Programpunkter

A presentation of important EHDS questions from the perspective of Region Stockholm and Karolinska University Hospital.

Sweden and Silicon Valley are two of the most innovative place in the world and both have a strong focus on applied AI. But how can better connect the two ecosystems of applied AI in precision health, collaborate and learn from each other?

Showcase Data-reuse challenges tackled with IDEA4RC solutions

Handling of health data for AI in the US and Europe vary vastly. What are the different approaches and how does that effect healthcare and the patient?

Presentation of of the Horizon Europe project, AIDAVA with specific focus on 3 aspects: architecture and technology components,  results of the evaluation of the first generation of the prototype, value of AIDAVA as interoperability enabler for the implementation of the EHDS

The infrastructure, called Cancer Image Europe, is designed to preserve the data sovereignty of providers, and provide a platform, including an Atlas of Cancer Images, for the development and benchmarking of AI tools towards Precision Medicine.EUCAIM and the Cancer Image Europe platform targets clinicians, researchers, and innovators, providing the means to finally build up validated clinical decision-making systems supporting diagnosis, treatment, and predictive medicine to benefit citizens.The project is half-way and an update of recent achievements will be presented.

You don’t want to miss this if you are a nurse. If you are a manager, you shouldn’t. HELPINGLY is a digital platform enabling diversified alarms at hospitals. By the bed, via smartphones and tablets. A nurse who knows just a little more about why a patient called for help, can deliver better service with less effort and fewer steps. HERE IS HOW: If a patient needs urgent medical help, the RED button will call for medically certified nurses directly. If a patient needs any other assistance by the bed, the ORANGE button will call for staff suitable for these issues. If a patient just has a question, tapping the YELLOW button gives her/him the choice to check the department’s Q&A section – or wait for a nurse to come to the bed. Welcome to our Open Stage talk, or check out our demo: B09:60.

Problem space: There is a lot of buzz around the main standards in the field of medical informatics: FHIR and OMOP. They seem to be similar, but then are very different, in their use cases, in their approach to managing the structural and semantic space, in their way to operationalize and develop the standard, in their rigidity or flexibility, in their way to be adopted by a global community, in their way to measure success. Some folks are trying to move towards merger, convert from one to the other, usurp each others main use cases or even deny their raison d'etre.

Join Rachel Dunscombe, CEO of openEHR International, and Grahame Grieve, Product Director of HL7 FHIR, in a dynamic fireside chat exploring the evolving collaboration between openEHR and FHIR. This session will shed some light on how their synergistic efforts are shaping the global interoperability landscape and its impact on EU regulatory efforts.

Panel Discussion  Welcome to this panel discussion, moderated by Square One Stockholm. Join us for an engaging conversation on emerging technologies and trends in prediction and prevention.  What exciting opportunities lie ahead in this field? How can healthcare professionals, patients, researchers, entrepreneurs, and companies collaborate more effectively to drive innovation and improve outcomes?    Networking & Mingling  Stay after the panel to enjoy a drink, network, and continue the conversation.     16:00 – 16:50 | Panel Discussion   16:45– 18:30 | Networking & Mingling 
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The presentation will focus on explaining how IHE works, how IHE has evolved in the FHIR and EHDS era and more specifically why testing and the testing continuum are of critical importance in the successful development of Digital Healthcare transformation processes that incorporate interoperability transactions.

The California/US way of supporting innovation and research contra Sweden? What are the differences and what could be the better way? How do we ensure scientific quality of AI in precisions health? Whose responsibility is it to make sure that all infrastructure is in place and that we are working long term not with projects only?