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17:26

Radio is still a key medium for health awareness campaigns in Africa

Asad Lilani, director of political strategy at the Access Challenge notes that while social media campaigns are effective to reach large urban audiences, radio remains a vital way to convey health information to many people in rural areas of Africa.

Radio is still a key medium for health awareness campaigns in Africa
Asad Lilani, director of political strategy at the Access Challenge notes that while social media campaigns are effective to reach large urban audiences, radio remains a vital way to convey health information to many people in rural areas of Africa.
17:26
10:03

How pharmacogenomics could impact health and care at scale

Videha Sharma, clinical innovation lead at the University of Manchester, says expanding pharmacogenomics use could offer the opportunity to avoid harmful side effects and make medicines more effective from the start.

How pharmacogenomics could impact health and care at scale
Videha Sharma, clinical innovation lead at the University of Manchester, says expanding pharmacogenomics use could offer the opportunity to avoid harmful side effects and make medicines more effective from the start.
10:03
6:17

Discussion on AI for operational and clinical efficiency converging at HIMSS Europe 2024

Legislation expectations for the European health data space and the AI Act as well as discussions on the practical implementation of AI will be featured at HIMSS24 Europe, says HIMSS President and CEO Hal Wolf.

Discussion on AI for operational and clinical efficiency converging at HIMSS Europe 2024
Legislation expectations for the European health data space and the AI Act as well as discussions on the practical implementation of AI will be featured at HIMSS24 Europe, says HIMSS President and CEO Hal Wolf.
6:17
10:42

Clinician-entrepreneurs are bridging the gap between innovation and implementation

Digital health innovation draws more doctors, but trust building requires boosting awareness and education, says Dr. Diana van Stijn, cofounder and chief medical officer at Lapsi Health.

Clinician-entrepreneurs are bridging the gap between innovation and implementation
Digital health innovation draws more doctors, but trust building requires boosting awareness and education, says Dr. Diana van Stijn, cofounder and chief medical officer at Lapsi Health.
10:42
11:41

AI is at risk of becoming 'massively inequitable'

"We are starting to make the same mistake with AI that we've already made with data in the last 20 years, where we invested in digital tools and technology, and we didn't realize that data were the asset," says the OECD's Eric Sutherland.

AI is at risk of becoming 'massively inequitable'
"We are starting to make the same mistake with AI that we've already made with data in the last 20 years, where we invested in digital tools and technology, and we didn't realize that data were the asset," says the OECD's Eric Sutherland.
11:41
9:13

How micro-courses could be the powerhouse for workforce upskilling

Digital health courses need to be embedded into existing curricula, either as extended certifications to micro-content pieces, says Dr Georgi Chaltikyan of Germany's Deggendorf Institute of Technology.

How micro-courses could be the powerhouse for workforce upskilling
Digital health courses need to be embedded into existing curricula, either as extended certifications to micro-content pieces, says Dr Georgi Chaltikyan of Germany's Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
9:13
10:36

Engaging Danish patients in their care through digitalization

In 2024, Denmark plans to enable patients to record outcomes through their national health portal, says Mette Maria Skjøth, RN, department head at the Dermatology and Allergy Centre of Odense University Hospital.

Engaging Danish patients in their care through digitalization
In 2024, Denmark plans to enable patients to record outcomes through their national health portal, says Mette Maria Skjøth, RN, department head at the Dermatology and Allergy Centre of Odense University Hospital.
10:36
8:11

Affordability and accessibility of digital health technologies are major patient concerns

Patients are concerned that healthcare's digital transformation could worsen existing health inequalities, especially the digital divide, says Gözde Susuzlu Briggs, programme manager for the European Patients' Forum.

Affordability and accessibility of digital health technologies are major patient concerns
Patients are concerned that healthcare's digital transformation could worsen existing health inequalities, especially the digital divide, says Gözde Susuzlu Briggs, programme manager for the European Patients' Forum.
8:11
9:07

Why open source development of AI in healthcare should be embraced

Bart de Witte, founder of Hippo AI Foundation, says open source AI is transparent, peer reviewed, widely available, creates equity and encourages collaboration in innovation, but challenges remain.

Why open source development of AI in healthcare should be embraced
Bart de Witte, founder of Hippo AI Foundation, says open source AI is transparent, peer reviewed, widely available, creates equity and encourages collaboration in innovation, but challenges remain.
9:07
11:21

Italy wants to use AI to improve primary care

The country is introducing AI in primary care to assist physicians in analyzing large volumes of clinical data from digital applications and medical devices, says Marco Marchetti, head of the HTA operational unit at AGENAS.

Italy wants to use AI to improve primary care
The country is introducing AI in primary care to assist physicians in analyzing large volumes of clinical data from digital applications and medical devices, says Marco Marchetti, head of the HTA operational unit at AGENAS.
11:21
4:47

Dutch health ministry draws inspiration from other countries

Abigail Norville, deputy secretary general of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands, says her government is interested in how Europe and the U.S. are addressing their diverse populations' needs with healthcare legislation.

