Todays’ digital health tools offer patients and doctors new technological solutions that increase the standard of care and reduce healthcare costs. The underlying technology trends such as IoT, sensor miniaturization and AI aim at further strengthening prevention, patient empowerment and out-of-hospital care.

The framework of product specifications and implementation plans are key factors for a system integration. Digital solutions shall be scalable for adaptations to local or hospital specific conditions. Patient safety and data privacy, (cyber-) security and connectivity as well as clinical and patient process development among others are critical considerations for risk assessments.

The trend from quantitative-motivated product sales to value-based health care for sustainable health systems is both persistent and promising. However, the prerequisites are diverse and challenging. First, it requires close collaboration among all stakeholders and trust while significant financial risks are involved. Silos must be broken down to put the patient pathway at the center. On the other hand, consistent digitization along the patient pathway is needed, which does not end at the door of a hos-pital. What has been achieved so far and what are the obstacles? We will show real examples of first value based healthcare contracts and solutions.

Collaboration across stakeholders is key for innovation in Healthcare. This is challenging for SMEs who are constrained in resources and capabilities. We will discuss how our Innovation Booster Digital Health Nation has successfully enabled such collaborative innovation.

The Best Practice Session is an opportunity to learn from other companies’ successful innovation processes. Through concrete examples, participants will learn about the challenges and solutions that have led to sustainable innovation. The session will also provide practical tips and suggestions on how participants can implement this content in their own organizations.

Join Prof. Ronni Gamzu, CEO of Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, as he engages in this thought-provoking panel with innovative health tech start-ups, Briya and Pheno.AI. 

Ze'ev Lavie, Director of Global Business Development and Partnerships, moderator of the discussion and Shir Slutzky, Head of the Israeli Economic and Trade Mission to Switzerland, will facilitate the exchange of ideas and strategies on how both public and private sectors collaborate to enhance technological innovation in healthcare.

Briya will be sharing insights on their accessible data retrieval platform, which highlights the importance of data-driven decision-making in improving healthcare outcomes, whilst Pheno.AI will discuss their groundbreaking work in the world's deepest phenotype multiomics study.