10 international conferences and member of the Scientific Committee in more than 30. He is reviewer in several Indexed journals in Bioengineering and Medical Informatics. His research is mainly focused on the use and promotion of Process Mining technologies as well as Process Management, representation and execution techniques for their application in health and human behaviour modelling.
Gema Ibáñez Sánchez
Product Manager
Gema Ibáñez Sánchez
Degree in Computer Science Engineering (2004) at the UPV. She has more than fifteen years of experience in research projects dealing with health care and social services using Information Communication Technologies. Her work has been focused on understanding and representing user needs, market monitoring and defining the product’s vision. Currently, she is the product owner of VALUE solution, where she is developing her PhD, whose main aim is to foster digital health transformation through the adoption of Interactive Process Mining to bring value to health organizations.
Zoe Valero Ramón
Training Manager
Zoe Valero Ramón
Ms. Zoe Valero-Ramón Degree in Telecommunications Engineering at Universidad Politècnica de València and PhD candidate. She has more than ten years of experience in European and Spanish funded projects as researcher. She has mainly specialized ICT supporting health and social care, and patient empowerment through education and training. Her research is focused on the improvement and knowledge extraction of health-care processes by means of process mining techniques.
Juan José Lull Noguera
Chief Technology Officer
Juan José Lull Noguera
Computer Engineer and PhD in Computer Engineering applied to Medicine. He has experience in the business world, especially in the generation of startups and the management and involvement in software development teams. His previous software projects were mainly app development and IoT. Currently, he works in the PM4H group in the retrieval of requirements and project management and development through agile methodologies.
Jose Luis Bayo Montón
Senior Developer
Jose Luis Bayo Montón
Qualified as an I.T. Engineer at Valencia Polytechnic University in 2002. Since December 2000 he has been carrying out work on research, development and management of national and European projects concerning healthcare within the SABIEN group. As a researcher, he has performed work on integration and standardisation of communication protocols with medical sensors. He is a certified HL7v3, HL7 CDA R2 and HL7v2.5/2.6. He defines and develops software platforms and architecture for supplying health services, geared towards use by health professionals as well as to telemedicine and patient self-care. He develops and improves tools for implementation of process mining and the integration of processes using process choreography tools. He has participated in many European projects such as VERITAS, HeartCycle, Persona, MyHeart, PIPS, SENSATION, HEALTHY MARKET, CARE-PATHS, HEALTH-MATE, and CONFIDENT, as well as on various national projects such as BloqueQuirúrgico, TEDACE, FASyS, CMA, and PISTA CABLE.
Antonio Martínez Millana
Senior Researcher
Antonio Martínez Millana
Telecommunications Engineer in 2009, Master on Biomedical Engineering specialized in eHealth Systems in 2013 and PhD on Technologies for Health and Wellbeing in 2017. I am working as research assistant for European e-Health projects in ITACA and lecturing in the Department of Electronic Engineering of Universitat Politècnica de València. My research interests are on diabetes, mathematical modelling, biomedical engineering and process mining.
Alvaro Fides Valero
Senior Developer
Alvaro Fides Valero
Telecommunication Engineer (2007) in the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV). In April 2008 he joined the department of Health and Wellbeing Technologies (SABIEN) of the ITACA Institute of the UPV, first as scholar and later as employee, where he had the role of software developer in the project PERSONA until 2010, and transitioned with the same role into the project universAAL from 2010 until 2014. This continued into the large-scale-pilot project ReAAL from 2013 to 2016, where he led the software adaptation work package. He also collaborates in several other research and development tasks related to the field of Ambient Intelligence and Ambient-Assisted Living and Internet of Things, such as, currently, INTER-IoT, MyCyFAPP and Council of Coaches.
