EXHIBITION PROGRAM

AI serves as a catalyst for transforming the governance of health systems. Yet it also poses major challenges. How can we safeguard data? How do we ensure fairness and transparency? Who is in control? Who is accountable? The discussion will center on the ethical and regulatory frameworks that Europe is establishing to govern the use of AI in health, such as the European Health Data Space (EHDS) and the AI Act. Moderator : Anne Calteux 09 :30 : Ethics and Governance of AI for health: WHO perspective - Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Reis 09 :50: AI, Data & Trust: Building the Next Era of Global Pharma- Dr Zara Ghazoui 10 :15 : Panel Discussion : The implementation of AI in Healthcare : A regulatory and ethical challenge! Prof Dr med Andreas Reis, Dr Zara Ghazoui, Katja Rausch, Dr Francoise Berthet, Dr René Metz

Artificial Intelligence has become transformative in healthcare, not only reshaping operational processes but also profoundly redefining patient care itself. This expert panel will illuminate how AI is actively personalizing patient experiences, enhancing clinical decision-making, and ensuring that empathy remains central to healthcare delivery. Join us for a compelling dialogue that tackles the critical balance between AI-driven efficiency and the essential human touch in patient care. Panellists will share insights on real-world examples of AI in action, from agents that guide patients through their journey and empathize with them, to predictive algorithms that support diagnostics, and AI tools that streamline clinical management. We will also discuss how to ethically navigate AI adoption, address concerns around data sovereignty, trust, and transparency, and learn practical strategies to facilitate digital transformation in the health sector. This session will explore how AI is truly humanizing patient care. Moderator: Mr. Frank Roessig, Proximus NXT, Head of AI solutions Speaker: Dr. Ulf Nehrbass, CEO, Luxembourg Institute of Health Dr. Michael Witsch, Pediatrician specialized in endocrinology and diabetology, CHL Dr. Eric Lampach, Chief Digital Officer, Hôpitaux Robert Schuman Organized by proximus

Moderator: Lisa Burke Speakers: Jean-Philippe Arie, PhD - Business Relationship Manager -Luxinnovation Laurent Malisoux - Group Leader, Physical Activity, Sport and Health -Luxembourg Institute of Health Tobias Meyer - Business Development Manager SmartHealth – IEE sensing

The emergence of Big Data offers healthcare professionals unprecedented opportunities to improve the management and resource efficiency of health systems, optimize long-term planning, facilitate decision-making and drive the performance. The discussion will carve out the potential benefits of Big Data but also address the challenges associated with the governance based on ethical principles and the implementation of appropriate public policies. Moderator : Dr Lilani Abeywickrama 11:00 « Health data spaces at the heart of healthcare system management: What opportunities? » Stéphane Pardoux 11:15 : « Keeping Us Healthy: Generative AI and the Future of Integrated Healthcare » Dr Paula Petrone 11:30: "The EU’s initiatives on health data access and AI in healthcare" Thomas Hellebrand 11:45 : Panel Discussion : « Towards EHDS : What steps for each stakeholders ? » Stéphane Pardeaux, Paula Petrone, Thomas Hellebrand, Dr Peter Gocke, Bert Verdonck

The GRIFFIN project explores the potential of medical drone transport in Luxembourg, combining innovation, safety and sustainability. Led by a national consortium, this innovative project illustrates how technology can enhance the logistical efficiency of the medical sector while reducing its environmental impact. This session will look at the technical, regulatory and operational challenges involved in integrating drones into the healthcare supply chain, and the prospects it opens up for a more responsive, sustainable and safe healthcare system. Speakers: Hugo Larue, Ingénieur Sécurité et Conformité, Luxembourg Air Services Jérôme PIN – Deputy CEO – Luxembourg Air Rescue Dr Stéphane THOLL – CEO - Laboratoires Réunis

Dive into the heart of healthcare innovation at the Start-up Awards Luxembourg Pitchs. Come and witness the captivating presentations from the most promising young companies revolutionizing the sector. Discover cutting-edge technological solutions, innovative approaches, and disruptive business models, all designed to transform healthcare. This is a unique opportunity to meet visionary entrepreneurs and explore the trends that will shape the future of medicine and well-being. Don't miss this inspiring session where the future of healthcare unfolds before your eyes.

This presentation aims to provide information on advances and strategies for modernising and improving electronic health systems, with a focus on interoperability, data standardisation, and integration at the European level. Speakers: Sébastien Wafflart, Responsable du département Projet/Architecture/Support, Agence eSanté Logan Schumacker , Programm Manager, Agence eSanté Luxembourg

The integration of Big Data and AI tools in the health sector is transforming scientific research and driving innovation in pharma, biotech and clinical practice. New technologies accelerate the analysis of data and facilitate the emergence of new interdisciplinary approaches and professions. The discussion will center on how these advancements can promote collaboration across different disciplines and lead to quicker and more precise results. Moderation : Andrea Bannert 13:40 "Sharing Data in Oncology" - Dr Jürgen Wolf 14:00: "Artificial Intelligence for Health: Turning Big Data into Personalised Healthcare" - Stavroula Mougiakakou 14:15: Panel Discussion: "AI for research and innovation. Is the workforce ready ? " Dr Jürgen Wolf , Stavroula Mougiakakou, Christof von Kalle, Sandrine Brognaux, Martine Reicherts

