Speakers

Taru Manner is leader of the unit of digital developing in the Wellbeing Services County of Pirkanmaa. She has been as project manager while wellbeing services counties has been built.

Dr (PhD), RN, Virpi Sulosaari is principal lecturer and research group leader from the Turku University of Applied Sciences. She is leading a EU4Health co-funded project Digital Skills Training for Health Care Professionals in Oncology (DigiCanTrain) 2023-2026

Christian Nøhr is a Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark. Professor Nøhr has also been working in the University of Southern Denmark. His research interests seek to health informatics and health care, and he has published a lot of user experience of electronic health record systems. He is the past President of the Nordic eHealth Research Network. He is also the main organizer of the Danish eHealth Observatory -conference.

• Specialist in general medicine and Full Stack developer.
• Extensive expertise in general medicine, healthcare IT, and Software as a Medical Device (SaMD).
• Passionate about solving complex problems and leveraging technology for optimal outcomes and efficiency.
• Committed to combining medical, technological, and managerial skills to enhance healthcare delivery in Finland.

Mika Kortelainen is a professor of health economics at University of Turku and research professor at Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare.

Paulus Torkki is an associate professor of Healthcare Operations Management. His research interests are value-based healthcare and performance measurement and improvement in health care services.

I work as Head of Assessment in the North Ostrobothia wellbeing services county. My responsibility is managing the operations of the Finnish Coordinating Center HTA (FinCCHTA). My background is a health economist and I am particularly interested in de-implementation of low-value care.

Dr. Gro Rosvold Berntsen, (MD, Dr.med.) is professor at the Norwegian center for eHealth research. She teaches at the department of community medicine at UiT – The Arctic University of Norway. She is a leader of research and implementation initiatives in the areas of digitally supported Person-centered Care systems, with a special focus on persons with multimorbidity.