Why this mini-series?

Ten years ago, French healthcare was juggling medical prowess with obsolete tools. Today, the transformation is accelerating: AI, data and digital technology are revolutionizing the way we treat patients. On the occasion of Lifen's 10th anniversary, this mini-series is a call to bring together all the forces in the healthcare ecosystem - caregivers, institutions, innovators, patients - to tackle tomorrow's challenges together. It's also a message of hope: despite the difficulties, our healthcare system has unique assets and an unrivalled capacity for innovation. Discover five episodes to understand and imagine tomorrow's healthcare.

Episode 1

French hospitals: between medical excellence and the digital divide

Dive into the paradox of the French hospital, at the cutting edge of medicine but lagging behind in digital technology. Discover the roots of this divide and the day-to-day reality of care providers, between administrative constraints, lack of resources and the disappointed promises of digital technology.

Episode 2

AI as a remedy for the data crisis?

Healthcare data is everywhere, but all too often it's trapped in compartmentalized systems and unusable formats. Explore the challenges of interoperability, data collection and data structuring, the keys to efficient, connected medicine.

Episode 3

From care to research, a virtuous revolution

Beyond the tools, it's the whole logic of care that's evolving: new practices, more personalized decisions, a transformed patient-caregiver relationship. Find out how AI and data can help save time, improve relevance and enhance the quality of care.

Episode 4

Health data: free circulation under high protection?

The healthcare sector boasts a unique wealth of data, but it's under intense scrutiny. Let's decipher the issues of trust, security, sovereignty and the complex mechanics of sharing, so as to unleash the potential of data without compromising patient protection.

Episode 5

Towards data medicine

Between prediction, prevention and personalization, data is paving the way for a new medical era. A forward-looking look at the conditions for this transformation to succeed, the urgent need for collective action, and the key role of human intelligence in the coming revolution.

Speakers

Prof. Stéphanie Allassonnière

Professor of applied mathematics at Université Paris Cité

Nathalie
Beslay

Lawyer, expert in healthcare innovation

Philippe Boulogne

Director of Information Systems, Hôpital Foch

Sandrine Bourguignon

Health economist, President of Rweality

Nicolas Castoldi

Deputy Director, AP-HP

Philippe
Douste-Blazy

Cardiologist and former Minister of Health

Alexandre Huckert

Co-founder and CEO of Lifen

Franck
Le Ouay

Co-founder and Chairman of Lifen

Prof. Antoine Magnan

Head of Pneumology Department, Hôpital Foch

Prof. Philippe Ravaud

Head, Clinical Epidemiology Center, Hôtel-Dieu Hospital, AP-HP

Quotes
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Sandrine Bourguignon

founder of Rweality,
healthcare innovation consultant

"Europe and France can remain competitive, but we need to decide pretty quickly how we're going to support the development of data usage. We have this time window of another one or two years over which we really need to unleash the potential of data."

Prof. Antoine Magnan

Head of Pneumology
at Hôpital Foch

"We have before us a transformation of the profession, of the patient pathway, of the way people are cared for that is enormous and is even more important than that of the arrival of digital technology as such."

Philippe Boulogne

Director of Information Systems and Deputy Director of the Imaging Department at Hôpital Foch

"We need to decompartmentalize data. Data must be used with AI tomorrow for research protocols, for prediction."

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