Lucía Aparici Tortajada
Researcher
Lucía Aparici Tortajada
Telecommunications Engineer by Universitat Politècnica de València in 2012 and Master in Biomedical Engineering in 2016. She has more than 7 years of experience in research both in private companies and in the university field. Her field of research has varied from medical image analysis to obtain imaging biomarkers, through biosignal analysis, analysis of the processes of different diseases by means of process mining, to her current focus of research, focused on empowering the older people in loneliness. She has also participated in the application for numerous projects at the local, community, national, but especially European level, all focused on the biomedical, health and well-being of people fields, and has experience in their technical management. She is currently pursuing doctoral studies, focusing her research on the application of process mining techniques in the field of health and well-being.
Manuel Traver Salcedo
Web Developer
Manuel Traver Salcedo
Technical Engineer in I.T. Management at Valencia Polytechnic University. Currently responsible for research on Health and the Internet. His work spans 10 years of activity as a researcher in the ITACA-SABIEN group and is currently focused on projects on health-related to the internet, ranging from the development of portals with information and health content to studies on the use and integration of social media within the medical environment (Health 2.0). He has developed a great variety of projects, the highlights of which are educarensalud.org, observatic.com and salupedia.org
María Martínez Piqueras
Responsible of Technical Office
María Martínez Piqueras
Industrial Engineer at Valencia Polytechnic University. She has participated in the area of e-health and in the coordination and management of diverse projects, both at national and European level. Also within the area of e-health, she has worked on the assessment of functional specifications for web applications and Apps for user needs. She is currently focused on the management of RDI, and responsible for the department of Organisation and Quality Control.
Advisory Board
Luis Marco Ruíz
Expert on OpenEHR
Luis Marco Ruíz
Luis Marco-Ruiz, PhD, is a data engineer who focuses his work on the adoption of information standards and terminologies for clinical data reuse and clinical decision support. He holds an MSc in Applied Statistics and a PhD in Health Science.
Since 2007 Dr Marco-Ruiz has participated as a developer, advisor, and researcher in private- and public-funded projects in Norway, Germany, the UK, and Spain. In 2013 he joined the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research where he works in the development of national data reuse infrastructures and advises the Norwegian health authorities on the adoption of clinical information standards and biomedical ontologies. In addition, he works as a semantic interoperability specialist at the Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics (Hannover Medical School) developing a cross-institutional data reuse network involving major German University Hospitals.”
Vicente Traver Salcedo
Director of SABIEN
Vicente Traver Salcedo
Dr. Telecommunications Engineer from the Polytechnic University of Valencia. His R&D and technology transfer activities are focused on telemedicine and e-health, leading the SABIEN (Technological Innovations for Health and Well-being) group at ITACA Professor at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, teaching since 2001 on related subjects with ICT and health. Member of the Academic Commission of the Interuniversity Master of Biomedical Engineering, where he is also a professor. He has participated in more than 30 European and national R&D projects and 15 research agreements with companies in the telemedicine and e-health sector. Author of 20 articles in an international magazine and 10 in a national magazine, and more than 120 papers at international and national conferences. FENIN expert for Prospective Technological Study in e-health. Founder of several companies in the Health and Wellness sector, Coordinator of the research microcluster ‘Innovative Technologies for Health and Active and Healthy Aging’. Editor of the book ‘The patient and social networks’, supported by the Vodafone Foundation and various monographs on health and social networks with Diario Médico. Organizer of the IEEE Biomedical Health Informatics 2014 congress and of different international congresses and workshops.
Ignacio Basagoiti
Medical Researcher
Ignacio Basagoiti
General Practitioner at Valencia Polytechnic University. Combines his clinical practice in Primary Care with his research work with the ITACA-SABIEN group and its spin-off Technological Solutions for Health and Well-being (TSB). His pursuits are focused on the use of ICT for Health and Safety. He develops projects and gives courses and conferences in the fields of e-health, social media, participative medicine, active aging, preventative medicine, communication and health, etc, etc. He is currently coordinating platforms such as Salupedia (www.salupedia.com), focusing on the collaborative work on information directed to the patient, and the ‘Permanent Observatory of ICTs in Health’ (ObservaTICs – www.observatics.org) which analyses the use of social media for hospitals and medical organisations. He is co-editor of the blog ‘Collaborative Health’ (www.saludcolaborativa.org) where he shares his personal vision on the relation between health and technology.
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