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Dr. Waheed Arian, NHS physician and Arian Wellbeing's founder, says his company offers culturally sensitive mental health treatment for people from diverse backgrounds who often face barriers to care.
According to Dr. Gerald Lip of the UK's NHS Grampian, AI technology reduces radiologists' workloads by 30% and can help improve patient outcomes by detecting small tumors that experienced human readers might not see.
Dr. Diana van Stijn, Lapsi Health CMO, says digital health companies should work with healthcare professionals, patients and each other to develop new tools that are both usable and marketable.
Alexander Berler of IHE Catalyst explains how the organization educates vendors about the eHealth European Interoperability Framework and helps them test their products for different patient scenarios.
Petra Wilson, HIMSS senior advisor, European health policy and EU affairs, talks about showcasing six large digital health initiatives at HIMSS24 Europe to encourage them to partner and develop further.
Nana Odom, head of clinical engineering at Cleveland Clinic London, says security must be included in the design of each connected medical device and updated throughout the device’s life.
Ran Balicer, CIO of Israel's Clalit Health Services, touts that machine learning can often deliver data-driven answers to healthcare problems efficiently and reliably without the need for LLMs or generative AI.
Luca Chittaro of Italy's University of Udine says that performing medical procedures in virtual reality and 3D simulations allows students to learn without risk before working on mannequins or real patients.
Professor Anne Moen of Gravitate-Health discusses the company's G-lens, which highlights key product information in drug packaging for patients based on data from their International Patient Summary.
Emmanouil Tsiasiotis, project manager at Italy’s ALTEMS, talks about EDiHTA, a recently launched four-year multidisciplinary initiative aimed at developing a single EU-wide framework for assessing digital health tools.
Sonia Kelly, Cleveland Clinic London's director of clinical informatics, explains how the hospital's journey to achieving EMRAM Stage 6 helped staff become more aware of the value of using technology and recording data more carefully.