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DigiHealthDay (DHD) is a Global Forum for Education, Research, Innovation, and Networking in Digital Health, with the theme “Global Digital Health – today, tomorrow, and beyond.” It is organized by the European Campus Rottal-Inn (ECRI), the international campus of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT), together with its partners, sponsors, and donors. DHD includes a series of events, both onsite and online, throughout the year, all centered around the theme “How are digital technologies transforming health and care around the world?” The series culminates in the main symposium, DigiHealthDayS, and the networking event, DigiHealthNight, in November.
November 2024 | DigiHealthDay @ DIT-ECRI, Pfarrkirchen, Bavaria, Germany
We wanted to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of you for your support and engagement during DigiHealthDay 2024. Whether you joined us in person in Pfarrkirchen or participated virtually, your presence made the event truly special and memorable. We thank our Principal Sponsor, MACH by x-tention; Premier Sponsor, BrightHills; Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Gesundheit, Pflege und Prävention; District of Rottal-Inn; the City of Pfarrkirchen; Sparkasse Rottal-Inn, and our valuable Partners for making this event possible.
At DigiHealthDay 2024, students and leaders sat side by side, embodying the belief that there is a student in every leader and a leader in every student. This year's gathering was a remarkable convergence of around 300 global digital health leaders, experts, and students, all united in shaping the future of digital health. From insightful discussions on AI's role in enhancing healthcare services and medicines to thought-provoking presentations on patient empowerment and innovation, the event was filled with knowledge, wisdom, inspiration, and collaborative spirit. For students, it was a rare chance to witness a revolutionary learning experience in Digital Health Education.
Featured Keynote Addresses
Esteemed speakers like Hal Wolf, CEO and President of HIMSS, shared invaluable insights on the importance of people, processes, and technology in driving meaningful innovation.
Student Presentations
We were inspired by the innovative ideas presented by students from around the world, addressing real-world healthcare challenges and offering fresh perspectives.
Engaging Dialogues
Conversation-style sessions allowed participants to delve deeper into topics and provided the opportunity to be truly part of the discussions.
For those who missed the action, details on accessing the recordings will follow soon.
Once again, thank you for being a part of this incredible journey and the 5th Jubilee Celebration. Your enthusiasm, contributions, and passion for transforming healthcare are what make DigiHealthDay a unique Global Forum for Education, Research, Innovation, and Networking in Digital Health.
We look forward to staying connected and hope to see you again at DigiHealthDayS-2025!
Warm regards,
Prof. Dr. Dipak Kalra International Invited Chair |
Prof. Dr. Horst Kunhardt Scientific Committee Chair |
Prof. Dr. Georgi Chaltikyan Organizing Committee Chair |
Lars Lindsköld (Sweden)
Participating in DigiHealthDay offers an extraordinary opportunity for us to collectively shape the future of healthcare by bringing together emerging talents and seasoned professionals. This unique blend of perspectives creates a collaborative environment where the wisdom of experience meets the energy of innovation, sparking conversations that seamlessly connect historical insights with forward-looking ambitions.
For me (personally) , the value of these in-person interactions is immeasurable; they provide a depth of understanding that goes far beyond what digital communication alone can offer. These face-to-face dialogues are essential in guiding informed decisions and advancing healthcare in a world overflowing with information created by data. As Friedrich Nietzsche insightfully noted, "The future influences the present just as much as the past," I believe this event embodies that sentiment perfectly. On behalf of the European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI), I want to thank DigiHealthDay for your tireless commitment to connecting, educating, and inspiring us all in the pursuit of progress in digital health and Informatics.
Lars Lindsköld, President EFMI
MACH by x-tention (PRINCIPAL SPONSOR)
Mr. Miguel Coelho: I have to say that I haven’t experienced anything quite like that in my 30 years of working in the IT industry: this curious mix of veterans of our trade seamlessly interacting with young graduates is truly unique, and the whole vibe and energy that results from this concoction is something to cherish dearly. The several sessions I could attend were also very interesting and at times thought-provoking, and you really managed to gather a fantastic “hardcore” group of contributors. So, it was indeed a pleasure to sponsor the 2024 DigiHealthDayS and getting to network with this amazing crowd. Thank you Georgi, thank you Anke, thank you Dima, and thank you to everyone in the student team for a job well done.
