The Center for Innovation

At Karolinska University Hospital we work strategically with innovations and partnerships to shape the best possible healthcare for the patients of tomorrow. Welcome to Innovationsplatsen, our Center for Innovation.

Companies are invited to develop home monitoring in specialized care

Companies are invited to an open hearing on June 28th regarding joint innovation. The regional project "Home Hospital Care" is searching for partners to explore the concept of remote monitoring in specialized care in four pilots; arrhythmia, heart failure, COPD and endocarditis.

Innovations improving healthcare

We focus on highly specialized care, improving processes and working methods as well as develop new treatments and leading edge technologies.

What changes to focus on?

The Center for Innovation is developing tools to better predict, monitor and compare the impact of various changes.

Innovation Partnerships

The aim of our strategic collaboration with industry is to ensure maximum impact of clinical research and innovation into healthcare, driven by value of care.

Lifestyle changes improving care

LIVE INCITE is a EU project aiming to empower patients and support lifestyle changes in order to improve outcomes of surgical procedures.

Telemedicine – care at a distance

Videovisits in outpatient care, tele guidance for surgeons, consultative meetings and multidisciplinary rounds. Telemedicine is one of our focus areas.

The Childhood Cancer Mobile App

The development of The Childhood Cancer Mobile App - a model for innovation work within healthcare.

Improving cancer care together with young patients

Teenagers and young adults with cancer often have different needs than children and senior patients. This effects well being – and survival rates.

Robotics and automation

Can robots and automation help utilize healthcare resources more efficiently and leave staff with more time for patients and other demanding tasks? 

Preventing pressure ulcer even before the patient arrives

World leading in early initiation of pressure ulcer prevention – starting even before the patient arrives at the hospital and the Emergency Department.

I-AID - Integrated AI Diagnostics

The I-AID project is a regional mobilization to accelerate the use of AI in healthcare, matching clinical needs with leading AI developers.

Stroke-app – when every second counts

When someone suffers a stroke, every second counts. That’s why we develop a communication tool that allows specialists to exchange patient information quicker.

Algorithms against infections

We use AI analysis for a better understanding of how and when infections may be prevented – and to develop new AI-tools supporting the staff.

News from the Center for Innovation

Editor: Erika Nydahl