Program

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Day 1, Monday November 16			Day 2, Tuesday November 17
*Time*	*Subject*	*Venue*	*Time*	*Subject*	*Venue*
10.00	Registration & coffee	Rontgen	09.00	Start Conference Day 2
	Session 1: Support for a healthy life (technology)	Auditorium Einstein		Session 4: Supporting healthy sleep behavior	Auditorium Einstein
10.30	Welcome by Reinder Haakma, Philips Research Eindhoven		09.00	Strategies for Reducing Bedtime Procrastination by Joel Anderson, Univ. of Utrecht
10.35	Philips personal health programs – role of e-coaching by Annelies Goris, Philips BG Personal Health Solutions,		09.30	The autonomic perspective of sleep: a valuable tool for large scale sleep evaluation and improvement by Anda Baharav, Wingate Inst. Netanya, Sleeprate Inc., Israel
11.00	Persuasive systems design for health by Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, Univ. of Oulu, Finland		10.10	Sleepcare: persuasive strategies in e-coaching for insomnia by Robbert Jan Beun, Univ. of Utrecht
11.40	Getting Things Done about Your Health by David Allen, David Allen Comp., Amsterdam		10.10
12.20	Lunch & Posters	Rontgen	10.40	Coffee break	Rontgen
	Session 2: Promoting active lifestyles	Auditorium Einstein		Break-out sessions in smaller groups:Session 5a: e-coaching companies	Lorentz/ Zeeman Room
13.40	Active2Gether: Innovative and smart coaching strategies to promote physical activity by Saskia te Velde, VU Univ. Medical Center, Amsterdam		11.10	Gamification: beyond stars and badges by Jaap Gerretsen, QLVR Company.
14.10	The self-regulation of health behavior change by Peter Gollwitzer, Psychology Dept. of NYU and the Univ. of Konstanz and Gabriele Oettingen, Prof, of Psychology at NYU and the Univ. of Hamburg		11.20	Embedding e-health, why is it so hard to realize by Tjard de Cock Buning, VU Univ. Amsterdam
14.50	Personalization for Health Behaviour Change by Judith Masthoff, Univ. of Aberdeen, UK		11.30	An ounce of prevention is worth at least a pound of cure by Jean Gelissen, EIT Digital
			11.40	Panel Discussion
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				Session 5b: The link with clinical applications	Auditorium Einstein
			11.10	Gabriele Oettingen, Prof. of Psychology at NYU and the Univ. of Hamburg
			11.20	Clinical research in a tech-driven era; if you can’t beat’em, join ‘em”! by Jaap Trappenburg, Univ. Medical Center Utrecht
			11.30	Digital as an eHealthy Lifestyle Solution by Pēteris Zilgalvis, European Commission
			11.40	Panel discussion
15.30	Coffee break & posters	Rontgen	12.30	Lunch	Rontgen
	Session 3: E-coaching to for weight control	Auditorium Einstein		Session 6: Mental aspects for healthy lifestyles	Auditorium Einstein
16.00	Health Behavior Change and Self-Control: Seven Soft Spots for Devising Optimal Interventions by Wilhelm Hofmann, Social Cognition Center Cologne, University of Cologne, Germany		13.30	Reducing stress and anxiety in pregnant women through biofeedback: first findings by Anja Huizink, VU Univ., Dept. of Clinical Developmental Psychology, Amsterdam
16.40	Think Slim! From monitoring to intervention by Anne Roefs, Faculty of Psychology & Neuroscience, Maastricht Univ.		14.00	Spotifying Mental-health, personalise, engage and connect by Heleen Riper, Vrije Univ. Amsterdam
17.10	Drinks	The Lounge	14.40	Coffee break	Rontgen
17.55	Dinner + Lecture Koert van Mensvoort	The Lounge		Session 7: Persuasion and ethics	Auditorium Einstein
			15.10	Persuasion in e-coaching for lifestyle improvement by BJ Fogg (video presentation)
			15.25	Sincere Support. The rise of the e-coach by Jelte Timmer Rathenau Instituut, Technology Assessment, The Hague
			15.55	How to build socially robust e-coaching devices? Designers dealing with ethical and legal preconditions for societal acceptance. by Maartje Niezen, senior researcher at Tilburg University
			16.25	Responsible Innovation for Health by Jeroen van den Hoven, Prof. at Technical Univ. of Delft
			17.05	Closure by Reinder Haakma