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Hospitals are moving AI/ML‑powered tools into routine care, but evidence‑based practice must extend to the data, not just the model. Today that evidence is buried in opaque pipelines that normalise, harmonise and clean messy inputs, leaving leaders and oversight bodies unable to see or evaluate the assumptions embedded upstream. This session focuses on how that gap has become a systemic trust problem for healthcare organisations and introduces provenance-by-design and compliance-as-code as organisational approaches for turning data preparation into inspectable evidence that supports informed sign-off and responsible AI use.

When Örebro University Hospital launched its thrombectomy program in 2021, it integrated advanced AI-based image analysis and mobile applications directly into the clinical workflow. The impact was immediate. By 2022, the unit achieved the highest intervention rate in Sweden, treating 21% of all ischemic stroke patients with thrombectomy—without any increase in morbidity or mortality. This session demonstrates how digital tools and automated detection can dramatically increase patient access to life-saving interventions.

Presentation reviewing the importance of trustworthy AI in healthcare. Mechanisms for trust and improved compliance in delivering care.What is needed, why, and how to implement safely.

Swedish healthcare is undergoing a shift where data is no longer just something stored – it’s becoming a strategic resource that drives development, quality, and innovation. Across Sweden, the Nordics, and Europe, initiatives are underway to make healthcare data more accessible, useful, and secure – both in everyday patient interactions and in research and development. In this session, we highlight lessons learned from successful efforts and outline what’s needed to succeed in the next phase of data-driven transformation.Lecturers TBD. Potentially 2 delegates from 2 european customers together with representative from Tietoevry Care.

As AI moves from pilots into clinical use, responsibility shifts from project teams to institutions. This panel examines who has the authority to approve, pause or withdraw AI systems in healthcare and what evidence is required to justify those decisions. A discussion for leaders facing real accountability beyond experimentation.

The Nordics are at the forefront of digital health innovation. With some of the world’s most advanced healthcare systems, robust digital infrastructure, and a deeply rooted culture of collaboration and innovation, the region offers a uniquely dynamic environment for health tech and life science companies alike.Driven by a strong focus on prevention, precision medicine, and research excellence, the Nordic countries are actively shaping the future of healthcare, supported by strong public-private collaboration, world-class research institutions, and vibrant life science ecosystems spanning startups, academia, industry, and healthcare providers.This session offers a comprehensive introduction to both the Nordic healthcare systems and the broader life science ecosystems in each country. You will gain insights into how the systems are structured, where the real opportunities lie, what challenges to be aware of, and why the Nordics could be your ideal next market.

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Developing effective digital therapeutic tools requires more than technology - it demands deep collaboration with end-users. This presentation shares a methodological framework for co-creating VR therapy applications with therapists, psychologists, and educators. Drawing from our experience training 400+ professionals, conducting academically validated research with 100 children, and transitioning from educational to clinical applications, we offer practical insights for anyone developing digital health solutions through community-driven innovation.

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