Tag: health-intelligence
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Diagnostics is changing: where is the industry going?
Reflections from APIFARMA on the future of diagnostics: deeper biological insight, measurement closer to people, smarter interpretation and connected information—and the market development, commercial skills and partnerships needed to deliver their value.
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From Measurement to Meaning: Where Should Diagnostics Go Next?
Diagnostic Informatics is expanding what can be done with diagnostic information, while laboratories and healthcare systems remain under persistent financial and human-resource constraints. The strategic question for Diagnostics is where digital capability can improve diagnostic services in ways that are distinctive, scalable and economically credible. The argument can be summarised in three questions: which applications…
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Diagnostic Informatics: the conversation is changing faster than the market
Cloud computing and AI are expanding what can be done with diagnostic information. But Persodia’s reconstruction of the 2025 market finds that around 72% of today’s Diagnostic Informatics revenue still lies in Laboratory Operations. Diagnostic Informatics has rarely attracted as much attention as it does today. Cloud computing has changed what can be connected, deployed…
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The Refining Layer: Where Value Moves as Diagnostics Becomes Computational
Field observation drawing on D4 Salzburg 2026 “Data is the new gold” is repeated so often in healthcare that it has stopped carrying an argument. It also hides the part that matters commercially. Gold underground is not wealth. It becomes wealth through extraction, refining and the infrastructure that makes it tradable — and most of…
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IVD Industry Monograph No. 4 – Beyond the Data Feed: Diagnostic Contribution in Health Intelligence
Health intelligence is reshaping how diagnostic information is used across healthcare, research and AI-enabled systems. This fourth Persodia IVD Industry Monograph examines how Diagnostics can contribute beyond producing results by enabling information that remains structured, reusable and clinically meaningful across evolving health-information architectures. A structural analysis of an emerging strategic challenge for the Diagnostics industry.…
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Merck Future Insight Prize 2026, Darmstadt
From “Hearing the Light” to Preventive Health Understanding The 2026 Merck Future Insight Prize focused on a provocative proposition: future healthcare may depend increasingly on the ability to observe biological change before symptoms, deterioration or clinical crisis make it visible. The prize was awarded to Professor Vasilis Ntziachristos for his pioneering work in optoacoustics, an…
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Healthcare as Seen at HLTH Europe 2026
This Observation draws on HLTH Europe 2026 as a selective but useful view of where healthcare attention is moving. No conference represents the full reality of healthcare. Conferences highlight certain themes, attract particular audiences, and leave much of everyday clinical, operational, and institutional life outside the room. Even so, they can reveal where investment is…
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HLTH Europe 2026 – Amsterdam
Is Diagnostics at the Table? HLTH Europe 2026 offers a useful test of diagnostics’ position within the wider transformation of healthcare. The programme is built around many of the questions currently shaping care delivery: artificial intelligence, interoperability, health-data infrastructure, prevention, evidence generation, clinical implementation, and the redesign of patient pathways. Diagnostics is indispensable to each…
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health.tech global summit 2026
When Innovation Became a Partnership Question Healthcare innovation is abundant. Converting it into sustained adoption remains more difficult. That distinction became increasingly visible at health.tech global summit 2026 in Basel. Across a large and energetic gathering of startups, corporates, investors, advisors, institutional actors, and international delegations, innovation appeared in many forms: artificial intelligence, digital platforms,…
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The Book – INSIGHT 6 – Health Intelligence Will Not Remove Constraint. It Will Densify It.
The next frontier is not more data. It is the ability to sustain trustworthy meaning across systems. Why does this matter now? Artificial intelligence is accelerating expectations across healthcare. Diagnostics sits close to the centre of that discussion because it already generates structured biological information at scale. The most important question, however, is not whether…