Our seminar series
Our seminar series cover different areas and perspectives of health data, and we especially welcome participants from regions and municipalities, but SMEs and others are warmly welcome as well.
Each seminar has a theme and invited guest speakers, experts in the area. The seminars take place at House 82 at Uppsala Academic Hospital, but you can attend the seminar digital as well. We start at 3pm and after the one hour seminar we have allocated some time for mingle and network. Maybe you will find a potential future collaboration partner to unite in the mission to meet future challemges and create a better healthcare.
Upcoming webinars
Here we will post up coming webinars within short.
Past seminars
Our seminars are sometimes recorded, please contact us if you are interested in a specific seminar. You can also access the presentaitons as a pdf on the link to the right.
2025
February 24
"AI and Large Language Models: Opportunities and Risks for Healthcare" with Cyrus Brodén
April 29
“Implementing AI in Healthcare – Challenges and Strategies for Success” with Jens Nygren from Halmstad University.
May 7
“AI-Assisted Medical Record Keeping in Practice – Experiences from a Digital Psychology Clinic” with Louise Lind from Mindler and Ludwig Honk from Tandem Health.
September 9
"Addressing Gender Bias in Healthcare AI – A Sociological Perspective" with Anna Isaksson, Halmstad University
October 8
"Will Dr Bot See You Now? Ethics and the AI Doctor" with Charlotte Blease
2024
Jan 15
"AI and co-creating patients with Johan Sundström och Emelie Gustafsson from Symptoms.
15 April:
"Ethical perspectives on patient data" (in English) with Charlotte Blease
16 September:
"Can numbers make you healthier" – a sickeningly interesting lecture with Lars Lindsköld
18 November:
"From Health Data to Knowledge and Action - Experiences from Tiohundra" with Helena Hvitfeldt
11 november
"Patient involvement in theory and practice" with Sara Riggare
2023
Oct 16
Information about seminar serie and HDS with Prof Maria Hägglund, PATH, Uppsala university
