Will robots replace doctors? What about the medical staff? The short answer is no, but in return they can sharply increase the performance of hospitals and, to some extent, replace the missing medical staff. However, there are a lot of robots and many types. Which ones are used most often and with the greatest success in patient care?

It's a matter of life. Health data refers to the most sensitive data ever. The digital transformation of the healthcare sector, on the one hand, increases the efficiency and quality of care, but on the other hand, it represents a large and ever-growing risk of misuse. How to defend against it?

It is often said in both medicine and cybersecurity that prevention is better than cure. It emphasizes the importance of taking proactive measures to minimize the risk and prevent the damage. In this panel, we will cover the concept of prevention in cyber security, including the importance of preventive measures, examples of preventive measures, and the benefits of prevention. In medicine, preventive measures can include regular checkups, vaccinations, and healthy lifestyle habits to prevent disease. Similarly, in the area of cyber security, preventive measures can include the implementation of security controls such as firewalls and intrusion detection systems. Educating users on how to recognize and avoid potential threats is key.

What is the importance of quality data for the optimization of healthcare and the support of innovative treatment? Slovakia has invested a lot of money in the consolidation of health data. When will we see the results? When will data be available that will allow us to really analyse the effects of individual types of treatment? When will data be available for scientific and other purposes? Where is the problem?

A significant part of health care is managed by local governments. Either regions or municipalities. Whether it's ambulances, some clinics or aftercare entities. In practice, it is the biggest gateway to health care. At the same time, in some regions, more than a third of ambulatory doctors are at or close to retirement age. Is the health sector in the hands of local governments facing collapse? What can the regional public administration do to effectively solve the situation? Can any technologies be used to mitigate the problem?

How to set up public procurement in the healthcare sector so that it is fast and efficient? Are we trapped by the necessity of the lowest price, or is it possible to apply quality criteria as well? Is strategic public procurement planning fiction or reality? How are we doing with transparency? How can artificial intelligence increase the transparency of public procurement?