Vitalis is the Nordic region’s largest conference and exhibition focused on transforming healthcare and social Welfare. Digitalisation in healthcare and welfare continues to be a topical subject of the public debate today. Vitalis 2025 will be the most relevant meeting place to shed light on current issues, attracting decision-makers from the health and social welfare community to join the debate and browse the market for new solutions.
Vitalis 2025 commence with an Opening Keynote May 19 for those with a conference ticket, followed by the conference program and exhibition May 20-22. Participate in the conference program on-site, remote, or through a combination of both. Welcome to The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre in Gothenburg!
Discover Vitalis conference
Conference Programme
Participate in over 450 sessions, including more than 70 conducted in English, organized into multiple parallel tracks. Together, these sessions span over 200 hours and feature contributions from more than 700 speakers.
Selection of conference tracks
Get an overview of the program at Vitalis through the conference tracks, let them be a way to explore the program and discover new areas.
Conference topics
The Vitalis conference program spans various topics related to eHealth. Below is a curated list of key subjects that will be featured.
The program board ensures the high quality of the conference content
Let us present the members of Vitalis Program Council who are responsible for crafting the conference program based on the submitted lecture proposals. The Vitalis Program Council comprises representatives from influential organizations who collaborate to ensure the high quality of the conference program.
Activities during the conference
Awards
Multiple prestigious awards will be presented at Vitalis two of which are open for applications from the Scandinavian countries. Both the Vitalis Scholarship and HealthTech Award are presented in more detail here on our website.
eHealth Matchmaking
Scandinavia's largest matchmaking for eHealth. The aim of the event is to create win-win- situations and perhaps future collaborations between researchers, practitioners, patients and industry.