Actors from municipalities, regions, authorities, companies and academia meet annually at Vitalis to discuss future challenges and solutions in healthcare. This year's conference was moved due to the pandemic from May to August and changed to a digital format. The lectures were recorded in advance and were given a broadcast time of August 25-26, when visitors were given the opportunity to chat with the presenter. The digital format gives visitors the opportunity to buy tickets and take part in the lectures throughout the year.

- This year, Vitalis is completely digital, which is different. Although I miss the physical meeting, I think there is a logic in using the digital possibilities for a conference that advocates more IT and digitization. It will be exciting to see how this concept can be integrated and developed in next year's Vitalis events, says Nordic Medtest's CEO, Magnus Lindström.

Nordic Medtest participates with six lectures that deal with various aspects of testing and how the company's work contributes to a functioning and safer digital health and care system.

- Secure and functioning IT in healthcare means increased cost efficiency. Then the care providers can use their resources to deliver care with good quality, instead of dealing with bad and incorrect IT systems and services. It is gratifying that testing and increased quality are on the agenda, says Magnus Lindström.

Nordic Medtest's lectures at Vitalis

-5 steps to good acceptance testing of systems in e-health.
Lecturer: Torkel Bengtsson

-Test environment – the key to successful development and innovation.
Lecturer: John Bodero

-Semantic interoperability from a tester's perspective.
Lecturer: Henrik Emilsson

-Test automation in Swedish e-health.
Lecturer: Henrik Emilsson

-How is it possible to connect to a standardized and secure digital communication?
Lecturer: Frank Grundin and Karin Lindh

-A test train for exploratory testing of the healthcare system of the future.
Lecturer: Robert Magnusson

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