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It sounds so easy to start working with your healthcare data to support your organization's needs and to deliver digital services to the patients. You see all this excellent digital service from other branches, so why can't we do the same? When working with healthcare data and patients, it is essential to understand the various objectives that present challenges in this process.To promote healthcare data interoperability, Halmstad University, Region Halland, Capio Ramsay Santé, Mölnlycke Healthcare, InterSystems, and Avenga are running a joint research project within the framework of the research profile CAISR Health. We will explore how multidisciplinary knowledge co-creation can drive practical interoperability in data-driven care, using standardized models such as openEHR and OMOP CDM while upholding data reliability, clinical validity, regulatory compliance, and alignment with the European Health Data Space (EHDS).

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The use and exchange of data in cancer care is essential to the provision of high-quality cancer care. To ensure that SNOMED CT meets current and future requirements, SNOMED International has entered into collaboration with a number of key global cancer data standards. The presentation will provide background to these collaborations and show how they have led to updates in the content of SNOMED CT, and how these can be used in direct patient care, cancer registries and to support research.

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This presentation shares the concept and initial results of a pioneering, scientifically founded didactic approach in German nursing education: the use of Augmented Reality (AR) patient simulations in combination with case-based learning to promote critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills. We discuss how a unique, error-tolerant learning environment is created to combat observed student deficits in clinical reasoning and contribute directly to patient safety. The DHBW Stuttgart is the first German university to implement the HoloPatient software for this purpose.

Many wellness and lifestyle apps unintentionally cross into the territory of regulated medical software. We’ll show founders, product managers, and investors how to recognise when an app becomes a medical device, the risks of ignoring this, and how to seize the opportunity instead. Practical insights from Revolve’s experience will help innovators future-proof their products.