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How an intelligent data ecosystem could help patients with rare cancers
Treating rare forms of cancer often proves challenging due to the lack of knowledge and resources available, even though these types of cancer affect 20% of all cancer patients. – This is why international collaboration is so crucial, says Andreas Muth (right in the image), the Swedish lead for IDEA4RC, an EU-funded project aimed at tackling this issue. Preliminary results from the project will b...
Read moreHackathon aims to improve care for patients with multiple conditions – results will be presented at Vitalis
In late March 2025, a unique hackathon featuring Sweden’s leading healthcare IT providers will take place. – We’re optimistic that this will be a significant step forward, says Monica Winge from Health Data Sweden. The results of this hackathon will be presented two months later at Vitalis. It’s well-known that patients with multiple chronic conditions often slip through the cracks i...
Read moreAI-assisted data ecosystem for rare cancers at Vitalis 2025
PRESS RELEASE | IDEA4RC, an EU-funded project, will participate in Vitalis 2025, the Nordic region's leading conference and trade fair on the future of healthcare. The project aims to establish an intelligent data ecosystem for rare cancers to facilitate the reuse of existing health-related data from different sources. Rare cancer is a collective term for a large number of tumours, ea...
Read moreInnovation and collaboration takes the center stage at this years Vitalis
With more than 700 speakers and 400 sessions, Vitalis attracted over 6000 participants, asserting its position as the largest eHealth event in Scandinavia. “This underscores the importance of the event as more individuals recognize the need to fully capitalize on the advantages of digitalization," states Maria Sterner, Business Manager at Vitalis. Over four intensive days, the Sw...
Read moreIn a world marked by uncertainty and economic challenges, the Vitalis conference has never been more pertinent.
With over 350 compelling sessions and over 70 of them held in english, the Vitalis conference stands out as this year's paramount knowledge event for the future of healthcare. "We're witnessing a surge in activity, particularly with AI solutions and data-driven healthcare. Attending this year's conference is essential for those eager to make progress," says Hans Almvide, the conference organizer a...
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