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In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, digital technologies are playing an increasingly pivotal role in enhancing patient outcomes and streamlining clinical processes. However, with this rise in reliance on digital …

In January 2025, Spain’s National Health System took a significant step forward in advancing precision medicine with the update of itsCommon Catalogue of Genetic and Genomic Tests. This update introduced …

On 1 January 2025, Finland implemented the annual update of the NordDRG system, bringing significant advancements to the classification and reimbursement of healthcare services.  The 2025 update introduces 1,005 Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs), …

On 6 January 2025, Switzerland welcomed prio.swiss, a new health insurance association designed to unify the country’s health insurers and strengthen representation for insured individuals. This landmark consolidation successfully merges the …

We are delighted to announce that Odelle Technology are now members of EIT Health Ireland-UK as a network partner, providing us with a wonderful opportunity to expand our business network …

Germany’s healthcare system has established a robust framework for integrating and reimbursing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, particularly through the Digital Healthcare Act (DVG). This system ensures AI tools can be …

On 25 November 2024, the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) announced significant updates to the policy framework for small-scale experiments aimed at fostering healthcare innovation. These updates refine the process by which healthcare …

The Digital Health Applications (DiGA) framework, established under the Digital Healthcare Act (DVG) in 2019, allows certain digital health apps to be prescribed by physicians and reimbursed by statutory health …

In the dynamic realm of healthcare, digital health solutions are rapidly emerging as pivotal tools, particularly for managing chronic conditions. Unlike traditional pharmaceutical therapies, digital health applications (apps) offer scalable, …

Sepsis remains one of the most critical challenges in emergency medicine, often leading to high mortality rates due to its rapid progression and the necessity for swift intervention. Traditional diagnostic …