5G Techritory is the 3rd-annual Baltic Sea Region 5G ecosystem forum that will take place on November 11 and 12 via a custom-built conferencing platform. Over 100 industry leaders, policymakers, and tech innovators will offer their insight across more than 60 keynote speeches and panel discussions. The event is free for anyone to join - click here to register.

When: 02/11/2020 - 06/11/2020

This special initiative will look into the future ten years until 2030 and how to align health and care systems with the needs of ageing populations. The initiative will also make sure to cover the implications for innovative capacity-building in systems and services for healthy ageing.

After 12 inspiring lectures that will present the latest innovations in the area of digital health, this closing keynote speech will summarise the future benefits and challenges for digital healthcare and focus on the way forward.

What is the concrete role of digital health technologies in the future of medicine and healthcare? Which are the promising advancements that we see in this area and how will the patient journey change?

Nowadays medical knowledge sharing is possible at unpreceded levels. This session will focus on the importance of interoperability for unlocking the potential of digital health, more specifically in allowing digital health technologies to share data in ways that optimise the health of the population.

5G is expected to have a positive impact on healthcare industry, boosting innovation for better diagnoses and treatments and enabling major advances for numerous healthcare use cases.

Easing the transfer for large MRI files, improving the remote patient monitoring and virtual care, using augmented reality in medical education and training, are only few key advantages. Join this CONNECT University session and discover how 5G could help hospitals and health systems do better.

The emergence of blockchain helps redefining digital health. The session will bring together European Commission and external experts to talk about the way blockchain could transform healthcare, enabling key stakeholders such as doctors, pharmacists, clinical researchers to gain secure and faster access to electronic medical information.