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Metasystems in healthcare: Building trustful partnerships
Learning to partner and collaborate may be the most important skill for the survival of many sectors. Our old ways of doing business don’t suffice anymore. Furthermore, the future is too fast and too complex to go at it alone. In the future, competition will happen on the level of ecosystems, not just on the … Continued
Driving innovation through the convergence of technology and healthcare
Over the years, technological convergence has increasingly gained attention in all layers of companies and organizations. This change gives rise to the creation of new applications and business models in the healthcare sector, with new consequences, challenges and practices. Innovation is at speed. But what about the implementation and strategies?
The importance of digital transformation for Flanders’ healthcare policy
(Dutch spoken session) – Update and insights on the key elements of the 2019-2024 healthcare strategy and the impact of digital transformation now and beyond 2024.
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How digital health is transforming healthcare financing
mHealthBelgium: a joint initiative by industry and government
You hear it so often: “digital is the future”, and this is also applicable to the health care domain. Apps are used on a daily basis, and everything is nowadays available mobile. But what is the difference between all those thousands of health related apps? Which one are reliable (or not)? And why? How can … Continued
Transmural digital care: who is in the lead of the change from sick-care to health-care
Plenary: Start-up track winners
Cervical fluid – potential unlocked through IoT
In this talk, you will learn: Cervical fluid basics Contraceptive potential Treatment Potential Cervical fluid – data Impedance data
Foundational Principles for Digital Health to function in and transform a Future Healthcare System
With all of the innovations that are being developed to digitally transform healthcare, there are still many conditions that need to be either changed or created de novo to support these systems, to go beyond initial adoption to the new standard of care. What foundational principles need to change? How do we use these new … Continued
Big data in healthcare in Belgium: lessons learnt and recommendations for the future
Big data is here to stay, but there are still some challenges that we need to address to make big data truly work in Belgium. During this 10-minute presentation, Dries Hens, medical doctor and co-founder of LynxCare, will explain several use cases of the use of big data within Belgian hospitals and elaborate on the … Continued
Closing thoughts
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The use of technology to advance real-world patient insights
Improving patient outcomes by making the brain measurable
Medical imaging, such as MRI or CT scans, is of paramount importance for the diagnosis and follow-up of people with brain disorders. The available scanning technology today indeed offers a unique insight into the anatomy and working of the brain. However, the result of a brain scan, the radiological report, is still largely qualitative, descriptive, … Continued
Innovative technology as an extra sense for people with diabetes
Indigo is set to disrupt the growing Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) market with a long-term insertable optical microchip. Indigo’s solution will answer the patient’s need for a hassle-free, invisible CGM without a body-worn device and will address the physician’s quest for a multi-biomarker sensor that also measures lactate and ketones besides just glucose. Personalised diabetes management will be … Continued
Plenary: Start-up track winners
Cervical fluid – potential unlocked through IoT
In this talk, you will learn: Cervical fluid basics Contraceptive potential Treatment Potential Cervical fluid – data Impedance data
Hoe technologie de zorg nog zou kunnen verbeteren
(Dutch spoken session) – Vanuit haar eigen ervaring haalt Karlien enkele voorbeelden aan waarin technologie een invloed heeft op de kwaliteit van zorg. Ze licht kort toe waar de knelpunten liggen en geeft enkele “quick wins” mee waar we alvast mee aan de slag kunnen.
iNNOCENS project: Augmented intelligence in the NICU by applying Machine Learning on patient monitoring data
The innocens project is a research and development project that aims to predict complications of prematurity by learning the computer to detect patterns in monitored vital parameters. The innocens technology provides continuous and explainable model output to the relevant stakeholders at the bedside. Swift action based on an individualised risk assessment can improve benefit and … Continued
Closing thoughts
Let’s network and visit our partners
Implementing digital health strategies for healthcare institutions – how to get organized?
Future health and care models
The present outcome of continuous research and innovation with a focus on interactive healthcare and the hospital of the future.
Legal challenges for digital health: (re)new(ed) rights and responsibilities
Innovation in healthcare also causes changes to the traditional medico-legal concepts that are the backbones of the healthcare systems. Concepts such as patient rights, medical liability and competence to act (who may do what) will need to be revised and new concepts need to be added, such as for decision support and health-robotics. In this … Continued
Plenary: Start-up track winners
Cervical fluid – potential unlocked through IoT
In this talk, you will learn: Cervical fluid basics Contraceptive potential Treatment Potential Cervical fluid – data Impedance data
How digital health contributes to Patient Empowerment as a basis for equality in the patient-doctor relationship
(Dutch spoken session) – In de machtsbalans tussen patiënt en arts heeft de arts het overwicht. Is het digitale een “power equalizer” die de balans weer in evenwicht brengt? Of heeft “digital health” niets met macht te maken?
New method for continuous monitoring of major health issues via wearables
Only 5 % of all wearables have been scientifically validated, most of them are just gadgets. Progress however is made in accuracy of wearables and mainly in algorithms to distill relevant information from objective measured data. The method that we promote is based upon longer existing scientific insight bringing the method of metabolic energy use … Continued