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
Interactions between health behaviour and culture, changes in the research on health behavior with advent of wearables in the context of digital health. The fist part of the interview with CIFS Health team senior advisor on health behaviour
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
CIFS Health scientific advisor shares her vision to research developments in healthcare that await us, comments on healthcare megatrends (data, omics, and genetic engineering) and resilience to future stresses
An obstetrician and a gynecologist, turned biotech entrepreneur and investor in innovative healthcare solutions, discusses which innovations will gain momentum in future health, describes future healthcare as patient centric, patients being the biggest innovators
Spread of personal health navigation systems, general doctors to target emotional support, health coaching, multisensory human computer-interaction, care delivered to portable devices, algorithms, and robotics will allow systemic changes in future healthcare, if we choose this way. We are at the crossroads now
