Towards fewer medication errors
Denia Hospital in Spain has made significant strides in digital maturity with the introduction of closed-loop medication management. The move has effectively reduced medication errors and improved patient care. By digitizing and automating processes, the hospital has revolutionized its approach, leading to improved operational efficiency and enhanced healthcare quality.
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Digitizing cardiology to bridge care gaps
Professor Dr. Gerhard Hindricks from Charité in Berlin, a member of the European Society of Cardiology, discussed the potential of digital cardiology to improve global healthcare access. He highlights wearable devices, mobile apps, and digital tools transforming cardiac care, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to overcome challenges and make healthcare more accessible.
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A new era for Europe’s academic medicine.
Johan van Eldere, Secretary-General of the European University Hospital Alliance (EUHA), aims to enhance EUHA’s influence and collaboration within the European Union (EU). He seeks to address the underrepresentation of hospitals at the EU level and advocate for university hospitals and the broader healthcare sector. Van Eldere emphasizes the importance of collaborative projects and community support within EUHA.
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“The global community has work to do.”
The Global Digital Health Monitor, spearheaded by WHO, evaluates and guides digital health progress, utilizing data from over 100 countries. It employs a maturity model to assess digital health systems and influences policy and investment decisions. Prof. Alain Labrique emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to global health equity through digital transformation.
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Measuring impact, shaping policy
Prof. Dr. Volker E. Amelung presented the link between value-based healthcare and digital maturity at the GCC eHealth Workforce Development Conference. He emphasized the importance of measuring outcomes and the impact of external factors. Digital maturity models, like Germany’s Digital Radar model, play a crucial role in improving healthcare quality and transparency. These models also guide strategic decisions for healthcare providers and policy makers.
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