Short-form notes on digital health, health data and AI. Most start life on LinkedIn — this is the archive.
For years I wanted one page with the actual tools digital health and health data people use — FHIR servers, terminology services, EHDS tooling, app directories. So I vibe-coded it. Seventeen tools to start, sharpened weekly, and deliberately a little fun.
Read on LinkedInAfter years of European and national level work on the European Health Data Space, I am moving to digital health and digital public health at Primary HealthCare Malta. EHDS is only as real as the systems citizens and professionals actually touch — and implementation is where equity is won or lost.
Read on LinkedInDelighted to join the openEHR fellowship programme, deepening my clinical informatics knowledge of this clinical information model alongside my full-time work. Possibly the first Maltese fellow.
Read on LinkedInAn honour to join this high-level group. It is time our policies truly ensure no one is left behind in their health journey — and digital health and health data interventions have a real opportunity to make a dent in this fight.
Read on LinkedInThe class of HUF25 has finished the first cohort of the EU Health and Food Safety Health Union Fellowship. Onwards with a renewed mission to build bridges and networks for a healthier Europe.
Read on LinkedInSpeaking at the Public Health Association of Australia conference on the role of data cultures in harnessing AI in public health. The key is doubling down on knowledge management and curation in the age of AI.
Read on LinkedInOur commentary in Public Health Reviews argues for integrating digital competencies into public health education to meet the demands of a digital era — part of the ASPHER Digital Public Health Taskforce body of work.
Read on LinkedInOur Eurohealth article on the AI plenary at the European Public Health Conference, including how we built the AI panellist and near real-time AI-enabled transcription into the conference setup.
Read on LinkedInOur paper in npj Digital Medicine synthesises 141 binding policies applicable to AI in healthcare across the EU and ten European countries, and makes the case for robust governance of AI in health and population health.
Read on LinkedInThe kind of photo worth going to conferences for. Eight years attending the EUPHA European Public Health Conference — an incredible and unique experience every time.
Read on LinkedInMy message to ESMO23 delegates: nine chapters, four audiences, two main projects — MyHealth@EU and HealthData@EU. And CARE: collect data with standards, advance cross-national collaboration, realise data discovery, ease data management.
Read on LinkedInDelivering the opening keynote on artificial intelligence beyond limits, and a reminder that solidarity means working on an AI and data commons.
Read on LinkedInThe European Health Forum Gastein delivers punchy debate open to differing views. Energising to moderate the morning session on the health workforce in the age of AI — we need more of this.
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