AI's Impact on Croatia's Digital Healthcare Transformation
summary
Croatia has e-prescriptions since 2011 and e-referrals since 2020 and now runs a 16-entity consortium with 3 million EUR fund to build an AI-first digital health stack; pilots include speech-to-text deployed in hospitals (Newon Technology Adria), an off-the-shelf ECG atrial‑fibrillation detector that was tested but not widely adopted, and a patient chatbot “Maggie” that collects home blood pressure for specialists. Main blockers are fragmented data access, regulatory uncertainty (AI Act, European Health Data Space pilots) and lack of trained multidisciplinary teams.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00DSC Europe 23 intro
- 1:07AI in healthcare overview
- 4:18Croatia's digital healthcare status
- 7:06Healthcare AI innovation hubs
- 12:44AI models in medicine challenges
- 15:56AI in medicine history and hype
- 18:04LLM limitations in medicine
- 21:43AI regulation in healthcare
- 25:55Trustworthy AI explainability
- 29:27Health data secondary use
- 32:17Healthcare data cleaning
- 33:20Croatia AI healthcare pilots
- 34:45Responsible AI in medicine
- 35:47Q&A
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