Pilar Fernandez Hermida (UK/UAE)
First cae Davos, then Pfarrvos. Five years ago, a few global healthtech experts headed to Pfarrkirchen, a remote town in Bavaria. DigiHealthDay was born. What started as a fringe event has become one of the best-kept secrets in digital health. Not for long. For its 5th edition, even Hal Wolf flew in.
Just like with the " 𝘭𝘢𝘱𝘵𝘰𝘱 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘭𝘦𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘩𝘰𝘴𝘦𝘯 " revolution (Armin Sheuer), the Deggendorf Institute of Technology proves that teaching high-tech is possible in rural areas. From Bavaria to the world, the ECRI campus has students from 100+ countries.This year's topic was AI. Natürlich. AI is here to stay and we need it to help us provision better services and medicines (DDx, biomarkers).
Angela Ahrendt (Germany)
It was a pleasure to co-host with Armin Scheuer the Ministerial session at DigiHealthDay organised by Deggendorf Institute of Technology. We travelled from Bavaria to the world and back; discussing the common challenges, visions and solutions that we need to address at every level in order to enable a data-driven global health ecosystem.
In Armin’s words, “knowledge is global, healthcare is local” so we rooted our discussion on Bavaria’s proven “Laptop and Lederhosen” approach, i.e., Bavaria’s journey from an agrarian state to a high-tech leader. Sitting in such a successful technology Institute in the midst of rural Bavaria (to where participants were transported with an electric driverless bus), makes me a firm believer that we can only achieve digital transformation by building on the values and strengths of the locality, all while working together on knowledge transfer and learning from our successes and near-misses.
As Hal Wolf rightfully pointed out, technology is not the goal, technology is the tool. To properly unleash technological advancements in healthcare, we need the people onboard and the processes aligned. This is not easy to navigate when we also need to “fly the plane” and ensure care is provided to those who need it despite the finate resources of our stressed health systems.
Many thanks to Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan for the kind invitation to be part of the 5th jubilee edition of the event and the co-authorship in the forthcoming “Digital Maturity of Hospitals” global publication. An inspiring collaboration and opportunity to meet digital health’s best minds of today and tomorrow in one place. It was an honor.
Philippe Gerwill (Switzerland)
I had the privilege of attending the 5th edition DigiHealthDays 20204 in Pfarrkirchen, Bavaria a truly outstanding experience!
What made this event exceptional was not just the inspiring lineup of speakers, skillfully curated by the incredible master of ceremony, Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan but also the vibrant energy brought by the diverse and talented students who participated.
It was so refreshing and rewarding to engage with these brilliant minds from various countries, each bringing unique perspectives on the future of digital health . Spending time with them was a reminder of the boundless potential of the next generation to shape the healthcare landscape through innovation and collaboration .
Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan thank you for the invitation and it was an amazing experience. It is the only event that I attended this year with such an amazing audience of young and talented digital health students who are clearly representing our bright future.
Kudos to the entire DigiHealthDays team for creating a space that fosters learning, networking, and meaningful exchanges!
Birgit Bauer (Germany)
It was fun to talk to Dr. med Benjamin Friedrich at the DHD2024 about working with people with diseases and how Patient involvement can work when it comes to developing tools and digital solutions for patients and also involving citizens in the development of digitization and what advantages result from this.
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Das war meine Woche.
Nachdem mich bereits vergangene Woche eine dicke Erkältung aus Berlin nach Hause begleitet hat, hat mein medizinisches Team mir diese Woche dringend empfohlen, nicht zum nächsten Kongress zu reisen.
Auch weil sich hier einige Anzeichen eingeschlichen haben, die ich nicht brauche. Also folgte ich dem Rat. Schweren Herzens weil ich so gerne zum DigiHealthDay wollte.
Aber was soll’s? Trotzdem, leise kriegt man mich deshalb noch lange nicht. 😎 weil Workshop kann ich auch online.
