Conditions

We are keen to see innovations that offer demonstrable benefits for care users and patients, staff, organisations and/or social finances. It will be seen as an advantage if the innovation has already been implemented or a decision has been taken to implement it.

In addition to a 60,000 SEK grant, the winner will have the opportunity to participate in an exclusive Deloitte Greenhouse® lab at a subsidized rate. The top three finalists will also receive half a day of coaching with Deloitte experts in the area most critical to their project, such as strategic advisory, digital expertise, or legal support.

The grant is awarded for submissions from local authorities, county councils/regions, or private healthcare providers operating on behalf of a municipality or county council/region. The grant is available to applicants from Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. It is organized by Vitalis in collaboration with Deloitte as the scholarship partner.

Grant jury

A grant jury will select the winner(s) of the grant. The jury will be made up of individuals with direct or indirect expertise in the healthcare and welfare sector.

Anyone in the healthcare and welfare sector can nominate candidates for the grant. Candidates must however be informed that they have been nominated. The decision of the jury is final.

Criteria for jury assessment:
– effects of the innovative activity
– how the innovation is implemented within the organisation
– opportunities for national application of the results
– inclusion with the application of a description of how the innovation benefits the individual (care user, user, patient, relative), staff in the municipality, county council or region, and/or the finances of the healthcare provider.

The jury consists of:
Hanna Svensson, e-patient
Johanna Ulfvarson, Senior adviser, International Coordinator, E-health Agency
Patrik Sundström, CEO, Inera
Nasim Bergman Farrokhnia, chairman of the eHealth Medical Association
Madeleine Majenburg, Digital health expert, Deloitte

General information

Three finalists will be informed during spring 2025 and will be given the opportunity to record a presentation of about 10 minutes that describes the project/service/innovation. This presentation will be published in Vitalis channels where the audience can vote for their favourite.

The grant is awarded at Vitalis Opening Ceremony, Tuesday May 20.

The finalists themselves pay for any hotel and travel to Vitalis but receive a conference card valid for all days.

Personal information that is submitted with applications will only be used by the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre to administer applications.

Important dates

March 17 – last day to apply
May 20 – award ceremony

Questions are answered by

Maria Sterner, Exhibition Manager, The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre
[email protected]