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Interoperability between clinical information systems is of upmost importance. Moderator: Eirik Nicolai Arnesen, Special Advisor at Den norske legeforening 1. Clinical decision support in the postmodern EHR By Tomas Nordheim Alme DIPS The success of real time clinical decision support depends heavily on interoperability between clinical information systems. While most vendors can demonstrate clinical decision […]

Digitalization in public sector drives new needs and demands for IT systems. We need to move from a GUI (graphical user interface) approach to a UX (usability experience) approach. In every system and across systems. In this session we will hear about how to improve the user experience – e.g. to make the systems self […]

Moderator: Nis Johansen, Helse Sør Øst. 1. Patients’ experiences with reading their medical records By Torunn Wibe, Centre for Development of Institutional and Home Care Services, Oslo municipality Recent legislation in many countries has given patients the right to access their medical records. Making health care professionals’ assessments and decisions more transparent by giving patients […]

Terms and technology like deep learning, big data and artificial intelligence have spread into healthcare diagnostics and radiology. The purpose is to assist  in decision-making by creating cheaper and more efficient diagnoses. Researchers and vendors moving this field forward have a bold recommendation for radiologists: “Embrace it, it will make you stronger; reject it, it […]

In our quest to unlock the power of health information, patient summaries can play a key role to support safe and effective care. Patient summaries could serve as a dashboard to health professionals and citizens. This can also provide a starting point to search for detailed health information about an individual, as for example, during […]

The moderator for this session is Helge Blindheim, Directorate of eHealth. 1.The future health continuum of dementia By Wencke van der Meijden, KPMG Norway In Norway and many other western countries, 1 in 5 people develop dementia. The current reality is that dementia impacts the individual and the family severely and consumes a huge share of […]