3^rd International Conference on Healthcare Informatics and Wellness May 11-12, 2020 Munich, Germany

Doctor, Family Medicine Specialist, Master in Population and Health, Doctor in Collective Health, Post doctor in Social Anthropology, Post doctor in Medical Anthropology, Postdoctor in Politics and Health. He is a professor at the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico and the Intercultural University of the State of Mexico. Lines of academic activity: Collective Health.

Lines of academic activity: Collective Health.

Dr Ismaeel Almakrami is a Health Informatics Consultant who works with the Vision Realization Office (VRO) to plan, execute, supervise, and analyze Ministry of Health (MoH) National Transformation Program. Dr Almakrami believes that Technology is one of the key solutions to achieve national promised goals of transformation program. Dr Almakrami has worked to expand technology uses in different of healthcare institutions at Najran region since he came back from the UK. Dr Almakrami is a PhD certified, well-trained and has published couple of scientific papers in a number of national and global magazines.

Dr Almakrami believes that Technology is one of the key solutions to achieve national promised goals of transformation program.

Attentive and detail-oriented medical doctor with over 20 years experience, I have experience in both administrative and clinical duties and a true passion for helping people in the health profession. A well-presented, self-motivated and confident medical graduate who has extensive knowledge of how to successfully assess the medial needs of patients and then develop and implement suitable treatment plans for them. After the first visit to the ATA conference in 1999 (USA, Salt Lake City) began to implement telemedicine projects in Ukraine. In September 1999 the first time in Ukraine, he implement videoconferencing between Kyiv and Ternopil on ISDN technology. Since 2000, he introduced distance-learning education in Ternopil Medical University. Oral speaker at Telemedicine Conferenses in USA (2016, 2018), Belorussia (2018), Kazakhstan (2019).

Total 42 1. Telerehabilitation of Patients with Injuries of the Lower Extremities. Tsvyakh Andriy I. and Hospodarskyy Andriy J.. Telemedicine and e-Health. December 2017, 23(12): 1011-1015. 2. Experience of Implementation of Patients's Guide To Ukrainian Hospitals and Medical Center. Hospodarskyy Andriy. American Telemedicine Association 2014 Concurrent Poster Presentations Abstract Index/Telemedicine and e-Health, 2014, 15(s1): 92-126. 3. Intraoperative evaluation of bowel viability by pulse oximeter oxygen saturation in the patients with colon obstruction. Hospodarskyy A. et al. VII International coloproctology congress. May 2011, 9:57-61

A well presented, self motivated and confident medical graduate who has extensive knowledge of how to successfully assess the medial needs of orthopedic patients and then develop and implement suitable treatment plans for them. Having exceptional multi-tasking and organisational skills, all of which are imperative when working closely with Physicians or other health care professionals. Chief of department of traumatology, orthopedic and military surgery in I. Horbachevskyy Ternopil Medical University, Ukraine. Since 2000, he took part in implementation of telemedicine projects in Ukraine. Author of 47 medical journal articles and co-author of one book on traumatology and orthopedic for medical students. Oral speaker at Telemedicine Conferenses in USA (2016, 2018), Belorussia (2018), Kazakhstan (2019).

RESEARCH ACTIVITY & PRESENTATION Total 47 1. Telerehabilitation of Patients with Injuries of the Lower Extremities. Tsvyakh Andriy I. and Hospodarskyy Andriy J.. Telemedicine and e-Health. December 2017, 23(12): 1011-1015. 2. Analysis of Clinical Effective Risks in Victims with Concomitant Pelvic Injuries. Tsvyakh AI, Huriev SO. Trauma. October 2015, 16(4):35-40. 3. Clinico-epidemiologic and clinico-nosologic characteristic of the hip trauma as a component of polysystemic damage. Huriev SO, Tsvyakh AI. Klinichna khirurhiia. September 2014, 9:57-61