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Network

When working with research, innovation and new technology, network and cooperation are inevitable components. CAI-X aims to support both researchers, clinicians, private enterprises etc. by making it easier to find and reach out to collaborators.

The list below is a non-comprehensive list of networks, associations etc. working with AI in healthcare. Please contact us at cai-x@rsyd.dk, if you have additions to the list.

SPKI (Senter for Pasientnær Kunstig Intelligens / The Norwegian Centre for Clinical Artificial Intelligence) is a collaboration between the University Hospital of North Norway (UNN), UiT The Arctic University of Norway and Helse Nord RHF. The aim is to facilitate development and use of clinical decision support tools based on artificial intelligence by connecting clinical expertise with researchers on machine learning and technology.

Contact

Send an e-mail to Karl Øyvind Mikalsen.

RAIN (Regional AI Network) is a network on AI in healthcare. The network is directed at employees working with AI in the Region of Southern Denmark.

Contact

Send an e-mail to Anne Hagelskjær Skovlund.

RAIT (Radiological Artificial Intelligence Test Centre) is a new test centre for AI in radiology established by hospitals in the Capital Region of Denmark.

Contact

Send an e-mail to Charlotte Trap-Kinberg.

DIREC (Digital Research Centre Denmark) aims to expand the capacity within research, innovation and education in digital technologies in Denmark. The centre is conducted by a consortium consisting of the computer science departments at seven Danish universities and the Alexandra Institute.

Contact

Contact information for DIREC is on their website.

CEBMO (Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine Odense) is a research and resource centre which researches evidence-based medicine and clinical research method, teaches and guides students in evidence based medicine such as systematic reviews and meta analysis.

Contact

Send an e-mail to Asbjørn Hróbjartsson.

Algorithms, Data & Democracy (ADD project) is a 10-year interdisciplinary research and communication project running until 2031. The ADD project works to ensure that democracy is strengthened by digital development through research, increased understanding of technology, digital education and dialogue.

Contact

View contact information on ADD's website.

The Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark is the central division for health innovation in the Region of Southern Denmark. SDSI supports the Regional Council and the Group Management in converting the regional innovation strategy into actions and value creation.

Contact

Send the centre an e-mail.

The Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute at the University of Southern Denmark conducts research within artificial intelligence, robotics, drone technology, I4.0, software as well as health and energy informatics.

Contact

Send an e-mail to Kasper Hallenborg.

CIMT is a research and innovation centre bridging Odense University Hospital (OUH) and the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). CIMT promotes innovation and research in new medical technologies, such as telemedicine, apps, artificial intelligence, patient reported outcomes, robots, virtual reality, drones etc. 

Contact

Send an e-mail to CIMT.

CCR is a joint research and innovation centre for clinical robotics between Odense University Hospital (OUH) and the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). CCR aims to improve treatment and workflows in hospitals by bridging robot technology and the needs and wishes of the health care sector.

Contact

Send an e-mail to CCR.

CICA is a Centre of Excellence under the Region of Southern Denmark initiated by the Department of Surgery at Odense University Hospital in Svendborg. CICA aims to change routine practice for bowel investigations with the use Capsule Endoscopy.

Contact

Send an e-mail to CICA.

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