Digital health
Sweden's healthcare system is facing major challenges. Healthcare costs are rising sharply, the number of hospital beds is decreasing, staff are overworked, and the population is ageing. Chronic diseases account for 80 per cent of healthcare costs, yet the systems are designed for emergency care rather than preventive healthcare. Many digital solutions are tested but never implemented in practice, and different systems are unable to communicate with each other.
RISE supports municipalities, regions, and businesses in transitioning to future healthcare and social care. We carry out needs analyses, lead implementation projects, and develop AI solutions for areas ranging from diagnostics to mental health. We certify digital safety alarms and person-centred care, ensure privacy protection for health data, and establish innovation partnerships that bring together municipalities, companies, and researchers. With our broad interdisciplinary expertise and long-term understanding of systems, we can help you to navigate technical and organisational changes.
Implementation of digital solutions
AI in Medicine
Digital transformation contributes to the future of healthcare and social care
Digital social alarms
Register your interest in Patient Involvement certification
RISE Innovationspartnerskap - Omsorg
AIcares
Digital Care
CarePath
TEF Health
Accelerating the Home Care system
Training AI on health data – without compromising privacy
More accurate diagnostics, earlier detection of disease, more personalised treatment, and greater opportunities for preventing ill health. All this could become a reality with the help of AI – but it requires a toolbox of advanced technologies for privacy protection.
Systemskifte krävs för att framtidssäkra vården
En åldrande befolkning – är det ett problem eller möjlighet? När svenskarna blir äldre behöver vi hitta nya sätt att förse dem med lika bra eller bättre sjukvård än i dag. Utmaningen: hitta en långsiktig metodik och inte enbart lappa och laga det mest akuta. Så här går det till.
Höganäs forges international ties to solve the care challenge
Fewer professionals will have to care for more elderly people. To ensure that there are enough care staff and resources in the future, digital solutions and new working methods are needed. Höganäs Omsorg has taken this to heart.
