This year the Digital Health 2.0 Congress was held, from San Sebastian, Spain, offering online and face-to-face activities.
The Digital Health Congress took place from September 7th to 10th, virtually through digital platforms, on the other hand, the face-to-face activities with limited capacity that were part of Health 2.0 Basque, happened from September 10th to 11th.
Among the projects presented at this event stand out the following:
The first is Trak Physio, a software created for the rehabilitation of patients through physical exercises. This platform allows professionals to maintain constant communication with patients after diagnosis, design the recovery plan through exercises and continue monitoring the patient. The patient on the other hand can access the platform to consult the recovery plan and exercises. Through computational vision, the software is able to recognize the wrong movements and correct them, the platform shows through data the evolution of the patient.
Another project is Mutualia, Mutual Collaborator in Social Security in Spain, they presented an innovative digital project for the delivery of medical images to patients, without the use of CDs or printed material.
Legit Health, a startup specialized in the development of artificial vision and intelligence technology. His project specializes in dermatological diagnosis through evaluation of images through clinically proven algorithms, the platform is able to classify 139 pathologies of the skin, so that the patient takes photographs of lesions or other parts of the body and they are uploaded to the cloud where the doctor can consult them and make a diagnosis thanks to the algorithms.
Among the pathologies recognized by the platform are seven whose algorithms have been perfected and have higher sensitivity percentages. Acne 94% sensitivity, Psoriasis 92%, Dermatitis 81%, Rosacea 94%, Keratosis 92%, Basal cell carcinoma 90% and Melanoma 90%.
This platform works as a support for doctors and patients to take better advantage of consultation time, as the doctor can work based on Legit Health diagnostic data.
Ignacio Diez González of the Basque Health Services presented several investigations where AI has been applied for clinical use in the area of cardiology. As well as drug side effects monitoring projects through AI and machine learning.
