In 2024, we were again able to offer a fantastic program to over 350 participants from 12 countries! This year, dHealth featured three international keynote speakers from Germany, USA and Australia, and a deepened collaboration from medical experts with our partnership with the Austrian Medical Chamber (Österreichische Ärztekammer) and the medical magazine “DigitalDoctor”. We hope to carry over this enthusiasm into 2025 – see you there!
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Last year’s dHealth was the first physical dHealth meeting after the COVID-19 pandemic and it was met with a lot of enthusiasm. This year, we were able to carry over that energy and success into 2023’s dHealth with over 300 participants again! We were blessed with a wonderful conference with interesting talks, presentations and discussion. This year, we even had a little musical surprise! We are looking forward to 2024.
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Last year’s dHealth was the first physical dHealth meeting after the COVID-19 pandemic and met with a lot of enthusiasm. This year, we were able to carry over that energy and success into 2023’s dHealth with over 300 participants again! We were blessed with a wonderful conference with interesting talks, presentations and discussions. This year, we even had a little musical surprise! We are looking forward to 2024.
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After cancellation 2020 and a digital event in 2021, we were happy to host an on-site dHealth in Vienna again in 2022! It was encouraging to the see the interest, enthusiasm and support for the conference after a long time of talking through monitor screens. In 2022, we were proud to have Austria’s Federal Minister of Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection Johannes Rauch as an opening speaker. We also broke our previous participant record of over 300 registered guests!
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A special topic for dHealth 2021 was “Navigating healthcare through challenging times”.
Due to the still ongoing COVID-19 pandemic at the time, which has forced us to cancel the dHealth 2020, the dHealth 2021 was taking place online. Nonetheless, we have found the situation made the world of digital health more relevent than before. The motto of dHealth 2021 was “Navigating healthcare through challenging times”. Experts, innovators and visionaries from the fields of ICT, healthcare and politics came together to discuss how we can further improve digital health.
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Unfortunately, we had to cancel the physical event as a consequence of the Covid-19 crisis that had gained control of Austria and most other home countries of our international authors and visitors. Nevertheless, we decided to go ahead with publishing the proceedings. On the one hand side, to keep the momentum and to avoid an empty space in the rather long row of proceedings of this conference, which spans 14 years already. On the other hand, we think that this year’s special topic: “Biomedical Informatics for Health and Care” is also very timely. We chose it to indicate that, already today, but even more in the future, ICT systems in healthcare and biomedical systems and devices will increasingly be intertwined. Both scientific disciplines, i.e. biomedical engineering and health informatics, are obviously closely related to each other and it is often difficult to delineate where the one ends and the other begins.
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A special topic for dHealth 2019 was “From eHealth to dHealth”.
According to the motto “from eHealth to dHealth”, we renamed the conference previously known as eHealth, stressing that healthcare will be more and more data-driven in the future. While eHealth predominately concerns IT solutions at the level of healthcare providers, dHealth addresses additional fields along the data path “from sensors to decisions”. Both of the conference programme tracks, i.e. the scientific track and the applied dHealth Summit track, were designed as an interdisciplinary approach and to spark a transdisciplinary dialogue to the various aspects of digital health.
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A special topic for eHealth2018 was “Biomedical meets eHealth – From Sensors to Decisions”.
Future ICT systems and biomedical systems and devices will increasingly be intertwined and share a common entity which is data. This completes the chain and flow of information from the sensor via the processing to the actuator, which can be anything from a human healthcare professional to a Robot. Along this pathway, methods for automating the information processing like machine learning and predictive analytics will play an increasing role in order to provide actionable information and to support preventive health care concepts, in both biomedical and digital healthcare systems and applications.
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