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SNOMED CT in Action
Described as “the most comprehensive clinical terminology in use around the world,” SNOMED CT enables a wide range of benefits for health systems globally through its implementation and adoption. At EHiN 2025, Licínio Kustra Mano from SNOMED International will share insights into how this powerful clinical terminology is being used today. This session offers EHiN […]
Licínio Kustra Mano
Bente Andersen Sundlo
Anna Adelöf Kragh
Trine Angelskår
The power and danger of AI
Artificial Intelligens has changed the scene for digitalization. Within a few years, the power of this new ways of processing data is transforming our perception of how our society, our business models and our healthcare can look like. But side by side with the enormous possibilities there are mutilpe dangers for security, sovereignty, the quality […]
Marianne Wilhelmsen
Ricardo Baptista Leite
Myriam Fernández Martín
Nard Schreurs
Bruk av KI i praksis / AI as a platform
AI, eller kunstig intelligens, er på fremmarsj, også i helsesektoren. Men hvordan kan det brukes i praksis? EHiN har samlet tre KI-eksperter på ulike områder, som deler erfaringer med kunstig intelligens. Det handler om EPJ, folkehelse, radiologi og bruk av legemidler. This session is both in English and Norwegian Artificial Intelligence in future patient information […]
Karri Ackalin
Line Silsand
Armin Alaei
Ørjan Gundersen
Stein Olav Skrøvseth
Improved coordination for patients with multimorbidity
Improved coordination for patients with multimorbidity – A collaborative European approach on integrated care About 65% of people aged over 65 years may be affected by multimorbidity – the cooccurrence of two or more chronic conditions. It can affect younger people too. Current process-based and siloed care systems are designed to focus efficiently on each […]
Lisbeth Sommervoll
Iñaki Gutierrez-Ibarluzea
Laura Martín Colet
Kristine Kleivi Sahlberg
Nina Sellberg
Magnus Wallengren
Workshop: From Healthcare to Care for Health
Turn ideas into playful solutions that make health personal, engaging, and fun. How can we shift from healthcare to care for health — from treating illness to empowering wellbeing? In this hands-on workshop, you’ll explore how games and playful interactionscan engage people in their own health journey. Working in small groups, you’ll brainstorm, co-create, and design innovative concepts, using AI as a […]
Jurriaan van Rijswijk
Sandra van Rijswijk
Can the nordic region become the centre of e-health?
The Nordic region — with countries like Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the Baltics— share many similarities in values, governance, and welfare systems, making them well-positioned to cooperate on healthcare. How can we create a trustworthy e-health environment to maintain the Nordic societal values? This session combines participants from the Nordics who are interested […]
Mette Maria Skjøth
Helle Sörensen
Piia Mathisen
Mikael Rinnetmäki
Petter Østbye
Stein Olav Skrøvseth
Dinner
Welcome to the conference dinner of EHiN 2025! Ticket is required. Opening with X-Men, toastmaster Vidar Brein-Karlsen, EHiN Awards by Jon-Torgeir Lunke, after dinner speech by Hanne Støre Valeur, and afterparty with Funkytown is included. Hvor: X Meeting Point, Kragerudveien 50, SkjettenTid: Middag 19:00-23:00 (Apertif 17-19:00) 3 retters middag, underholdning, bandDresscode: Semi formal Everyone must […]
X-Men DJ
Vidar Brein-Karslen
Jon-Torgeir Lunke
Hanne Støre Valeur
Funkytown
Hospitals at Home in the Nordics
Over the past many years, the Nordic healthcare systems have focused on ensuring better and more effective hospital treatment through centralisation and specialisation. This task has been accomplished with great success, resulting in hospitals in the Nordic countries today delivering care of the highest quality. However, the current organisation is not a sustainable response to […]
Soffía Bæringsdóttir
Kristin Dahlen
Frank Fritzsche
Dorthe Skou Lassen
Sigurd Ringbakken
Claus Duedal Pedersen
What if we stop our aging process?
Can we stay young forever? What if humans were more like turtoils, and would not genetically age after 60? Is that possible? And if it is possible, what would it mean for our society and our health care system. Ageing – not cancer, not heart disease – is the worlds leading cause of death and […]
Andrew Steele
Sigrid Bratlie
Nard Schreurs
Ketil Widerberg