Und es hat Spaß gemacht mit PD Dr. med Benjamin Friedrich beim hashtag#dhd2024 über die Zusammenarbeit mit Menschen mit Erkrankungen zu sprechen und wie hashtag#Patientinvolvement laufen kann wenn es darum geht, Tools und digitale Lösungen für Patienten zu entwickeln und auch Bürger in die Entwicklung von Digitalisierung einzubeziehen und welche Vorteile sich daraus ergeben.
Dazu gab und gibt es noch gepflegtes Abhängen und Erholen gereicht an einem Sockenprojekt für Weihnachten. 🎅
Eine schöne Abwechslung zum täglichen Chaos, das dieser Tage täglich auf uns einprasselt. Was mir auch eine Blogidee eingebracht hat.
Ich habe mich für einen Moment eingebremst, habe die Zeit genutzt um durch zu atmen und inne zu halten. Meine Perspektiven wieder in die Waage zu bringen und auch mich zu sortieren.
Daher allen ein ruhiges Wochenende.
Bence Török (Hungary)
I was honored to attend the DigiHealthDay conference, where I had the incredible opportunity to present on MedTech Project Management. Representing BrightHills at such a prestigious event was both a privilege and a proud moment in my journey. The energy at the conference was truly inspiring! From passionate students to visionary entrepreneurs from across the globe, it was amazing to witness how innovation and collaboration come to life. The insightful conversations sparked by the presentations made it evident that the future of digital health is in great hands.A heartfelt thank you to Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan the driving force behind this exceptional event. Your dedication and vision made DigiHealthDays a standout success. To the hardworking organizers and the brilliant speakers and attendees—thank you for creating an unforgettable experience!Here’s to shaping the future of MedTech together!
BrightHills (PREMIER SPONSOR)
As a sponsor and participant with our BrightHills Roadshow side event, we were thrilled to be part of DigiHealthDayS-2024. This event is a cornerstone of the German MedTech ecosystem, offering an unparalleled platform for meaningful connections and industry insights. The quality of discussions, the caliber of attendees, and the focus on innovation made our sponsorship highly worthwhile. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan for ensuring everything ran smoothly. We look forward to continuing our partnership with this outstanding event in the future.
Armenian Association of Digital Health (AADH)
We are thrilled to share more highlights from DigiHealthDay 2024!
It was an honor to be part of #DHD as an Armenian delegation alongside leading speakers and experts from around the globe.
🇦🇲Tatul Saghatelyan, MD, PhD, Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan, MD, PhD, Dr Robin Vicken Ohannessian MD MPH PhD
🌏 Pilar Fernandez Hermida,Dr. Rajendra Pratap Gupta, PhD, Philippe GERWILL, Lars Lindsköld, Dipak Kalra, Dmitry Etin, Hal Wolf, Armin Scheuer
Together, we engaged in insightful discussions, exchanged innovative ideas, and strengthened international partnerships. Events like these remind us that collaboration knows no borders - and by working together, we can truly shape the future of healthcare.
We are thrilled to announce that all students from the MDH 2024/2025 cohort as well as students from 2023/2024 cohort Lyuda Baghdasaryan and Vicky Ohanian participated in the prestigious DigiHealthDay 2024 in Pfarrkirchen, hashtag#Bavaria, hashtag#Germany organized by Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan, MD, PhD 🇩🇪
This outstanding event, hosted by Deggendorf Institute of Technology and funded by the hashtag#Erasmus+ program, marked an incredible week-long experience as part of the hashtag#BlendedIntensiveProgram (BIP).
Throughout the week, our students immersed themselves in advanced workshops, engaged in stimulating discussions about the future of digital health, and connected with international experts. 🌍🔗 From exploring the latest innovations to collaborating on real-world challenges, they represented our institution with enthusiasm and intellectual curiosity. 💬📚
A huge thank you to hashtag#Erasmus+ and Deggendorf Institute of Technology for facilitating this enriching international learning experience. 🙌 These insights and connections will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of healthcare innovation! 🚀
Ani Galstyan (Armenia)
I’m thrilled to share that I had the opportunity to participate in DigitalHealthDays2024! It was an enriching experience that allowed me to dive deeper into the transformative role of digital technologies in healthcare. This event further reinforced my passion for leveraging digital health solutions to improve patient care and healthcare systems.
