Hybrid event

This year DigiHealthDayS is co-hosted together with the 29th ISfTeH (International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth) conference. It brings together the global Telemedicine and eHealth community together with the DigiHealthDay Family in Pfarrkirchen, in the heart of Europe.

The two days are organised by the European Campus Rottal-Inn (DIT-ECRI) of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, in collaboration with valued sponsors, donors, and partners. DigiHealthDayS-2026 promises to be a truly unique global gathering — one that stays true to the mission of building not just the “how” but the “why” of Digital Health. It includes education, awareness, and genuine understanding of why these solutions matter.

This year’s programme will focus on AI in Healthcare, Health System Strengthening & Resilience, EHDS, Digital Precision Health (known as 10P Health or simply 10P), and more. It will be led by prominent experts from across the world. Alongside keynotes and panels, attendees can look forward to scientific sessions, a dedicated student session, a special ISfTeH session, and our signature networking moments.

Programme at a Glance

• Day One: Interoperability, Science, Unity, & Future Champions

A day built around research and standards — where the interoperability panel, the scientific and student sessions, and the global ISfTeH community take centre stage.

• Day Two: The Big Picture — EHDS, AI, Cybersecurity & 10P Health

A day of flagship panels tackling the field’s most pressing debates — from regional innovation and the EHDS to healthcare cybersecurity, AI validation and ethics, and the road towards 10P Health.

Who should attend and why?

Among the many benefits for three types of attendees are:

Industry Leaders & Healthcare Practitioners

• Help shape the future of digital health through active dialogue and collaboration

Students & Early-Career Professionals

• Learn about cutting-edge trends in healthtech and innovation

Academics & Researchers

• Stay informed about emerging topics and technologies in digital health
  

Call for papers is open until 1st September 2026. More information is available here. 

More information about the event, including the speakers and the detailed programme can be found here.