Stockholm Notes
From May 11–13, Vibseen participated in The MedTech Forum held in Stockholm.
We would like to thank MedTech Europe CEO Oliver Bisazza, the organizing team, and Swedish Medtech for putting together this invaluable event that brings health technologies, innovation, and collaboration together under one roof.
One of the most highlights of the forum for us was the following session:
“Patient Voices Driving Change in Medtech”
This session underscored a crucial truth:
When patients are truly integrated into the healthcare system, the resulting solutions become more robust, meaningful, and patient-centered.
The panel discussed how patient perspectives can be integrated into health innovation processes, as well as the role of cross-industry collaborations in building more inclusive healthcare systems.
We would also like to thank the panelists for their valuable insights:
Juan-José Ventura — Cancer Patients Europe
Will Guilford — Global Alliance for Patient Access
Sven Jonsson — Swedish Kidney Association Stockholm Gotland
Andrea Keady — Solventum
This approach aligns perfectly with the vision of Vibseen.
We believe that health discovery should be:
more reliable,
scientifically grounded,
more accessible and easy to understand,
and available to everyone.
We believe that patients searching for medical information should not have to navigate misinformation, algorithmic confusion, and engagement-driven clickbait.
That is exactly why we are developing Vibseen:
A next-generation healthcare discovery platform that connects verified healthcare professionals with patients through short educational videos and an AI-powered discovery system.
Throughout the forum, we had the opportunity to connect with many key institutions, startups, and industry leaders shaping the European healthcare ecosystem.
Some of our most notable discussions were with:
EIT Health — healthcare innovation and ecosystem partnerships
ARCHIMED — healthcare investments and strategic growth opportunities
Medtech4Health — digital health innovations and collaborative initiatives
Solventum — patient-centered healthcare transformation
Cybersecurity and health data experts — secure healthcare infrastructure and data protection
to name a few.
These conversations reinforced one clear truth:
The future of medicine will be built on collaboration among healthcare professionals, patients, technology providers, and secure, innovative ecosystems.
We would like to thank everyone we met and shared ideas with in Stockholm.
Through stronger international partnerships, healthcare innovation can advance much faster — and reach many more lives. 🤝