Sessions

Equal access to health data is far from reality today and there is a lack of comparison between countries. To motivate, understand and increase progress, we start from the position that highlighting current status, sharing evidence related to practices and policies, and identifying major enablers and obstacles across national and regional boundaries is necessary. Therefore, we have invited panel participants to introduce five different countries, representing five different stages of and approaches to patients’ ORA implementation.

In our sector, the major cloud discussion the last few years focused on data protection - what data can we store in the cloud, and in which cloud? This talk takes a different approach and ignores the cloud as an outsourcing model. Instead, principles and methods for modern cloud technology are highlighted. Correctly adopted, they enable any software developing organization to accelerate the pace of innovation. This effect can even be achieved without migrating to the cloud, and without compromising data protection and regulatory compliance. 

Health Data Hub is a health data platform put in place by the French government to combine existing health databases and facilitate their usage for research and development purposes. It was launched in December 2019.  This presentation will, among other things, be about how the work is organised and what benefits that has come out of the Health Data Hub. 

With an already existing pathway for digital therapeutics (DTx) and a new permanent reimbursement mechanism for remote monitoring, France is becoming the country with the most advanced reimbursement system for digital health. This presentation will give an overview of what these new pathways entail.

Welcome to a networking event organized by Business Finland, Viexpo and the Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare for healthcare professionals from the public and private sector. This is an excellent opportunity to discuss innovation in smart ageing and care and explore collaboration opportunities with different stakeholders. Light food and beverages will be served.
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How do you go from being a novice to becoming skilled in biomedical and health informatics, if you’re not on the list for comprehensive and formal education within the field? We studied this and will present our insights.

More than 40% of the adult population suffers from functional gastrointestinal disorders, now considered disorders of the “gut-brain axis” (GBA) interactions, a very complex bidirectional neural, endocrine, immune, and humoral communication system modulated by the microbiota. To help discover, understand, and manage GBA disorders, the OnePlanet research center is developing digital twins focused on the GBA, combining novel sensors with artificial intelligence algorithms providing descriptive, diagnostic, predictive or prescriptive feed-back.

The German DiGA process has raised international interest, with more than 30 digital solutions which has received temporary or permanent reimbursement. In this session there will be an overview of the process and summary of how the insurance companies see the process. What can we learn from their experience?

Egenmonitorering kommer vara ett normalt inslag i framtidens vård, det kommer kräva nya teknologier och verktyg. Att vara medborgare och  patient på en vårdmarknad med tusentals aktörer och och extremt många datapunkter kräver nya sätt att interagera på. I en decentraliserad värld kan medborgaren samla och nyttiggöra data från multipla källor samt dela datan för ökat värdeskapande och person anpassad vård. MyData operatör eller Data intermediaries inom ett framtida European Health Data Space (EHDS) kräver inte bara certifiering utan även etisk styrning för ökad tillit. Var står vi idag, efter att under våren ha jobbat med Diabetes som användarfall, vad behöver vi fortsatt utveckla och vilka styrmedel krävs för att skapa tillit i den nya data delningsekonomin.