Patient Monitoring Roundtable No. 4 | 2026: Robotics in Care – What Happens to the Human Factor?
"Robotics in Care" – under this guiding theme, we gathered on May 21, 2026 at the Baltic for the fourth Patient Monitoring Roundtable (PMRT) of the year. The central question: what can care robots truly accomplish – and what does it take for them to do it well?
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No. 3 | 2026: Hospital@Home – An Opportunity for Improved Care?
Save the Date: The fourth roundtable of the year will take place on May 21 at BALTIC at Charité, focusing on “Robotics […]
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No°2 | 2026: Digital twins & dashboards for data-driven therapy – hype or real impact?
Save the Date: The third roundtable of the year will take place on April 20 on the topic “Hospital at Home: Wearables […]
Digitaler Präventions-Impuls 2026, April 1 – April 30
Community-Event des Patient Monitoring Roundtable Im April startet in unserer PMRT Online Community der Digitale Präventions-Impuls 2026: ein strukturiertes 4-Wochen-Format rund um die […]
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No°1 | 2026: Beep! Alarm or just Noise? – The Potential of UX Sound Design in Healthcare
Save the date: The second roundtable of the year will take place on March 12 at the BALTIC at Charité on the […]
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No°8 | 2025: High Quality Data – New Opportunities in Acute Care and Neurology
Under the theme “High Quality Data: New Opportunities in Acute Care and Neurology”, we met on November 27 at the BIH Digital Labs for the eighth and final Patient Monitoring Roundtable (PMRT) of the year. Our goal: to strengthen the exchange between clinicians, researchers, and industry on how monitoring data can serve as a reliable foundation for AI-driven innovation in acute care and neurology.
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No°7 | 2025: AI and Data Platforms for Intelligent Patient Monitoring
Save the Date: The eighth and final Roundtable of 2025 will take place on November 27 at the BIH Digital Labs, focusing […]
Roundtable Nr. 6 | 2025: Wearables and Hospital at Home: New Paths in Patient Monitoring
Under the motto “Wearables and Hospital at Home – how wireless monitoring opens new care spaces”, we met on September 18 for […]
Roundtable No. 5 | 2025: Situational Awareness in Focus – Rethinking Patient Monitoring
On May 22, 2025, the fourth Patient Monitoring Roundtable of the year took place, focusing on a complex but critically important topic. Under the title “IT Security and Data Exchange: Building Blocks for Responsible Patient Monitoring,” experts from clinics, research, and industry discussed how to improve data exchange and which factors foster or hinder innovation. The event also explored…
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No. 4 | 2025: IT Security and Data Exchange – Building Blocks for Responsible Patient Monitoring
On May 22, 2025, the fourth Patient Monitoring Roundtable of the year took place, focusing on a complex but critically important topic. Under the title “IT Security and Data Exchange: Building Blocks for Responsible Patient Monitoring,” experts from clinics, research, and industry discussed how to improve data exchange and which factors foster or hinder innovation. The event also explored…
Patient Monitoring Roundtable No. 3 | 2025: Digital participation for all – monitoring in a social context
The third Patient Monitoring Roundtable of the year took place on April 7, 2025 - this time with a focus on digital participation and the social dimensions of monitoring technologies. Under the title “Digital Inclusion for All: Monitoring and Social Implications”, experts from clinics, research and industry discussed how wearable technologies can be integrated…
Roundtable No°2: Silent Patient Room – Interoperability is setting new standards
On March 13, 2025, we came together for the second Patient Monitoring Roundtable of the year to talk in depth about interoperability and the Silent Patient Room. In view of the growing burden of the high number of loud alarms, we discussed how interoperability can help to realize a Silent Patient Room - creating a space where patients…
