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Diagnostics are the starting point of almost every form of healthcare. Because laboratory diagnostics are used in all healthcare domains, the sector has a fragmented landscape of systems, standards and working methods. At a time when healthcare is under increasing pressure, the situation is no longer sustainable. During the Zorg & ICT event, Sjoerd Visser and Daniël Schut shared their vision and approach to keeping healthcare accessible, affordable and innovative in a joint knowledge session.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of the healthcare landscape. AI is regularly seen as the technology that will change everything: making work more efficient, reducing administration and improving care. At the same time, there is also a sense of realism. AI can do a lot and is improving rapidly, but we are not there yet. It is precisely in that tension between promise and practice that the real value lies. During the care event Zorg & ICT, Thomas Overmars and Ella Sijbesma discussed the role of AI in healthcare registration during their knowledge session.

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The pressure on healthcare is increasing. We want to keep healthcare affordable, improve the patient experience and reduce the burden on healthcare providers. At the same time, the focus is increasingly shifting from illness to health, and from treatment by individual healthcare organisations to collaboration in the region. During Zorg & ICT (Care & ICT), Fleur Maagdenberg and Glenn Bruins from Enovation (part of Legrand Care) outlined why regional collaboration is essential.

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The Kent Oncology Centre supports patients living with and beyond breast cancer through the Patient Journey app. Through this app, patients can access information at any time about their diagnosis, treatment and the next steps in their care pathway. It offers clarity, structure, professional credibility and reassurance at a time of considerable uncertainty.

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Bernhoven is a primary care hospital serving the Oss, Maashorst, Meierijstad region, with an outpatient clinic in Oss. The organisation’s guiding principle is that the patient is in control: healthcare professionals organise their work so that patients retain as much control as possible over their treatment.

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When a resident of Limburg has medical symptoms but is unable to go to the GP or hospital, Ambulancezorg Limburg is ready to help. Ambulancezorg Limburg not only provides acute care but also care for patients at home through Master’s-level doctors, nursing specialists and physician assistants (MAZ). This concerns care that is normally provided by GPs (primary care) and treatments that usually take place in the hospital (secondary care).

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