Programpunkter

Poster session 1 (see also poster walks: 5 May 2026); Authors: Erik Nilsson

Poster session 1 (see also poster walks: 5 May 2026); Authors: Dominique Duquette, Richard Sawatzky, Joakim Öhlén, Kara Schick-Makaroff

Poster session 1 (see also poster walks: 5 May 2026); Authors: Marit Kristiansen, Camilla Anker-Hansen

Poster session 1 (see also poster walks: 5 May 2026); Authors: Louise Johnson, Beth Clark, Lyndsay Court, Hayden Kirk, Matthew Wood, Sharon Jackson, Luisa Holt, Mari Carmen Portillo

Poster session 1 (see also poster walks: 5 May 2026); Authors: Ben Sander

This presentation introduces Locus Core, an advanced solution that uses real-time data and predictive algorithms to optimize scheduling and resource coordination in healthcare. It demonstrates why traditional planning systems are insufficient and how smarter allocation can improve both efficiency and patient outcomes.

Learn how HealthTech startups and initiatives can boost visibility, AI traffic, and citations from LLMs. This session provides a data-driven framework for Generative Engine Optimization, offering practical strategies for digital, and business teams to become the first trusted answer in AI-powered healthcare search. We will also cover technical website optimization and highlight which health media sources are most frequently cited by AI, helping startups maximize reach and audience engagement.”

OneClinic has improved productivity and solved logistics problems with modern technology in Finnish healthcare more than 10 years. They also do collaboration with counties and authorities in preparedness issues. Recently OC Logistics solution was taken in to use together with THL (Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare) and RescEU project to manage vaccines and other national wide preparedness critical materials. OneClinic is now expanding to Sweden. Come to learn how to make logistics more productive and secure your preparedness in materials and pharmaceuticals easily.

Bringing HealthTech products to market isn’t like selling SaaS. This session presents a  go-to-market playbook for regulated markets, showing startups how to turn pilots into real traction fast. Learn practical steps to position your solution, engage early customers, navigate compliance, and build measurable momentum in your first three months.

En strategisk presentation från kommissionen med fokus på EC förväntningar, förhoppningar och insatser i relation till EHDS. 

No single institution can go it alone anymore. Nordic university hospitals are increasingly reaching across borders - sharing experiences, building partnerships, and recognising that only together can we create healthcare that is truly sustainable and robust. The Nordic countries hold a unique global asset: the world's most complete health registries, high public trust, and 28 million citizens whose data could drive the next generation of treatments and care. But realising this potential demands more than good intentions - it requires committed collaboration between hospitals, industry, and policymakers. This session brings together leaders from across the Nordic region to explore what that collaboration looks like in practice, and what it will take to turn shared ambition into shared impact.

Faced with the challenges of increased demand for healthcare services and budgetary requirements, Oslo University Hospital partnered with KPMG to build a solution using AI technology to streamline the process from plan to execution of an optimized surgical schedule. Learn how this data driven approach helped the hospital to structure their planning towards a common goal from top management to the clinicians in the ORs.

This session will showcase how Sahlgrenska University Hospital creates impact through strategic partnerships. A concrete example is a collaborative research project together with Medtronic - digital twin in cardiology - aiming at developing an AI model of aortic stenosis patients that supports patient specific evaluation and guide treatment decisions while decreasing workload for clinicians.

During this lecture you will be introduced to an ongoing multidisciplinary research project within Västra Götalandsregionen with the goal to highlight the potential and challenges in creating synthetic patient journals for AI development in primary care.

How can research in digital health become an integrated part of driving and anchoring the digital transformation of health care?

We are going to discuss accelerating advances in science, data and technology are opening up new opportunities to save lives, prevent disease and redesign care pathways, placing university hospitals at the centre of care, research and innovation. In this closing panel, invited by the CEO of Sahlgrenska University Hospital, leaders from government, academia, healthcare and industry will explore what it takes to build and run a university hospital that is globally attractive for patients, clinicians, researchers and partners in life sciences. The discussion will be explicitly action‑oriented, focusing on how the Swedish national life science strategy can be translated into concrete decisions on clinical research, precision health and data‑driven innovation. The panel will also examine how to design public–private partnerships and data collaborations that create real value for patients and society, while respecting clear ethical and legal boundaries. Participants are expected to leave with a short, clear action list: what to start, what to stop and what to scale to help university hospitals lead in life sciences in the coming decade.