Dutch health ministry draws inspiration from other countries
Abigail Norville, deputy secretary general of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands, says her government is interested in how Europe and the U.S. are addressing their diverse populations' needs with healthcare legislation.
4:47
5:22

(Sponsored) Encouraging cultural competency for international digital health companies

Alfredo Almerares, clinical executive manager at InterSystems, believes that understanding regional differences in clinical communication and workflows can determine the success of healthcare technology providers’ global expansion.

(Sponsored) Encouraging cultural competency for international digital health companies
Alfredo Almerares, clinical executive manager at InterSystems, believes that understanding regional differences in clinical communication and workflows can determine the success of healthcare technology providers’ global expansion.
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Radio is still a key medium for health awareness campaigns in Africa
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How pharmacogenomics could impact health and care at scale
Play video Discussion on AI for operational and clinical efficiency converging at HIMSS Europe 2024
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Discussion on AI for operational and clinical efficiency converging at HIMSS Europe 2024
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Clinician-entrepreneurs are bridging the gap between innovation and implementation

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11:41

AI is at risk of becoming 'massively inequitable'

"We are starting to make the same mistake with AI that we've already made with data in the last 20 years, where we invested in digital tools and technology, and we didn't realize that data were the asset," says the OECD's Eric Sutherland.

AI is at risk of becoming 'massively inequitable'
"We are starting to make the same mistake with AI that we've already made with data in the last 20 years, where we invested in digital tools and technology, and we didn't realize that data were the asset," says the OECD's Eric Sutherland.
11:41
9:13

How micro-courses could be the powerhouse for workforce upskilling

Digital health courses need to be embedded into existing curricula, either as extended certifications to micro-content pieces, says Dr Georgi Chaltikyan of Germany's Deggendorf Institute of Technology.

How micro-courses could be the powerhouse for workforce upskilling
Digital health courses need to be embedded into existing curricula, either as extended certifications to micro-content pieces, says Dr Georgi Chaltikyan of Germany's Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
9:13
10:36

Engaging Danish patients in their care through digitalization

In 2024, Denmark plans to enable patients to record outcomes through their national health portal, says Mette Maria Skjøth, RN, department head at the Dermatology and Allergy Centre of Odense University Hospital.

Engaging Danish patients in their care through digitalization
In 2024, Denmark plans to enable patients to record outcomes through their national health portal, says Mette Maria Skjøth, RN, department head at the Dermatology and Allergy Centre of Odense University Hospital.
10:36
8:11

Affordability and accessibility of digital health technologies are major patient concerns

Patients are concerned that healthcare's digital transformation could worsen existing health inequalities, especially the digital divide, says Gözde Susuzlu Briggs, programme manager for the European Patients' Forum.

Affordability and accessibility of digital health technologies are major patient concerns
Patients are concerned that healthcare's digital transformation could worsen existing health inequalities, especially the digital divide, says Gözde Susuzlu Briggs, programme manager for the European Patients' Forum.
8:11
9:07

Why open source development of AI in healthcare should be embraced

Bart de Witte, founder of Hippo AI Foundation, says open source AI is transparent, peer reviewed, widely available, creates equity and encourages collaboration in innovation, but challenges remain.

Why open source development of AI in healthcare should be embraced
Bart de Witte, founder of Hippo AI Foundation, says open source AI is transparent, peer reviewed, widely available, creates equity and encourages collaboration in innovation, but challenges remain.
9:07
11:21

Italy wants to use AI to improve primary care

The country is introducing AI in primary care to assist physicians in analyzing large volumes of clinical data from digital applications and medical devices, says Marco Marchetti, head of the HTA operational unit at AGENAS.

Italy wants to use AI to improve primary care
The country is introducing AI in primary care to assist physicians in analyzing large volumes of clinical data from digital applications and medical devices, says Marco Marchetti, head of the HTA operational unit at AGENAS.
11:21
4:47

Dutch health ministry draws inspiration from other countries

Abigail Norville, deputy secretary general of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands, says her government is interested in how Europe and the U.S. are addressing their diverse populations' needs with healthcare legislation.

Dutch health ministry draws inspiration from other countries
Abigail Norville, deputy secretary general of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands, says her government is interested in how Europe and the U.S. are addressing their diverse populations' needs with healthcare legislation.
4:47
5:22

(Sponsored) Encouraging cultural competency for international digital health companies

Alfredo Almerares, clinical executive manager at InterSystems, believes that understanding regional differences in clinical communication and workflows can determine the success of healthcare technology providers’ global expansion.

(Sponsored) Encouraging cultural competency for international digital health companies
Alfredo Almerares, clinical executive manager at InterSystems, believes that understanding regional differences in clinical communication and workflows can determine the success of healthcare technology providers’ global expansion.
5:22