Interviews

At the beginning of the year, Iceland assumed the Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers. This intergovernmental organization established in 1971 is the Nordic frontrunner in promotion of healthcare innovations, health data exchange, healthcare research.

Jan Larsson, Cambio Healthcare Systems Senior Advisor on developments in the Nordic healthcare integration, how the latter can help progress in the Nordic Healthcare IT, what can be learnt from the first phase of Nordic Health 2030, what what we should do better in the second phase.

Svein Berg, the Managing Director of Nordic Innovation.

Nard Schreurs, EHiN CEO manages EHiN, one of the most significant digital health hubs and conferences in Europe. Nard Schreurs has also taken part in the first phase of Nordic Health 2030.

Dr Heinner Guio is the leading expert in research projects in genetics and is the founder of INBIOMEDIC, the first private research center, certified in Peru for molecular biology, genetics and hereditary studies.

A Non-Identifiable Data Layer On Top of Clinical Systems That Retain Memory May Be The Future of European Health Data

Legal and physical challenges to deep and wide adoption of AI in healthcare will have to be addressed in order to fully exploit the potential of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Talk with Sahil about his vision to AI in healthcare, and about ethical and legal challenges on the way to achieve this vision:

All wars come to an end, and then it is time to re-build the society in the destroyed and affected areas right from its basic pillars. Healthcare is one such societal pillar.

Discussion with Harry Salivaras about what blockchain adoption may bring to clinical trials in the future.

In Denmark, health data is used to reach a national consensus, however there is a lot to improve. What can be expected in the near future and in longer term perspectives?

Future uses of health data open up for some exciting new opportunities.

Tamira Snell dives into the relationship between the two realms, discusses how our health behaviour is likely to change in the near-, mid-, and long-term future, elaborates on challenges to this vision, and how to address them.

Quite a few efforts by the Health Team of Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies focus on something we refer to as new biology.

Dr Dimitar Georgiev is the CEO Paralax Life Sciences, but also a medical doctor, with 25+ years long experience in both worlds, in medicine and in business.

Systemic changes that digital health technologies will bring to future health & care are the topic of this interview with Dr Zoltan Lantos, Head of Department of Virtual Health Guide Methodology at Semmelweis University in Budapest.

COCIR is the European Coordination Committee of the Radiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT Industry.

This is the first part of her interview on interactions between culture and health behaviour. In this part, she elaborates upon the dynamics in health behavioural research with the advent of digital health technologies.

Digitilisation in healthcare has already achieved quite a lot. Shift from paper to digital formats has been completed in many if not most cases, hospitals use hundreds of apps on interconnected devices, they rely on digital infrastructure and interoperability standards to exchange health data.