Diana Abd Ali (Iran)
I recently attended DigiHealthDay 2024 and it exceeded all my expectations. Over two inspiring days, I had the privilege of sitting alongside world-class professionals, an opportunity I could hardly imagine as a student. The keynotes, panel discussions, and presentations were not only informative but also deeply engaging and inspiring. I left feeling enriched by the insights shared and motivated to apply what I learned in my own projects. The rich input is difficult to simplify, but there are three seemingly small yet impressive key points that I will remember throughout my entire career; perfect is enemy of good , you cannot solve a problem with the same mind that created it, knowledge is global, healthcare is local.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to making this event a remarkable experience.
Rana Sharshar (Egypt)
Just wrapped up an incredible two days at DigiHealthDay in Bavaria, Deggendorf Institute of Technology, not only as a Digital Health Master Student, but also as an organising volunteer!
It was inspiring to learn from top experts and innovators in healthcare. We explored the latest advancements in AI, digital solutions, and how they're revolutionising patient care. Huge thanks to all the brilliant speakers for sharing their insights, Philippe GERWILL, Pilar Fernandez Hermida , Prof. Dr. Thomas Spittler , Laura Stahl , Dmitry Etin, Lars Lindsköld, Angela Ahrendt and so many other Experts and Entrepreneurs!
Special thanks to the one who made this all happen! Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan for hosting such a fantastic event and giving us the chance to learn how we can apply the theory into practice!
Can't wait to apply these learnings to real experiences!
Monica Ciolacu (Germany)
What a fantastic time at DigiHealthDay 2024 Pfarrkirchen, Germany.
It was a great pleasure to reconnect with old friends and colleagues, and meet so many open-minded experts and master of digital health students from all over the world.
The atmosphere was vibrant, filled with innovative ideas and the spirit of collaboration. It's truly inspiring to see how we are shaping the future by thinking differently and embracing agility in the Age of AI. From thought-provoking keynotes, dialogues to workshops, every moment was a reminder of how fast this field is evolving and the endless possibilities ahead.
A big thanks to Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan, Head of Master of Digital Health, who made this event special. Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in digital health and work together towards a healthier, tech-driven future.
Evgeniia Lvova (Armenia)
Last week, I had the unique opportunity to participate virtually in the 5th edition of 2024, hosted by the Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
This two-day global forum focused on how digital technologies are transforming healthcare systems worldwide.
As the European Health Data Space (EHDS) - which aims to support the secondary use of health data across the EU, including for purposes such as AI developmenе - is currently being implemented, I had the privilege of gaining valuable insights from an expert panel featuring Mr. Dmitry Etin and Ms. Eva Sabajova. The session highlighted both the opportunities and challenges of ensuring that AI is effective in healthcare, emphasizing the need for access to high-quality, diverse, and comprehensive health data - one of the key objectives the EHDS strives to achieve.
I am excited about the opportunity to deepen my understanding of digital health. Many thanks to the DigiHealthDays team for fostering an environment that encourages learning and meaningful interactions!
Rousl Al Sardy (Jordan)
Reflections from the AI4Health Erasmus+ Program and DigiHealthDay 💡
One talk that truly resonated with me explored the theme:
"Building Health as the Most Important Societal Pillar."
It posed critical questions:
• Are we doing things right?
• Are we doing the right things?
• Is it time to rethink and rebuild toward a sustainable, future-proof healthcare model?
Key insights included:
🧠 Governing AI and leveraging data for better lives
🌱 Prioritizing prevention over intervention
🔬 Advancing precise diagnostics and treatments with new technologies
🤝 Ensuring equity and dignity in healthcare access
🌍 Building sustainable, resilient health systems
Innovation must balance ethics, equity, and sustainability to make health a cornerstone of societal progress.
