DELIVER aims to advance digital skills for European healthcare professionals and thus prepare them for the increasing demand for digital solutions in the European healthcare sector. At the end of May we held the first meeting in the Danish reference group for advancing digital skills for healthcare professionals in the EU. There, we planned one …
Welfare Tech and four other clusters and networks in Denmark have merged into a supercluster – DANISH LIFE SCIENCE CLUSTER, that is operating nation-wide and across the entire healthcare sector. The merged organisations are: Biopeople (Gold label), Welfare Tech (Gold Label), Medtech Innovation Consortium, Copenhagen Healthtech Cluster, and Lifescience Innovation North Denmark. The future challenges …
Patients with complex challenges that demand increased coordination with partners beyond the hospital can benefit from telemedical discharge Safe settings and secure communication add value during discharges Patients who have been through a complex and long-term process at the hospital demand increased coordination across hospital, municipality and general practice when they are discharged. These patients …
New CTG monitoring equipment enables pregnant women with complications such as pre-eclampsia or preterm prelabour rupture of membranes to stay in their own home instead of being hospitalised or attending frequent check-ups. A collaboration across all five Danish regions ensures equal healthcare services for all and better options for individualised treatment through the joint procurement …
Welfare Tech has received a lot of positive feedback on a virtual concept that helps companies on their way into new markets. Via our international partners, the concept is now on its way to e.g. Great Britain, Germany and the Baltics. Ask questions about your next market and get answers. It’s basically what Welfare Tech’s …
The Erasmus+ DISH project‘s activities and currently achieved results have inspired the development and publication of a miniguide to smoothen the successful implementation of new technologies in the health and care sector. The Danish national cluster Welfare Tech, partner of DISH and coordinator of the ECHAlliance Southern Danish ecosystem together with the Southern Danish Innovation …
Human skin is difficult to mimic. But a collaboration in the network Danish Healthtech has created silicone models that both look and feel like a human being. One model is to train doctors and medical students in putting stitches – on another model, future ear specialists can practice laying ear drains. It can be difficult …
Getting enough fresh air can be a challenge for bedridden patients. A new project improves the quality of air around the patient’s head – the fresh inhaled air provides better well-being, improves sleep quality, and reduces the risk of infection. When lying in bed, the air you breathe must be of high quality. Classic ventilation …
Both businesses and universities have benefited from innovative cooperation. A company from the North part of Denmark complements the researchers from Aalborg University, and together they have developed a solution that will help chronic pain patients in the long run. One has knowledge and data – the other builds the machine. One can see the …
The Centre for Innovative Medical Technology at Odense University Hospital have just launched a new database that provides an extensive overview of evidence based telemedicine in hospital settings. It is meant as an inspirational overview for clinical hospital departments looking for information on telemedicine and others who are interested in evidence based digital solutions in …
