Dr Heinner Guio, one of the leading experts in Latin American genomics, has recently taken part in the round table, that CIFS conducted in the framework of Movement Health 2030. We used this opportunity to talk to Dr Guio about the future of genomics in Latin America
Agnostic to location and time for clinical decision-making, enshrined within federate data networks, and with equitable access by patients, care providers and researchers, aided by machine learning and transparent AI to interpret and ensure security
AI in detection and diagnostics, in health trends analysis, personal health assistants, care chatbots, potential adoption is immense. An experienced practitioner elaborates upon AI advancement in the near future, on the challenges that await. Will AI manage and rule the healthcare of tomorrow, to what extent and how?
AI as OS for healthcare. Along the benefits, come the ethical concerns and legal challenges, "a loaded question". The role of AI in healthcare of 2030, 2040, and 2050
A marine biologist and a classic musician, half Brazilian, half Faroese, CIFS Health team member provides her vision to future of health as a part of the planetary future
To re-build or to re-imagine the Ukrainian healthcare system after the war? How Europe can help countries in post war situations to restore health as the main societal pillar?
AI and IoMT embedded in smart contracts for clinical setting, blockchain based dynamic consent and other decentralised features of future clinical trials. All this is native to young researchers now, read an example of their vision
Tensions between IT systems and the pace of clinical development. Inside out approach instead of structuralisation. Technical solutions are here already, political will is not. Read Part 2 of the interview with Jens Winther Jensen, the Danish Clinical Quality Programme CEO
Consolidation instead of centralization, Denmark as a data dream, interoperability as happiness. Read Part 1 of the interview with Jens Winther Jensen, the Danish Clinical Quality Programme CEO
In this second part of the interview, CIFS Health team senior advisor on health behaviour discusses in depth interactions between digital health and health behaviour, and how our health behaviour is likely to change in the near-, mid- and long-term future
