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MEDICA Health IT Forum 2023 to Highlight General Digitalization Trends

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 13 Oct 2023

This year, the MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM will once again be a part of the renowned international medical trade fair MEDICA (Düsseldorf, Germany) scheduled for 13-16 November 2023. More...

The MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM is a platform for innovations where attendees can experience top-class talks and sessions on the way to data-driven healthcare. In addition, there will be topic-related exhibits from leading universities and research institutions in the adjoining exhibition area, providing a comprehensive and tangible picture of digitally-optimized medicine.

The MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM 2023 will bundle expertise and the latest developments and the pioneers of the industry will themselves be present. The forum 2023 will include expert panels with a keynote, followed by a series of statements and a panel discussion, as well as Q&A, a series of complementary tech talks, and open mic for exhibitor lectures & demonstrations. The complete program of the MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM is as follows:

Monday, 13 November 2023

  • Drug discovery with AI
  • Quantum computing
  • Circularity in healthcare
  • Gamification
  • Female doctorpreneurship
  • Open mic

Tuesday, 14 November 2023

  • Predictive analytics
  • Healthcare metaverse
  • Chat GPT & Co.
  • Smart textiles
  • TikTok, Insta & Co. - Engaging, learning and networking on social media platforms
  • Green Hospital
  • Open mic

Wednesday, 15 November 2023

  • Data spaces & platforms
  • Consumer health
  • Safe AI
  • Circadian health
  • Digital empowerment
  • Open mic

Thursday, 16 November 2023

  • Digital mental health
  • Automation in healthcare / RPA
  • Health tech for the elderly
  • Medical education & digitization
  • Nutrition
  • Open mic

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