Digital health in Europe: how AI is changing medicine

The European Digital Healthtech Conference will be held in Luxembourg on 25-26 March 2025. The focus will be on the European Health Data Space, which should drive innovation in healthcare. The conference will also raise the question of how to turn these innovations into successful commercial solutions that are safe, convenient and in demand among both patients and healthcare professionals.

One of the keynote speakers will be Jan Beger, Global Head of AI Advancement at GE HealthCare, who will speak on "Adapting Digital Health Applications". According to him, the main challenge in adapting digital solutions is trust, usability and real value for patients and healthcare providers.

Patients want to see intuitive and secure solutions that simplify their interaction with the healthcare system, not complicate it. Healthcare professionals expect seamless integration of digital applications into existing workflows and clear clinical benefits from new technologies.

Jan Beger emphasises that the future of digital healthcare is all about AI, which will be patient-centric, providing personalised care, deep connection with doctors and control over one's health on a new level. This creates unique opportunities to improve the quality of life of patients and optimise healthcare facilities.

At the conference, Jan Beger will also talk about the application of AI in healthcare, current achievements and trends, as well as key factors for wider adoption of AI in medicine. He highlights education, user trust and integration into medical systems as the main growth drivers for this technology.

The conference will be a unique platform to interact with industry leaders, innovators and policy makers, and discuss strategies for implementing digital solutions in healthcare in Europe. Jan Beger emphasises that events at this level are essential to promote digital health and shape the future of medical technology.