ADLIFE Newsletter

What does it take for all stakeholders to scale up and trust (re)using health data? This pivotal question lies at the heart of The European Institute for Innovation through Health Data (i~HD) Annual Conference 2023 “Building Trust in Health Data”, in collaboration with “Health Data Forum” taking place in Ghent, Belgium on Nov. 30th and Dec. 1st. The main goal is to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge and tools for the perspective enabling the greater uptake of digital health innovations that generate reliable data and enable the trustworthy primary and secondary uses of health data. 

The conference will also embed European-funded projects, each sharing different approaches to addressing the challenges underlying the mission of this conference. By bringing these projects together, we are joining the dots from varying points of view to be able to have a shared vision and plan of action.

Project partners Optimedis led a virtual ADLIFE SME Workshop on 10th October 2023.

The workshop represented a milestone in the ongoing ADLIFE project. The primary goal of the workshop was to bring together forward-thinking companies, fostering collaboration, and encouraging knowledge exchange. The workshop centered on discussing the ADLIFE platform's core components, including personalized care plans, clinical decision support services, and patient empowerment.

Leading companies such as Siemens Healthineers, Ibermatica, Eterno Health, BFS Bank, and the University of Bremen actively participated in the event.

We are looking for bright minds to take part in our epic 24-hour Hakathon mid-November 2023.

Are you ready to unleash your innovation and help ADLIFE forge new paths in healthcare?

The top three teams will win incredible prizes, including cash and exclusive gadgets. Participants will receive reimbursement of travel and accommodation costs.

Gabriella Warren-Smith departed her post at the University of Strathclyde at the end of September for a change in career path. Gabriella has been supporting the consortium with various communication and dissemination activities for the last 12 months and thank her for all her efforts and wish her well as she embarks on this new opportunity. Gabriella had a few words to share before she left:

"I’ve enjoyed my time working at Strathclyde embracing the world of digital health research, whilst working alongside multidisciplinary researchers and healthcare professionals. I’m looking forward to taking my next career step toward Psychology, working as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner for the NHS."