Event: Deploying Trustworthy AI in Healthcare – Validation and Adoption
16 October: Welcome to an afternoon focused on how to develop, validate, and adopt AI in healthcare. This gathering will bring together healthcare providers, companies, policymakers, and service providers promoting AI development.
The event is organized by TEF-Health in collaboration with Health Data Sweden, two EU initiatives supporting AI development from lab to market.
This meeting is in-person only, so make sure to join us at the venue at Karolinska Institutet, Solna!

A selection of speakers and panelists

Kevin Groot Lipman, Clinical AI Implementation Lead, Amsterdam Nieuw-West

Elisabeth Epstein, CEO of Intelligyn, Professor, Karolinska Institutet, Senior Consultant, Södersjukhuset, Stockholm

Petra Ritter, Coordinator TEF-Health, Professor, Charité University Hospital, Berlin

Support for bringing AI solutions to the market
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are transforming diagnostics, treatment, and patient care. However, the journey from prototype to clinical practice can feel like navigating a maze of regulatory, technical, and financial barriers.
This event is arranged by TEF-Health together with Health Data Sweden. Both organisations are initiatives within the European Commission programs for a digital Europe (DIGITAL), with co-funding from Vinnova.
TEF-Health – an implementation instrument according to the EU AI Act
TEF-Health (Testing and Experimentation Facility for Health AI and Robotics) is a European Commission-funded platform offering real-world testing environments, regulatory support, and business development services to help SMEs bring trustworthy AI to market faster.
With over 50 partners – including top hospitals, research institutes, and innovation hubs – TEF-Health provides a single-entry point to a network of physical and virtual testing facilities across EuroDeploying Trustworthy AI in Healht. The Swedish node is run by Karolinska Institutet together with SciLifeLab and RISE.
Health Data Sweden
Health Data Sweden (HDS) is a national ecosystem that brings together leading actors from all over Sweden to help SMEs and the public sector focus on health data. This European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) facilitates innovation and development with a high digital maturity in Sweden and Europe. Helps companies and public stakeholders develop, test and validate health data ideas, products, services and business processes.