Bronwyn Freeman (South Africa - DIT)
During the first week of November 2024, I had the pleasure of participating in the ERASMUS+ Blended Intensive Program AI4H, which concluded with the penultimate DigiDays event. The organization, along with the thoughtfully curated panels and speakers, offered a fantastic blend of diverse professional backgrounds, themes, and expertise. I particularly valued the engaging panel discussions with MDH Alumni and was inspired by speakers such as Mr. Hal Wolf, Mr. Armin Scheuer, Dr. Benjamin Friedrich, Ms. Birgit Bauer, and Professor Bernd Blobel. The reflective dialogue and thought-provoking questions posed by Professor Dipak Kalra and Ms. Pilar Fernandez Hermida also deserve a special mention. As someone with a non-technical background but with plenty of 'digital enthusiasm', this event exceeded my expectations and broadened my horizons. Beyond the excellent content, I had the opportunity to connect with a fantastic group of innovators and leaders their fields, including Professor Lars Lindsköld, Dmitry Etin, Dr. Tosin Adewumi, Laura Stahl, Dr. Mouzhi Ge, Dr. Robin Ohannessian, and Mr. Martin Gerdes, among others. DigiDays truly stands out as a melting pot of interdisciplinary enthusiasm and expertise and is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about innovation in healthcare. My key takeaway from this experience is that digital health is not exclusively for digitally-oriented professionals and I encourage anyone interested in advancing healthcare to come and engage in this space to help shape its future in a collaborative way. A huge thank you to Professor Georgi Chaltikyan and his team for orchestrating such an outstanding event.
Mohamed Baraka
What an inspiring and insightful #DigiHealthDayS-2024! Attending virtually this year, I was once again reminded of the enormous impact that thoughtful innovation and collaboration can have on the future of global healthcare. Hosted by the Deggendorf Institute of Technology | European Campus Rottal-Inn, the event brought together leading professionals, academics, and enthusiasts, all dedicated to tackling today’s healthcare challenges through cutting-edge digital solutions. Many thanks to my friend Pilar Fernandez Hermida & Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan, MD, PhD for the invitation.
A special acknowledgment goes to the Master of Digital Health (DH) students at Deggendorf. Their exceptional projects and pioneering ideas showcased a powerful vision: harnessing technology to transform healthcare delivery and solve pressing health challenges in their home countries.
This year’s event also highlighted the instrumental role of Prof. Georgi Chaltikyan, MD, PhD in advancing digital health both in Europe and globally. His leadership, passion, and unwavering commitment have helped shape this important forum and foster a thriving community dedicated to improving care for everyone.
While I enjoyed joining the event virtually this time, I’m eagerly looking forward to attending in person next year - ready to meet these brilliant minds face-to-face to collaborate and continue learning about the latest innovations that are shaping the future of health.
Audu Victor Marcus
It was a very exciting eyeopening conference ,i will most definately recommend it to my colleagues, am Very impresed with every segment of the presentation.
Witold
It was great, well organised event, I learned a lot and discovered AI from completely new side.
Dr. Martina Rimmele
as always very insightful and, by including actively all the students, this event is a very important invest into the future of our world's health care.
John Paul Kaswija
Excellent coordination and presenters/panelists!
FORUM Days: Nov 12 - 14
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Main Program |
13 - 14, November, 2025 |
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XiA meeting |
12 - 13, November, 2025 |
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Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme Title: “Transforming Healthcare with AI: Bridging Knowledge, Practical Applications, and Adoption” Duration: 7 days |
3 & 4, November, 2025 (virtual component) 7 - 14, November, 2025 (physical mobility) |
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DigiHealth Workshops |
Begins in Summer Semester (for details see below) |
DigiHealthDay is not just a one-day symposium – it is also a series of educational events hosted at DIT-ECRI in Spring and Summer 2024, in partnership with CONEDIG – the Consortium of Educational Institutions in Digital Health.
Title: Clinical Decision and AI Systems in Healthcare
Speaker: Arunakiry Natarajan, M.Sc, MDS (Germany)
Date: TBA
Speakers: Luis Ruiz, PhD (Norway), Jonathan Okereke, M.Sc (Germany), Fernando Portilla, M.Sc (Germany), Henrique Martins, PhD (Portugal)
Date: May 26-30, Monday-Friday, 2025
Format: Blended (Physical & Virtual)
Duration: 5 days
Learning Objectives: By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to understand and apply key concepts and techniques of data integration and interoperability within Digital Health systems.
Speakers: Martin Gerdes, PhD (Norway) , Michelle Catta-Preta, PhD (Spain)
Date: TBA
Speaker: Horst Kunhardt (Germany)
Date: TBA
Speakers: Dipak Kalra, PhD (United Kingdom), Dmitry Etin (Austria)
Date: TBA
The DigiHealth workshops are co-sponsored by CONEDIG – the Consortium of Educational Institutions in Digital Health.
