Programpunkter

Join the poster walk for Digitalisation & eHealth and Patient & Public Involvement, where a selection of posters within the themes are highlighted and presented. Meet the moderator for the poster walk outside of G4. The moderator will hold a sign with the text "Poster walk - Digitalisation & eHealth and Patient & Public Involvement". An audio support through teams to better hear presenters will be available, so you can bring your headphones if you wish to use it. Make sure to also have teams downloaded on your phone.

Join the poster walk for Comprehensive & Integrated Care and Healthcare Governance, where a selection of posters within the themes are highlighted and presented. Meet the moderator for the poster walk outside of G4. The moderator will hold a sign with the text "Poster walk - Comprehensive & Integrated Care and Healthcare Governance". An audio support through teams to better hear presenters will be available, so you can bring your headphones if you wish to use it. Make sure to also have teams downloaded on your phone.

Join the poster walk for People of Old Age and Evaluation of Interventions, where a selection of posters within the themes are highlighted and presented. Meet the moderator for the poster walk outside of G4. The moderator will hold a sign with the text "Poster walk - People of Old Age and Evaluation of Interventions". An audio support through teams to better hear presenters will be available, so you can bring your headphones if you wish to use it. Make sure to also have teams downloaded on your phone.

Europe is preparing for the European Health Data Space (EHDS), but what does it truly take to run a large secondary‑use health data project under a national access body that spans multiple data controllers and modalities? This presentation offers research-side insights from Finland in running a large Findata‑governed project combining EHR and CT imaging data for lung cancer risk assessment and diagnosis. The talk reflects on what we encountered across the life cycle of real-world health data: data discovery, contractual arrangements, data quality assessment, challenges of large data sets, data models and data usage in secure processing environment. The goal is to offer an experience-based view of how complex secondary-use health data projects operate, and how these observations can influence future health data and AI research, especially aligned with the EHDS principles.

War draws our attention to the front line, but the real test may be elsewhere.For every acute trauma patient, there are hundreds of people with chronic disease, the elderly, the vulnerable. When healthcare is scaled back to the basics, they will rely on primary care to survive.Should that care fail, the human cost can be extreme.How can a tried and tested system from northern Sweden serve rural Ukraine, and how can the Ukrainian experience help Sweden maintain access to the essentials, if the worst were to happen?

Who winns the Healthtech Award 2026? Welcome to the award ceremony where the winner will be presented! More information to follow

The VALO pilot is a multi‑country federated research study in non‑small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) across the Nordics using the OMOP Common Data Model. This session will share key outcomes from the study as well as lessons learned and recommendations from coordinating and conducting a study between University Hospitals in Norway, Finland, and Denmark. We discuss learnings from technical, informatics, governance, and organizational perspectives, and present recommendations for future collaborative health‑data research in the Nordics.The session will end with a discussion with key stakeholders on their reflections and key takeaways for moving Sweden forward in OMOP conversions of data and federated analytics.

In 2025, Primary Health Care Centre No. 4 (CCN4) in Kryvyi Rih, in partnership with ImagineCare, implemented a proof-of-concept (POC) Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) project targeting patients with heart failure and hypertension—two of the most prevalent and high-risk cardiovascular conditions among its population. Using a digital health platform for real-time data collection, the initiative enabled continuous remote monitoring, early identification of health deterioration, and timely medical intervention. The project was designed to improve clinical outcomes, reduce emergency hospitalizations, and optimize healthcare delivery for patients with chronic conditions.A case presentation followed by a short panel on the learning opportunities through collaboration between Sweden and Ukraine

Authors: Sil Aarts, Mohammad Fayazi, Katya Sion

Authors: Patience Afulani

Oral

Authors: Sandra Saade, Susanna Nordin, Kevin McKee, Marie Elf, Johan Borg

Authors: Kathrin Stoll (Presenter), Kathrin Stoll, Karen Hodge, Bhavya Reddy, Rohan D’Souza, Wanda Phillips-Beck, Nisha Malhotra, Régine Tremblay, Raymonde Gagnon, Sylvie Levesque, Ali Tatum, Saraswathi Vedam

Authors: Madelene Törnblom, Kari Rönkkö, Kerstin Ådahl, Staffan Karlsson, Ulrika Olsson Möller, Anna Nivestam

Authors: Sylvie Lévesque, Emma Losier Bédard, Sophie Gilbert