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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.

As AI promises to transform healthcare, significant gaps remain between theoretical potential and responsible real-world implementation that addresses patient experience concerns and ethical considerations. This panel brings together leaders in AI-based data curation, cancer imaging infrastructure, and clinical implementation to examine how far we've come in building responsible AI tools and what breakthroughs we can realistically expect as we navigate the complex regulatory landscape of the AI Act, MDR, and EHDS.

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.

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.

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?

This panel explores how Europe can approach health data standardization in a way that is both purpose-driven and implementation-ready. Moderated by Alexander Berler (IHE), the session brings together perspectives from Inera, SNOMED International, Cambio , and CEN/TC 251 to discuss how standards like FHIR, openEHR, SNOMED CT, and OMOP can be applied effectively across diverse healthcare settings. Panelists will address how to align national strategies with EHDS objectives while keeping interoperability practical and scalable.

What are key insights from the day of AI in precision health - similarities and differences between Sweden and California? What are concrete steps we can take to work together?

This session presents ongoing work to harmonize the FHIR base profiles of different Nordic countries and how to align this with European efforts

The future of healthcare is data-driven. Clinical documentation in the form of electronic recording of discrete data, its use, re-use and exchange is vital to providing improved care and generating new real-world evidence. In this presentation, join us to:-discover how SNOMED CT and emerging standardized implementation resources can help your organization build targeted electronic health record solutions and-discuss the SNOMED CT Nutrition Care Process Terminology (NCPT) Implementation Guide as a prototype of collaborative global clinical engagement that supports digital advancement and real-world evidence research in the area of nutrition and dietetics care.

Multimorbidity, the coexistence of two or more chronic conditions, represents a pressing challenge for healthcare systems in Europe as populations age and the prevalence of complex health conditions rises. Current healthcare models, which are often siloed and reactive, fail to meet the interdependent needs of multimorbid persons (PMM). The CareMatrix Challenge under the EU Horizon 2020 framework seeks to address these gaps by fostering the development of scalable, patient-centered, and interoperable solutions.The INCA (Integrated Care) solution, developed by a consortium of clinical, academic, and technological partners, offers a comprehensive response to this challenge. Built on a telemedicine platform provided by Doole Health, INCA combines clinical expertise from Fight Infections Foundation and Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute with academic contributions from the Open University of Catalonia and the Norwegian Centre for E-Health Research. Together, the consortium has created a solution that emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and patient empowerment.The INCA platform consists of a mobile app for patients and caregivers and a web-based interface for healthcare professionals. Features include tailored questionnaires for early identification of PMM, an electronic health and social record, shared care plans, a messaging system, and a clinical decision-support system. The platform’s gamified tools promote adherence to treatment and healthy habits, while its multichannel communication framework ensures seamless coordination across care levels. A standout capability of INCA is its ability to integrate diverse data sources, including social and behavioral information, enabling a holistic overview of patient health.Compliant with the principles of the European Health Data Space, INCA ensures secure, high-speed data exchange while leveraging an open-source infrastructure for interoperability. The platform’s flexibility allows for customization to meet the unique requirements of various healthcare systems, legal contexts, and care pathways, facilitating deployment across diverse settings.To validate its usability, functionality, and impact, the INCA solution will undergo clinical testing at three European sites: Region Skåne (Sweden), Vestre Viken (Norway), and Osakidetza (Spain). These evaluations will assess user experiences from patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, providing essential feedback to refine the solution and demonstrate its potential to transform care for multimorbid populations. Through its holistic approach and innovative design, INCA is well positioned to address the systemic challenges of multimorbidity and contribute to sustainable, integrated care.

Title: Integrating standardized nutrition terminology into electronic health records.Over the last two decades of inception, Nutrition Care Process and Terminology (NCPT) has evolved into a globally adopted standardized language model for providing critical thinking and decision-making framework that facilitates good nutritional care practices and supports impact assessment.  The growing need for medical data entry in structured or pre-defined formats in Electronic Health Record (EHR) System has fostered the development of NCPT reference sets in SNOMED CT. This lecture will share the outcome of the INIS (International Nutrition Care Process and Implementation Survey) study in Scandinavian countries which examined how standardized nutrition terminologies are integrated into the EHR systems.