Starting 9AM CET - Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen Time

Starting 10AM EET - Helsinki Time

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INSIGHT-DRIVEN DIGITAL HEALTH STRATEGIES

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09.00 (CET) 
WELCOME & MORNING STUDIO

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09.05

 KEYNOTE 

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATION - SHAPING THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL HEALTH CARE

Garrett Mehl, Acting Director, Department of Digital Health and Innovation, World Health Organization (CH)​

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09.25

DIGITAL ADOPTION IN HEALTHCARE SERVICES: REACTION OR REVOLUTION

Marko Rauhala, Managing director, Nordic Financial Services & Health and Public Service Growth & Sales, Accenture (FI) & 
Visa Honkanen, Director of Strategic Development, Hospital District of Helsinki and Uusimaa (HUS) (FI)

• Relations towards Digital Services - The current state

• Initialization of Digital Services in multidisciplinary environments

• Change management within this complex entity and building trust to Digital Services

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09.45

CASE: DIGITAL HEALTH AND DIGITISATION AT ​​SAHLGRENSKA

Alexander Büller, Director of Center for Digital Health &

Britt-Marie Zaman, Director of Development, Sahlgrenska University Hospital (SE)

• The challenges that Sahlgrenska and the healthcare in general face today

• Healthcare needs to take big leaps to change: how to navigate this at big hospitals like Sahlgrenska

• Solutions like digitalization and the patient centricity are key components in upcoming and ongoing challenges

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10.05

BRINGING THE POWER OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING & AI TO DRUG DISCOVERY

Raj Modi, Director of Health & Life Sciences, Oracle (UK)

• Data-driven, computationally intensive R&D processes for more streamline processes

• Adoption of innovative technologies to accelerate and expand drug discovery and development pipeline

• Can the approaches used to accelerate Pandemic Vaccines to market be repeated for other therapies?

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10.20 COFFEE BREAK​

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN HEALTHCARE

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10.35

HIGH QUALITY DATA -  THE BACKBONE OF DATA DRIVEN HEALTHCARE

Patrik Georgii-Hemming, Chief Medical Information Officer, Karolinska University Hospital (SE)

• How openEHR can make a difference in hospital tech environment

• Future of data utilization and challenges

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10.55

THE DILEMMAS IN DIGITAL HEALTHCARE
Lieven Annemans, Professor Economics of Health and Wellbeing, Ghent University and Brussels University (BE)

• Digital is not always effective nor cost-effective

• Digital should be designed to help us lead better lives, not to have our lives led by digital

• The challenge is to find effective hybrid use with still sufficient human interaction

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11.15

INTEGRATION OF DIGITAL THERAPIES TO TODAY’S HEALTHCARE

Dominick Kennerson, Global Head G4A Digital Health, Bayer (DE)​

• Major Digital Health Ecosystem Drivers & Trends

• AI Value Chain in Healthcare & Artificial Intelligence in healthcare

• All healthcare is local: what about AI and data? - A transatlantic view

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11.35
NORDIC PANEL: DIGITALLY ENABLED PROCESSES - PUSHING CARE BEYOND THE HOSPITALS
Maria Hassel, Senior Advisor and International coordinator, Swedish eHealth Agency (SE)

Jannick Brennum, Chief Medical Information Officer, Rigshospitalet (DE)

Anni Iso-Mustajärvi, Head of Business Development & Digital Health Platform, Mehiläinen (FI)

Christer Mjåset, Deputy CEO, Helseplattformen (NO)

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12.05 LUNCH BREAK

THE VISION, INNOVATION AND FUTURE OF PERSONALISED CARE

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12.25

 KEYNOTE 
HEALTH FUTURE REIMAGINED - PATIENT CENTRICITY IN CARE PLANNING

Dr. Adam Chee, Chief of Smart Health Leadership Centre, National University of Singapore (SG)

• The fundamental need for digital health transformation and innovation to be patient/human-centred by design, from the get-go

• The need is across the patient’s journey and across the continuum of care

• Patient/human-centricity should not be presented as piece-meal or silo offering, as it’s not really digital transformation then

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12.45

DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND CARE SERVICES INTO THE FUTURE

Professor George Crooks, CEO, Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (UK)

• How innovation and the considered use of next generation digital tools and services support the delivery of safe, effective and high quality healthcare

• How they can also create economic benefits for countries and regions

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13.05

DATA-DRIVEN HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS: A KEY ENABLER OF MORE SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS

Jennifer Pougnet, Global Data Policy Strategy Leader, Roche (CH)

• Data-driven healthcare requires infrastructure and foundational data policy

• This further supports use of digital tools such as AI, ML towards Learning Health Systems (LHS)

• Connectivity of these systems within countries and outside of these borders is key to delivering innovative healthcare to patients

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13.25

GENOMICS DRIVE THE NEXT MOVE IN DIGITAL HEALTHCARE

Prof. Dr. Arndt Rolfs, CEO, Arcensus (DE)

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13.45

 KEYNOTE 

REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING FOR CHRONIC PATIENTS

Bita Lyons, Telehealth Leader, Dignity Health | CommonSpirit Health (US)

• How pandemic affected to remote care planning

• The Future of Remote Care

 

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14.15
STUDIO AND WRAP-UP