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Innovation

At Karolinska University Hospital we work strategically with innovation and partnerships to shape the best possible healthcare for the patients of tomorrow. Through our Center for Innovation, we provide support for innovation within specialized care − processes and procedures as well as new treatments and leading-edge technologies.
Center for Innovation

We facilitate current and future innovation initiatives, and provide competence, coaching, counselling and courses

Partnerships and collaboration

We establish and support joint innovation between patients, industry, academia and other healthcare providers.

Showcases

Examples of innovation initiatives within a broad range of focus areas – from empowering the patient’s role in development to implementing AI

We form long-term industry partnerships with multiple focus areas, as well as single project collaborations. We also set up more informal meetings to share insights and ideas.

Within the Healthcare Transformation Academy, we offer courses in innovation management to drive innovation from within the healthcare organization.

Publications related to innovation projects and initiatives supported by the Center for Innovation at Karolinska University Hospital.

Events and opportunities

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News on innovation

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The Theranostics Trial Center (TTC) at Karolinska University Hospital has been awarded over $1.4 million by Vinnova to spearhead a new project in precision medicine. By integrating image-guided diagnostics with therapy using radiolabeled targeted drugs, th...
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Karolinska University Hospital recently concluded its four-day Nursing Management Program, bringing together healthcare professionals from various European countries. The program focused on empowering nursing leaders, highlighting Sweden’s healthcare syste...
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A new clinical study reveals that an AI-based method for selecting women for additional screening with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) can significantly improve the detection of breast cancer missed by traditional mammography. The randomized clinical tria...
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