Introducing medical professionals to AI
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is dramatically altering the healthcare profession. This course helps medical professionals gain the skills they need to adapt to future changes in the healthcare field.
This course helps medical professionals gain the skills they need to adapt to the changes in healthcare that are caused by increasing reliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI). The healthcare profession, especially in fields like radiology and pathology, is being changed through the use of AI. Based on a previous, successful EIT Health summer course called HelloAI, this programme will introduce participants to basic knowledge of how AI can power healthcare and empower healthcare professionals.
This year, the programme targets participants from the countries included in the EIT Health Regional Innovation Scheme, one of the flagship programmes to close the gap between the most advanced regions and the regions that are achieving innovation at a more moderate pace. The course aims to to engage talents from Central, Eastern or Southern European regions and build a community of experts who are fluent in the possibilities of AI, and are equipped with future-needed skills and marketable EIT Health certificate.
Is it for me?
HelloAIRIS is suitable for university students (medical, engineering, business faculties) coming from EIT Health RIS regions, who are interested in exploring innovative solutions for more affordable and accessible healthcare systems. The programme will raise awareness of practicing healthcare professionals from EIT Health RIS regions, and make them into ambassadors of innovative technologies.
Register
Following a successful first edition in 2020, a second edition of the course will run in October and November 2020. Register here by 30 September 2020 to participate.
Partners

CLC/InnoStars: InnoStars
Partner classification: Business, Education, Research
Partner type: Core Partner
GE Healthcare, as a leading provider of medical imaging, monitoring, biomanufacturing, and cell and gene therapy technologies, enables precision health in diagnostics, therapeutics and monitoring through intelligent devices, data analytics, applications and services. With over 100 years of experience in the healthcare industry and more than 50,000 employees globally, the company helps improve outcomes more efficiently for patients, healthcare providers, researchers and life sciences companies around the world.
GE Healthcare
Key Activities in Research and Developement
Other research, Biomedical engineering, Life Sciences, Clinical research
Key Activities in Corporate Innovation
Pharma, Med Tech, ICT, Diagnostics, Imaging
Key Activities in Business Creation
Incubation, Finance & Investment, Business coaching, Testing & Validation
Key Activities in Education
Business Schools, Entrepreneurship training, Healthcare professional education/training


CLC/InnoStars: Spain
Partner classification: Research
Partner type: Core Partner
LEITAT is a Spanish Technological Center specialized in production technologies, developing R&D activities in the areas of biomedicine, biotechnologies, environment, surface treatments, material science, engineering, nanotechnology and renewable energies with deep knowledge and experience in tech-transfer to several industrial sectors. Areas of specialization: Oncology, nanotechnology, medtech, preclinical models, toxicology, microbioma, Additive Manufacturing, Healthcare Living Lab.


CLC/InnoStars: Scandinavia
Partner classification: Education, Research
Partner type: Core Partner
KTH is Sweden's largest technical university with education and research spanning from natural sciences to all branches of engineering, including life science, mathematical and computational sciences, infrastructure in health, and medical devices.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Brinellvägen 8, 114 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Key Activities in Corporate Innovation
Med Tech, ICT, Diagnostics, Imaging
Key Activities in Social Innovation
Healthcare provision
Key Activities in Business Creation
Incubation, Technology Transfer, Testing & Validation
Key Activities in Education
Technical faculties, Healthcare professional education/training
