CIFS presents at WHINN, the largest Danish event on life science and medtech

WHINN is the annual two-day conference on life science and health technology held in Odense, Denmark. It is the most significant industry exhibition in the country, with a range of networking activities. CIFS Health presents the research on visions to future healthcare on Friday, October the 11.

An interactive day with CIFS explores trends and uncertainties within the health and life sciences, and the future of clinical trials. The health system is often defined and plagued by complexity, competing agendas, and short-term thinking, thus making it susceptible to disruptions of all kinds. This event explores how futures thinking and methodologies can be applied to the health landscape in order to not only better manage and understand complexity, but also shape more favourable futures.

CIFS futurists with a focus on health aim to inspire and equip participants with tools and concepts for navigating uncertain, yet promising, futures.
During the session, participants will learn about future and foresight tools for improving organizational agility and preparedness. The presentations include:

Applied Strategic Foresight in Healthcare (Futures methodologies course)

Presenters: Bogi Eliasen, Aron Szpisjak & Patrick Henry Gallen
This is an interactive session where futurists will share the tools they use in their everyday work and teach participants how to apply futures thinking and methodologies in their work.

Conceptualising the Future of Health: Realising the ”Humanome”

Presentation on the need for practical concepts that can help us define and explore the future of health. Posit the Humanome as once such concept. Panel discussion with external participants representing different aspects of the Humanome (e.g., biology, tech, society/government/policy):

The Future of Clinical Trials: Opportunities, Dilemmas, and Perspectives

Presenter: Peter Aadal Nielsen
In this session we present Phase V, a cutting edge, on-going project involving health stakeholders within the healthcare sector in Denmark. The project aims to establish a new golden standard for post-market trials to provide better understanding of treatments and thereby better well-being of the patient. Panelists include representatives from pharmaceutical companies, life science in Denmark, Danish hospitals and information technology companies:

The programme in Danish

The programme in English

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