New Technologies for Digital Healthcare
The New Technologies for Digital Healthcare project is led by University Hospital Olomouc in collaboration with Palacký University, Brno University of Technology, and Mobilní fyzioterapie s.r.o. Its goal is to strengthen research cooperation between academia and the applied sector in the field of digital healthcare. The project focuses on developing innovative technologies, modernizing infrastructure, and bridging research with practice. Funded by the Jan Ámos Komenský Operational Program, it runs from 2024 to 2028 with a budget of over 67 million CZK. The initiative is expected to significantly contribute to healthcare modernization through digital innovations and more efficient patient care.
The New Technologies for Digital Healthcare project is an initiative led by University Hospital Olomouc in collaboration with Palacký University, Brno University of Technology, and Mobilní fyzioterapie s.r.o. The project's primary objective is to strengthen research cooperation between academic institutions and the applied sector in the field of digital healthcare. By fostering collaboration between researchers, healthcare providers, and technology developers, the project aims to accelerate the development and implementation of innovative digital solutions that can enhance patient care and optimize healthcare processes.
The project is financed through the Jan Ámos Komenský Operational Program and will run from 2024 to 2028, with a total budget exceeding 67 million CZK. One of its key focuses is the modernization of healthcare infrastructure through the introduction of advanced digital technologies. These innovations will help streamline medical workflows, improve diagnostics, and enhance patient monitoring through data-driven and AI-assisted solutions. By integrating cutting-edge research into practical healthcare applications, the project seeks to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of medical treatments, ultimately benefiting both healthcare professionals and patients.
In addition to technological advancements, the project also aims to strengthen the link between research and practice by incorporating representatives from the applied sector into academic education and training programs. This interdisciplinary approach ensures that newly developed technologies are not only innovative but also practical and applicable in real-world healthcare settings. The expected outcome of the project is a more digitally advanced and interconnected healthcare system, capable of responding to modern challenges through automation, artificial intelligence, and smart medical solutions. This initiative represents a significant step toward healthcare digitalization, fostering innovation, collaboration, and improved patient outcomes.
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