This round table will bring together national experts from the health, digital infrastructure, and research sectors to discuss the essential conditions for a successful integration of AI in clinical practice, with a particular focus on the concrete needs of hospitals. Through a series of targeted contributions, participants will explore the key pillars of this transformation — from the expression of clinical needs, to requirements for interoperability and data infrastructure, to the secondary use of health data within a secure, transparent, and European framework. The round table will also highlight innovative research projects integrating AI that are currently being carried out in Luxembourg, before concluding with concrete examples of how these advances are being reintegrated into clinical practice to create real impact on patient care. Organised by the National Cancer Institute (INC) as part of the European ECHoS project, this round table aims to shed light on the concrete levers enabling AI to transform oncology care, through the mobilisation of key stakeholders from Luxembourg’s ecosystem. Funded by the European Union. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. Moderator: Dr. Nikolai Goncharenko, Director, INC Experts: Dr. Maximilian Fünfgeld, Director of Department of Medical Informatics, LIH Mr. Bert Verdonck, Chief Executive Officer, LNDS Prof. Dr. Christof von Kalle, Director of the Luxembourg Research Clinic – Fuerschungsklinik Lëtzebuerg, LCTR – LIH Mr. Ian Tewes, Chief Executive Officer, Agence eSanté Dr. Laurent Vandenhove, Medical Expert, Agence eSanté Dr. Michael Witsch, Medical Doctor, CHL and Project Lead for Axis 2 – eMedicine, PNC2

Join us for this captivating session that will explore the latest advancements and major challenges in the healthcare field. Experts will share their perspectives and inspiring case studies, offering food for thought and concrete solutions for the future of healthcare. Whether you are an experienced professional or an emerging player, this session will provide you with valuable knowledge and networking opportunities.

The application of Big Data and AI in healthcare is driving innovation within start-ups, providing them with new growth perspectives. The discussion will cover essential topics such as system interoperability, the formation of strategic partnerships between AI experts, healthcare professionals and developers, and the necessity for robust, suitable and adaptable regulatory frameworks that safeguard the investments of innovative start-ups. Moderation : Francoise Liners 15:30: "From silos to synergy: strategic partnerships and data sharing for AI-driven health care" - Dr Tatiana Revenco 15:50: "AI in Healthcare : Use cases Revolution and positive regulation via European AI Act and Human Oversight" - David Gruson 16:15 Panel Discussion : " How AI influences R&D collaboration ?" Dr Tatiana Revenco, David Gruson, Dmitry Etin, Silvia Colucci, Dr Michael Witsch

English 1/ Medical AI and legal liability 2/ Cybersecurity and health data: legal framework and obligations 3/ Informed consent in the digital age Presentation Summary Medical innovation is advancing at a dizzying pace: artificial intelligence, personalized medicine, connected devices, remote monitoring… These breakthroughs are profoundly transforming healthcare practices, but they also raise major legal challenges. In this talk, we will explore the tensions between the speed of innovation and the slowness — sometimes necessary — of the law. Through three concrete examples (liability related to medical AI, cybersecurity of health data, and informed consent in the digital age), we will see how the law attempts to adapt without stifling technological momentum. Far from being an obstacle, legal professionals can become key players in responsible innovation, translating technical issues into understandable norms and anticipating risks. Presentation by Annaëlle Nahon Lawyer and Member of the Scientific Committee of the Luxembourg Journal of Law and Health (RLDS) - Legitech

The incorporation of AI into clinical practice and medical decision-making is a driver to improve the quality of patient care. The benefits of AI are already visible in diagnosis and treatment where it provides a valuable support to practitioners. The discussion will examine methods for integrating technologies into clinical practices with the aim to optimise the accuracy of care and alleviate the cognitive workload of healthcare professionals. Moderation: Dr Marc Berna 09:10: "Enhancing decision-making with AI: from workflow to interpretation in medical imaging" Dr Emanuele Neri 09:30: "Enhancing decision making with AI in diagnosis and treatment: Real-World Opportunities and Pitfalls" Dr Markus Oei 09:50: Panel Discussion : "AI in medical decision making : from ethics to certifications" Dr Emanuele Neri, Dr Markus Oei, Dr Dominic Kaddu-Mulindwa, Dr Alexandre Hébert, Jaques Federspiel

The purpose of the presentation is to introduce the new service “Quality & Health Pathways” of the CMCM. This service has been set up to better highlight the feedback from our members and to offer even more personalized support to each individual. The presentation, lasting 10 to 15 minutes, will be followed by a discussion with the audience. It will be led by Mrs. Sophie WERNER.

