- Lotte Sandberg Larsen, Advisor, Neurology Clinic Staff, OUS

Sleep problems affect many patient groups and impact both treatment outcomes and quality of life. OUS shares experiences on how a digital sleep diary can assist in mapping and follow-up across different diagnoses and treatment pathways.

- Erik Mulder Pettersen, PhD, Vascular Surgeon, Sørlandet Hospital

A national, decentralized treatment service for patients with "smoker's leg." Experiences from the development of a digital platform that combines evidence-based education, structured guided training, and quality registration in collaboration with physiotherapists across the country.

- Lotte Sandberg Larsen, Advisor, Neuroscience Clinic Staff, OUS
- Anna Harmens, Senior Advisor - Technology and eHealth

How do you succeed in implementing digital solutions in clinical departments? OUS shares experiences from working as change agents - from MS follow-up and ketogenic diet to osteoporosis pathways. What does it take to get the departments on board?

- EG CheckWare

How do we use artificial intelligence in EG CheckWare? We share experiences from three areas: internally in the development team for better code quality and efficiency, in our products for smarter reporting and user-friendliness, and where we are headed with decision support and predictive models

- EG CheckWare

What’s new and what lies ahead? We open the conference with an update from product

- Mette Balandin, consultant, DPS Vestfold
- Eirik Paulsen Walderhaug, clinical psychologist specialist, DPS Vestfold

At DPS Vestfold, they have developed a structured assessment model around Repeated One Session Treatment (ROST) – an intensive treatment for five anxiety disorders. A combination of clinician- and patient-reported measures is collected in three waves and exported to a quality register to document treatment effectiveness.

- Kathrine Berntsen, Product Owner, Digital Home Follow-up
- Mariann Fjeldstad, ICT Advisor

Vestfold Hospital shares experiences from the maternity and postnatal ward with a new pathway that enables women to go home earlier after childbirth, with confidence in digital home follow-up. In the pediatric and adolescent department, they have implemented needs-driven pathways for epilepsy and IBD, and developed digital assessment forms across several pediatric specialties. The goal is to further develop the assessment forms into more user-driven and flexible patient pathways.

- Speaker

DelMedMeg will present the latest news. More information coming soon.

- Speaker

Lovisenberg Diaconal Hospital is implementing new digital pathways for patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), where home-based calprotectin measurement via Calpro is a central part of the follow-up. Lovisenberg shares experiences on how the solution contributes to more targeted clinical follow-up.