Technologies for Personalised Treatment

Wearables, implantables, invisibles & the hospital of the future

What happens when healthcare moves beyond the walls of the hospital and into our everyday lives? From smart wearables that continuously monitor health to implantable technologies and future "invisible" systems that seamlessly integrate into care, we are entering a new era of connected, personalised medicine.
In this inspiring session, two internationally renowned pioneers will explore how technology is transforming healthcare today and what lies ahead. Prof. Bas Bloem (Radboudumc) will share lessons learned from the groundbreaking ParkinsonNet journey, illustrating how wearables and digital health technologies have already changed care delivery and patient outcomes for people living with Parkinson's disease. Looking beyond today's innovations, Chris Van Hoof (Imec) will take us into the future, showcasing emerging technologies that may soon redefine prevention, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment in ways that are currently hard to imagine.

Join us for a glimpse of a future where healthcare becomes continuous, personalised, proactive, and increasingly invisible. The question is no longer if these technologies will change healthcare, but how fast they will transform the hospital of the future.

  • Time: 14:45 - 16:00
  • Location: Inspiration Stage | TL 2275
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If you have any questions about the session, would like to receive further information, or see potential opportunities for collaboration, please do get in touch via the information below. We would be delighted to hear from you.

prof.dr. M.M. Rovers PhD (Maroeska)
Scientific director TechMed