Am 10. Februar 2022 fand die Access-Abschlusskonferenz in einem virtullen Meeting statt und war ein voller Erfolg.

Der Schwerpunkt der Konferenz lag darauf,

• Erkenntnisse über Projektergebnisse und deren Integration in die Plattform für Zugang und Beschleunigung von Gesundheitsinnovationen zu gewinnen,
• strategische Partnerschaften in den Bereichen Bildung, Forschung und Innovation zu intensivieren,
• Kooperationen zwischen Krankenhäusern und Hochschulen zu fördern und
• die Entwicklung neuer Geschäftsideen und Kooperationen anzuregen.

Hier geht es zu den Präsentationen der Konferenz:

• Cross-border health innovation – an insight to the project landscape of Interreg Germany-Denmark
  Annika Bock, Interreg Deutschland-Danmark

• Multidisciplinary innovation – the foundation for successful digitalisation of healthcare sector
  Rikke Lyngholm Christensen, Head of Centre for Innovative Medical Technology (CIMT) at Odense University Hospital

• Impact and Success Factors of Academia – Industry Collaborations for Medical Innovation
  Carsten Schultz, Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Institute for Innovation Research, Chair of Technology Management

• A digital idea campaign in health care – A collaboration between university, industry and health service providers
  Thomas Huynh, Kiel University, technology management at the Institute for Innovation Research

• Facemasks with integrated colorimetric sensors for infection indication
  Roana Melina de Oliveira Hansen, University of Southern Denmark, Mads Clausen Institute

• Autoclave simulations and machine learning for medical imaging: SDU & Stryker Trauma Collaborative MSc. Theses
  Jost Adam, University of Southern Denmark, Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

• Roadmap to market access
  Trine Straarup Winther, SDU Health Informatics and Technology; Camilla Stryhn & Thea Syse, OUH – Clinical department, Innovation, Centre for Innovative Medical Technology

• Introducing the Access & Acceleration health innovation platform
  Katharina Rubahn, University of Southern Denmark, TEK Innovation
  zur Projektplattform

• Correlative microscopy in biomedical applications
  Till Leißner, University of Southern Denmark, SDU NanoSYD, Mads Clausen Institute

• CAI-X - AI supporting hospitals
  Peter Børker Nielsen, Department of Clinical Development, Innovation & HTA, OUH

• Idea workshop and matchmaking: Our health sector faces many challenges – Do you have the right ideas?
  Workshop results