From 24 until 25 June, 2024, the German Israeli Health Forum for Artificial Intelligence (GIHF-AI) hosted its second annual conference. This report summarizes the results of the conference and gives political recommendations for action.
After GIHF-AI published its first study on the willingness to share health data for research and care management in Germany and Israel in January 2023, this publication investigates the status quo of leading AI-based solutions in Europe and Israel.
With this brochure, we provide a look back at the year 2023 from the perspective of the German Israeli Health Forum for Artificial Intelligence (GIHF-AI). It summarizes the policy briefings, roundtable reports, including policy recommendations, and statements produced over the course of a year.
To measure the willingness to provide digital health data for research and care management, 2,052 citizens in Germany and Israel were surveyed in mid-2023 for a first direct comparison in the context of GIHF-AI with surprising results.
This report is a summary of the assessments discussed during the roundtable on addressing Israel’s needs
in the area of mental health after October 7.
The GIHF-AI Policy Briefing on Mental Health and Digital Mental Health, highlights the impact of the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 and the subsequent war on the Israeli population. It highlights both the psychological effects and the enormous challenges for the Israeli healthcare system.
From 5 until 6 September, 2023, the German Israeli Health Forum for Artificial Intelligence (GIHF-AI) hosted its second annual conference. This report summarizes the results of the conference and gives political recommendations for action.
This report is a summary of the recommendations for action developed during the Digital Health Roundtable on the regulation
of health data use and summarizes the recommendations for actions developed.
Building on the first policy briefing of the German Israeli Health Forum for Artificial Intelligence (GIHF-AI) on regulation for innovation-enabling use of health data in the European and Israeli context, this briefing highlights recent regulatory developments in Germany and Israel.
This report is a summary of the assessments of HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) implementation in healthcare discussed during the roundtable and summarizes the recommendations for action developed.
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