Skip to primary content

Digital Vision 3

Digital Vision is focused on "failing quickly" by testing, learning and passing on experiences in direct connection to daily workflows with an eye on innovation. Digital Vision supports the general strategic work and the specific overall efforts to ensure coherence and mutual learning.

PROJECT PERIOD

Start: 1 January 2025
End: 31 December 2027

In Digital Vision (2019-2021) and Digital Vision - Integrating Care (2022-2024), the experience was that targeted efforts that link strategically important agendas with daily workflows and local needs can make a significant difference to workflows, technology utilisation, staff and patients.

In this third edition of Digital Vision, the approach is further developed in an effort that has a sharp focus on competency development, organisation and optimisation of workflows for the use of health technology in the cross-sector. There will be a particular focus on developing generic workflows and organisational forms that can be used across hospital departments and municipalities in close coordination with the other efforts.

Early in the programme, there will be a strong focus on disseminating the experiences, concepts and tools that are developed along the way and further developed from the first and second versions of Digital Vision. In addition, the individual sub-projects will also be evaluated with a view to also supporting knowledge sharing and dissemination of experiences.

ARMS4elderly is a cross-sectoral EU project that aims to investigate how residents of care homes or temporary placements can avoid having to be physically admitted to hospital in case of illness. This is done by developing and testing innovative telemedicine solutions in elderly care that support a "home hospitalisation" of the citizens while they receive their treatment under the responsibility of the hospital, this with the aim of reducing unnecessary hospitalisations for the benefit of both citizens and the healthcare system.

Read more about the project here.

PARTNERE

  • Department of Geriatric Medicine, Odense University Hospital
  • Emergency Department, Odense University Hospital
  • Odense Municipality
  • North Funen Municipality
  • Prehospital
Marie Glent-Rolle

Marie Glent-Rolle

Special Consultant

Odense University Hospital, Department of Clinical Development - Innovation, Research & HTA


(+45) 2113 6516
Rikke Lyngholm Christensen

Rikke Lyngholm Christensen

Programme Manager

Centre for Innovative Medical Technology (CIMT). Odense University Hospital, Dept. of Clinical Development - Innovation, Research & HTA


(+45) 2462 9727
APPFWU01V