AI is revolutionising patient care by increasing efficiency of processes and reducing delays in treating patients. This shift is essential for enhancing the patient’s journey, experience and satisfaction. The discussion will highlight specific examples of how AI can enhance healthcare workflows and timelines and demonstrate methods to maximize the benefits of AI along the entire patient’s healthcare journey, history and pathway. Moderation: Alberto de Negri 11:00 "Transforming Pediatric Care through AI: The Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Experience" - Patricia Garcia 11h20: Artificial Intelligence Application in Otolaryngology Healthcare - Jérôme Lechien 11h45: Panel Discussion: "Real efficiency through AI : More time for the patients ?" Patricia Garcia, Prof. Dr. Jérome Lechien, Eric Laurent, Catherine Gapenne , Sonya Tamby, Jean-Philippe Arié

This session will highlight how immersive technologies are transforming the training of healthcare professionals, improving the quality of care, and enhancing patient safety. A unique opportunity to discover the concrete applications of virtual reality in healthcare and discuss its potential for the professions of tomorrow.

The integration of artificial intelligence in medical imaging, while promising, confronts professionals with complex and evolving medico-legal challenges. This in-depth session, titled "Trustworthy AI: Understanding the Medico-Legal Challenges of AI in Medical Imaging," is aimed at experts and seeks to decipher the subtleties of the legal and ethical issues inherent in the implementation of AI in radiology.

Please note that the winners of the HWL Awards will have the opportunity to present their project. 12:30 : Medical Innovation Award Winner 12:45: Managerial Innovation Award Winner 13:00: Start Up Europe Award Winner 13:15 : Start Up Luxembourg Award Winner

With the evolution of pedagogical methods, AI is becoming a key tool for training future generations of healthcare professionals. It provides innovative solutions for personalised learning, assists in evaluating student performance and helps improve educational outcomes. The discussion will explore how AI technologies can address the specific needs of educators and boost the effectiveness of educational programmes. Moderation: Robert Kanz, PhD 13:30: "Enthusiasm, prudence, or banishment? The contrasting views of AI in higher education" - Dr. Margault Sacré 13:50: "AI meets medical history: Innovative approaches in the training of healthcare professionals" Prof. Dr. rer. cur. Katharina Rädel-Ablass 14:15 Panel Discussion: "Panel Discussion : AI in education : A shift in pedagogic paradigms !" Dr Margault Sacré, Prof Dr rer. cur. Katharina Rädel-Ablass, Dr Pascal Stammet, Matthieu Bracchetti, Floor Ruiter

"Optimizing care home management with integrated software: - Patient administration, invoicing, and CNS integration - Comprehensive patient records - Staff management, from scheduling to payroll reintegration - Reporting and financial optimization guidance" Moderator: Olivier PENIN, Telkea Group, CEO Telkea Security Speaker: David SANFILIPPO, Telkea Group, Head of Healthcare Applications

In a context of growing pressure on healthcare institutions, the intelligent use of data is becoming a key driver of transformation. This agora will explore how artificial intelligence and the Command Center are reshaping Hospital Information Systems (HIS): decision support, anticipation of capacity strain, real-time management, flow coordination, and continuous improvement of patient pathways. Will tomorrow’s hospital become a true data-driven center powered by AI? Speakers: Ibrahima, Sidibe, DEDALUS, Executing strategic business manager Vincent Planat, DEDALUS, Senior Business Architect – Dedalus DCO

Theme: Rehabilitation 4.0 Functional electrical stimulation, estimation of fall risk in the elderly, estimation of rehabilitation length of stay (machine learning), virtual reality (Interreg Scale-Up4Rehab project), and actimetry (CHECGAIT and MOVE-UP clinical pathways). Participants: Anne Leurs (MSL) Hassan Nada (Patient) Amine Metani (Scientific Director, Kurage) Carine Federspiel (Specialist in Geriatrics, General Director Zitha) Luis Dierick (Computer Scientist) Joël Da Natividade (Physiotherapist and Researcher, RehaLAB, Rehazenter) Xavier Masson (Physiotherapist and Researcher, RehaLAB, Rehazenter) Frédéric Dierick (Head of RehaLAB, Rehazenter) Functional electrical stimulation, estimation of fall risk in the elderly, estimation of rehabilitation length of stay (machine learning), virtual reality (Interreg Scale-Up4Rehab project), and actimetry (CHECGAIT and MOVE-UP clinical pathways).

For learners and students, AI serves as a valuable asset. It is making education more accessible and allows for better customisation according to individual learning speeds and pathways. The discussion will focus on how tools like intelligent educational platforms and augmented clinical simulations aid in developing practical skills, promote personalised learning, and improve overall academic performance. Moderation: Lisa Zangarini 15:30 "AI in training: Revolution or mere evolution ?" Barbara Mathian 15:50 "Digital Lobotomy: The hidden impact of GenAI on mental well-being" - Geertrui Mieke De Ketelaere 16: 15 Panel Discussion : "AI for students: What an opportunity !" Barbara Mathian, Geertrui Mieke De Ketelaere, Felix Minette, Romain Serizel, Marc Lemmer