A clinical question, data to explore, a project idea, a model that works… what comes next?
Artificial intelligence is opening up new possibilities in healthcare, but moving from an idea or a clinical need to a relevant and usable solution raises many challenges: access to and governance of data, methodology, regulation, patient involvement, collaboration between institutions, and the choice of the most appropriate technological approach.
This day is intended for current and future professionals in healthcare, research, engineering and data science who want to share their experiences, confront real-world challenges and build new collaborations around AI projects in healthcare.
Programme
8:30–9:00 · Welcome coffee
9:00–9:15 · Welcome address
9:15–10:15 · Experience sharing
A practical look at the opportunities, challenges and lessons learned from developing AI projects in healthcare.
10:15–10:45 · Coffee break
10:45–12:00 · Institutional round table
Academic and hospital leaders will share their perspectives and answer questions from the audience.
12:00–12:20 · Poster presentations
Short presentations of the projects to help participants quickly identify the topics and teams they would like to meet.
12:20–13:20 · Lunch break
13:20–14:00 · Posters & networking
Meet project leads, discover their work and use this time to connect with other participants and explore new collaborations.
14:00–16:00 · Thematic workshops – Registration required
Small-group workshops to discuss real-world challenges and bring together complementary expertise around four themes:
Please note: the event will be held in French.
This event is organized by the Fondation pour la recherche en biologie et médecine, in partnership with HUG, CHUV, EPFL, UNIL and UNIGE.
Speakers
Katherine Blondon – HUG / UNIGE
Senior Staff Physician at the HUG Medical and Quality Directorate, involved in training, research and innovation in healthcare.
Marc Daverat – HUG
Chief Data Officer within the HUG Directorate for Digital Transformation and Augmented Intelligence.
Frédéric Erard – UNIL
Associate Professor of Medical Law and Civil Law, affiliated with UNIL and the Institute of Humanities in Medicine. His areas of expertise include medical law and health data protection.
Stéphanie Lacour – EPFL
Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and Full Professor at EPFL.
Pierre-Yves Martin – UNIGE
Honorary Professor at the UNIGE Faculty of Medicine, Director of the Welcome Center and President of the Geneva Cantonal Research Ethics Committee.
Fiona Moreno
Patient partner, HUG
Jean-Louis Raisaro – CHUV / UNIL
Head of the Clinical Data Science Group at CHUV, with research focused on AI, biomedical data and data protection.
Nicolas Salamin – UNIL
Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation at the University of Lausanne and Full Professor at the Faculty of Biology and Medicine.
Juliane Schröter – UNIGE
Vice-Rector for Digital Affairs and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Geneva.
Jean Stoefs – CHUV
Director of Operations and member of the CHUV Executive Board.