Singapore, November 20, 2024 — The National University Health System in Singapore, along with Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Sweden, and with the support of AstraZeneca and Ericsson, has established the Global Health Innovation Network (GHIN).
This collaboration, signed at the Singapore-Sweden Royal Business Forum, intends to use AI technology and AI capabilities in combination with cutting-edge technologies in order to reform the Ukrainian healthcare innovation space.
GHIN resolves some of the urgent needs in healthcare by providing AI-enabled tools for screening, diagnosis and monitoring. With a focus on 5G and global innovation, the project hopes to scale technologies that have a significant impact on healthcare delivery.
“This collaboration helps new treatments reach patients from different parts of the planet,”
Explained Dr. Boubou Hallberg, the CEO of Sahlgrenska University Hospital.
Daniel Ode, Head of Ericsson Singapore, Philippines, and Brunei, believes healthcare delivery will be transformed with Ericsson’s 5G technology:
“5G allows healthcare systems to be more efficient and reach the unreached.”
AstraZeneca will be critical in discovering and scaling innovations on the A. Catalyst Network.
“We are looking forward to networks and scale innovations around the world,”
Ms. Kim Suyeon, Country President, AstraZeneca Singapore.
GHIN stresses the relevance of working together with the government and private sectors. Jason Phua, who has multiple roles as a deputy chief executive of clinical transformation within NUHS states
“The integration of high-level care, advanced research, and innovation leads to global benefit.”
GHIN’S expanded roles allow them to solicit aids and funds from Business Sweden. As an open-innovation platform, stakeholders all over the globe are appealed to participate in the efforts of creation and implementation of efficient models of healthcare.
Powered by AI, GHIN intends to change the healthcare provision, limit healthcare disparities and speed up the introduction of cutting-edge solutions across the world.
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