As a country with high levels of digitalization and innovation, there is a lot of potential in Sweden to adopt AI solutions in healthcare. Due to demographic challenges of a growing older population, the increased prevalence of chronic diseases as well as a lack of access to skilled health care professionals, solutions that can help health care providers offer better quality care in a more efficient manner, are highly needed.
In Finland, the AI Ecosystem in social and health services (SOTE) has managed several pilot projects across Finland, where AI based solutions have been used to facilitate healthcare workers day to day work, improved preventive care and more.
Join us for a webinar where we will explore opportunities and challenges to the implementation of AI in healthcare in Sweden and Finland.
Agenda
- Welcome and Introduction - Business Finland
- Introduction to information-driven healthcare in Sweden - Lorna Bartram, Healthcare initiatives lead at AI Sweden
- Finnish Expert Talk: Overview of the Finnish social and healthcare AI ecosystem (SOTE AI Ecosystem)
- Swedish Expert talk - Magnus Kjellberg, Head of AI Competence Center, Sahlgrenska University Hospital
- Finnish Expert Talk: Finnish company example TBC
- Swedish Expert talk: Per Mattsson, Managing Director, Cardiovascular and Neuro Division, Responsible for AI-development Karolinska University Hospital
- Finnish Expert talk: Niklas Johansson, Strategic Director for AI Engagements Tietoevry
- Q&A
Moderator: Ms. Josefin Hörhammer, Advisor, Business Finland
Aim of the webinar
This webinar is tailored for Finnish companies offering AI- related solutions applicable to the healthcare sector. The aim is to provide these companies with insights into the AI landscape in Swedish healthcare and help them understand market opportunities. The webinar also seeks to showcase Finnish technology and expertise, while fostering collaboration between Finland and Sweden.
Participants will hear from AI Sweden, the Swedish National Center for Applied AI, as well as decisionmakers from Sweden's two leading hospitals- Karolinska University Hospital and Sahlgrenska University Hospital- and from the IT integrator Tietoevry.
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