DigiHealthDay 2024 is an International Symposium with the theme "Global Digital Health – Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond". We invite interesting abstracts pertaining to the field of digital health and its role in the context of 'Global Health'. You are welcome to submit scientific articles as abstracts or papers.
Participation in DigiHealthDay 2024 entitles you to the publishing of one abstract and paper in the Symposium Proceedings and the Journal of Applied Interdisciplinary Research (JAIR) jointly with the Ukrainian Journal of Medical Informatics and Engineering. (Note: Formal acceptance required!) JAIR features topics in interdisciplinary research and is aimed at academic readers from diverse disciplines. To find out more about the journal, please visit https://jas.bayern/index.php/jair/index.
The following are topics that are of interest for DigiHealthDay 2024:
Please use the following links to assist you in the submission
Submission preparation checklist and author guidelines:
https://jas.bayern/index.php/jair/about/submissions
Paper Submission:
Please register at the following link in order to submit a paper
https://jas.bayern/index.php/jair/user/register
Abstract Submission:
Please submit your abstract at the following link
https://survey.th-deg.de/index.php/925967?newtest=Y&lang=en
Important Dates:
Please address your inquiries to: submission.digihealth@th-deg.de
We offer different sponsoring packages, including printing your logo on the website, in the invitation and the conference book plus a little booth where you could give information on your products/services for example. We would be very happy to talk about cooperate opportunities with you.
Learn more about sponsorship opportunities here.
The faculty European Campus Rottal-Inn is a semi-autonomous branch of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology (abbreviated to DIT. In German the DIT is titled THD – Technische Hochschule Deggendorf, a university of applied sciences in Bavaria). ECRI was established in 2015 as a cross-disciplinary educational institution preparing multilingual, global graduates for international careers in applied healthcare and technical sciences. ECRI offers two full-time study programs in the field of Healthcare Information and Communication Technologies: Bachelor of Health Informatics, and Master of Digital Health (MDH), both taught in English, targeting not only local but primarily international students.
ECRI is located in the district centre Pfarrkirchen, in the region of Lower Bavaria (South-East of Germany). It is a charming touristic town, nestled among rolling, picturesque hills, close to the Austrian border and only one hour’s drive away from Deggendorf. Attractive cities nearby are Salzburg, Regensburg and Passau, and Munich is just a 90-minute drive away. The proximity to Austria and the Czech Republic puts the district in the heart of Europe. Pfarrkirchen has excellent school and education facilities, and offers many leisure activities. In the recent years Pfarrkirchen has become culturally renowned in the area due to its exceptional art exhibitions, museum nights and numerous festivals and events throughout the year. In the summer, the old town festival tempts thousands of visitors with its multicultural culinary and musical events.
Pfarrkirchen
Bad Birnbach (approx. 10-12 km from Pfarrkirchen)
Eggenfelden (approx. 10-12 km from Pfarrkirchen)
On 9 and 10 November 2023, the fourth DigiHealthDay (DHD) was hosted by the European Campus Rottal-Inn (ECRI). The international scientific symposium received an impressive 1,323 registrations from 105 nations and brought together more than 450 people on-site and online. Academics, students, policy makers, company representatives and digital health enthusiasts came together to discuss the future of technology use in healthcare. The amount of positive feedback marks the DHD as a leading platform for digital health research, education and networking.
Three plenary sessions, three online sessions, fifteen keynote speeches and one panel discussion: the event’s programme – this year focusing on ethics and regulations, innovation, entrepreneurship, and AI research – gave the DigiHealth community a platform to exchange ideas, discuss challenges and spark future collaborations. It was a rare opportunity for on-site attendees whose level of expertise ranged from academic backgrounds to simple interest, to engage directly with some of the world's foremost experts on digital health. International speakers included Dipak Kalra, PhD (United Kingdom), Rajendra Gupta, PhD (India), Anne Snowdon of HIMSS Analytics, PhD (Canada), Miklós Szócska, PhD (Hungary) and Lars Lindsköld, MD (Sweden), to name but a few.
Learn more about past DigiHealthDay events: