Main Track

Preliminary list of accepted submissions from the Main Track (subject to author registration and participation in the final conference programme):

Papers

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A Survey on Privacy-Preserving Emotion and Attention Recognition for Children with ASD Hudson Bruno (Eldorado Research Institute, Brasil) et al.

A Turnaround Time Dashboard for Hospital Laboratory Blood Tests Sephora Camilleri (University of Malta) & Conrad Attard (ibid.)

An Interoperable Multi-Agent Framework for Unified Emergency Response Across Fragmented Healthcare Ecosystems Charalampia Pylarinou (CAREPOI, Greece) & Lefteris Gortzis (University of Patras, Greece)

Burkina Faso Drug Ontology: Harmonizing Pharmaceutical Data for Interoperability Bry Sylla (University of Bordeaux, Burkina Faso) et al.

Data Quality and Utility Label in the EHDS: Building Europe’s Health Data Future Beyond Legal Compliance Sabire Sanem Yilmaz (Scuola Sant’Anna Advance Studies, Italy)

Designing National-Scale Digital Preventive Health Systems: Architectural and Governance Patterns from Indonesia Dewi Nur Aisyah (Ministry of Health Indonesia) et al.

Designing Social Support for Dietary Self-Monitoring: a Mixed-Methods Pilot of a Chatbot-Integrated Buddy System Kim Wintraecken (Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands) & Yuan Lu (ibid.)

Fine-Tuning YOLO26 for Outer and Inner Cochlear Hair Cell Detection Steven Fernandes (Creighton University United States) et al.

From Bedside to Population Health: A Federated Governance Framework for Clinical Information Models in the Spanish National Health System Jordi Piera-Jiménez (Catalan Health Service, Spain) et al.

Google Distance Matrix API and Healthcare Accessibility Prachi Verma (Indian Institute of Technology Indore, India) & Sanjram Premjit Khanganba (ibid.)

Health Information Seeking and Verification in Digital Public Health: A Conceptual Framework Illustrated by Evidence from Patients with Diabetes and Hypertension Haitham Alzghaibi (Department of Health Informatics, College of Applied Medical Sciences, Qassim University, Buraydah, Saudi Arabia)

Health literacy as a suppressor in the association between e-health literacy and susceptibility to health misinformation Mariusz Duplaga (Department of Health Promotion and e-Health, Jagiellonina University Medical College, Poland) et al.

Medicinal Products Classification Model For Saudi Food and Drug Authority Shrooq Alsenan (Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, Saudi Arabia) et al.

Monitoring Elderly People in Indoor Environments through Syntactic Analysis of Visual Data José do Patrocínio dos Santos Silva (Eldorado Research Institute, Brasil) & José Luiz de Souza Pio (Federal University of Amazonas, Brasil)

Optimizing Knowledge Graph Storage for Medical RAG Systems: A Comparative Evaluation of Neo4j and ArangoDB using SNOMED CT Yahia Guellab (BPH Inserm 1219, University of Bordeaux, France), Kevin Ouazzani (Lucidia Health Intelligence, La Réunion, France) & Gayo Diallo (BPH Inserm 1219, University of Bordeaux, France)

Parkinson’s Disease Detection Using Hybrid CNN-BIGRU Model Keerthimala Aduvala (Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, affiliated JUTUH, India) et al.

Safety-Prioritised Multimodal Navigation for Edge Smart Glasses with Constrained On-Device Language Models Şefki Kolozali (University of Essex, United Kingdom) et al.

Scaling Cardio-Oncology Rehabilitation Through Telehealth: Interim Results of a Randomized Trial in Lymphoma Survivors Ladislav Batalik (Department of Rehabilitation, University Hospital Brno, Czech Republic)

Extended Abstracts

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A Digital Toolkit for Disease Risk Forecasting Anna B. Kawiecki (Global Health Resilience Group, Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Spain) et al.

A Protocol for Developing and Evaluating Inclusive Multi-Color Digital Interface Palettes for Low Vision and Color Vision Deficiency Users Palak Katiyar (National Center for Assistive Health Technology, AIIMS New Delhi), Suraj Senjam (ibid.) & Sandeep Singh (ibid.)

A Streaming Pancreas Twin: Online Regression and Behavioral Clustering from CGM data Luigi Di Biasi (University of Salerno, Italy) et al.

Adapting the Garcia Family personas to specific contexts of three Middle Income Countries | the MULTIPULM experience Carina Dantas (SHINE 2Europe, Lda; ICBAS – University of Porto, Portugal) et al.

Adoption of Digital Surveillance System for Leprosy in India: Challenges and Way Forward to Elimination Nilanjan Bhor (IIHMR University, Jaipur, India)

Assessment of knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding antimicrobial resistance among primary health care prescribers in Imo State, Nigeria: implications for digital health readiness. Izuchukwu Basil (Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), Nigeria) et al.

Beyond Algorithms: A Qualitative Study on AI as a Relational Space for Organ Transplant Patients Hicran Karataş (Bartın University, Turkey)

Building Trust in ChatGPT: Accuracy and Reliability in Healthcare Research Memoona Zahra (School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, Griffith University, Gold Coast, Australia) et al.

Clinical Applications of ChatGPT in Healthcare- Findings from an Umbrella Review Dumisani Nkhoma (Bond University, Australia) et al.

Co-Creating Public Health Value Through Digital Engagement Arta Istrefi (Heimerer College, Kosovo) & Jusuf Zeqiri (South East European University, North Macedonia)

Communication Gaps in Breast Cancer Care: Insights from a National Patient-Led Survey in Serbia and Implications for Digital Patient Navigation Sara Bojanić (Europa Donna Serbia – The Serbian Breast Cancer Forum, Serbia) & Mirjana Branković-Magić (ibid.)

Delphi study as a method in the conceptualization of a new digital wellbeing measure for university students and staff across Europe Maria Bezmelnitsina Collé (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain) et al.

Detecting Medical Disinformation: Methods, Gaps, and Next Steps Vagif Mammadaliyev (Institute of Information Technology, Azerbaijan) & Vusal Shahbazov (ibid.)

Developing workforce for the Smart health era: Case study in Hong Kong Fowie Ng (Tung Wah College, Hong Kong)

Digital Health on Oncology: Identification of Drug–Drug Interactions Using Large Language Models and Electronic Health Records Hoda Nemat (Health Informatics, Division of Clinical Studies, The Institute of Cancer Research, London, UK) et al.

EEG Topographic Mapping and Deep Transfer Learning for Early Detection of Autism Spectrum Disorder Maria Eduarda Lira (Federal University of Pernambuco, Brasil) et al.

eHealth Solutions for Menopause Care: App Mapping and Systematic Review Sònia Moretó (eHealth Lab Research Group, School of Health Sciences, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain) et al.

Enhancing Health Education and Regional Patient Engagement through a Hybrid Metaverse Model: The Case for Facilitated Public Health Infrastructure Sabrina Hölzer (University of Applied Science Jena, Germany), Christian Erfurth (EAH Jena, Germany) & Lucie Schmidt (University of Applied Science Jena, Germany)

Ethical and Organizational Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Integration into Non-Communicable Disease Prevention Programs: Evidence from Kazakhstan Ainur Qumar (Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University, Kazakhstan), Laura Seiduanova (ibid.) & Dias Zhunistay (ibid.)

Ethical Governance of Artificial Intelligence in Public Health: Regulatory Convergences, Ethical Challenges, and Implications for Digital Health Systems Leandro Nascimento de Oliveira (Rui Barbosa House Foundation, Brasil)

Evaluating the Environmental Impact of Generative AI in Healthcare: A Systematic Review of Current Practice Dylan Patel (Medical School, University College London, United Kingdom) et al.

Evidence Quality & Methodological Gaps in ChatGPT – Healthcare Literature Afifa Tanweer (Department of Medicine, Internal Medicine, Lausanne University Hospital and University of Lausanne, Switzerland) et al.

FHIR Implementation for Electronic Medical Records in Indonesia: A National-Scale Interoperability and Digital Public Health Governance through SATUSEHAT Platform Dewi Nur Aisyah (Ministry of Health Indonesia) et al.

From Burnout to Resilience: Using Transformative AI to Optimize Health Workforce Sustainability Lars Münter (Nordic Wellbeing Academy, Denmark)

From Play to Prevention: Building a Digital Developer Hub to Gamify Hygiene and Combat AMR in African and European Schools Lars Münter (Nordic Wellbeing Academy, Denmark) & Carina Dantas (SHINE 2Europe, Portugal)

Gamified Mobile Application for Digital Mosquito Surveillance: Three-Year Deployment Results and Network of Networks Expansion in Brazil and Portugal Paul Reynolds (UCL Centre for Digital Public Health in Emergencies (dPHE), University College London, United Kingdom) et al.

Harnessing open-source digital surveillance for vector-borne diseases within the One Health framework Pilar Hernandez (SORMAS Foundation, Germany)

Health Information System Readiness for Indonesia’s Digital Health Transformation: A Qualitative Policy-Oriented Assessment Reyhan Eddy Yunus (Indonesian Medical Education and Research Institute, Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia) et al.

Highly Personalized Healing Stories – The Impact of Generative AI on Interactive Narrative Therapy Hartmut Koenitz (Södertörn University, Sweden) & Mirjam Eladhari (ibid.)

Integrating Digital Search Data with Traditional Surveillance to Improve Dengue Nowcasting: Insights from Brazil Paula Moraga (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia)

Interpretable Deep Learning for EEG-Based Image Analysis and Mapping Brain Region Contributions Gabriel Miranda de Souza (Federal University of Pernambuco, Brasil) et al.

Large Language Models for Health Literacy: A Comparative Trustworthiness Evaluation with Retrieval-Augmented Generation Hlib Aleksandrenko (Institute of Health Information and Statistics of the Czech Republic) & Martin Komenda (ibid.)

Large-scale adaptation and tailored implementation of evidence-based primary cancer prevention programmes: The PIECES project. Jordi Piera-Jimenez (Digitization for the Sustainability of the Healthcare System – Catalan Health Service, Spain) et al.

Low Vision Assistive Devices: From Traditional to Digital Assistive Technology Suraj Singh Senjam (All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), India)

Mapping digital tools for the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out in Poland: scoping review of interventions and implementation focus Rafał Halik (Department of Health Promotion and e-Health, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland) et al.

Moderation analyses of illness perceptions and eHealth literacy on effectiveness of a digital inhaler program in asthma patients: a post-hoc analysis of the ACCEPTANCE trial Chao Sun (Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands) et al.

Patient voices in health system governance: evaluating a digital patient-feedback management system as a decision-support tool for quality-of-care improvement in Ugandan hospitals Irene Jean Kagogwe (Qstats Health Consulting, Uganda) & Margaret Nanyonjo (ibid.)

Precision medicine and digital detection of sepsis: Design and application of a novel Transparent Machine Learning Algorithm to predict sepsis from electronic patient record data Ceire Costelloe (Imperial College London, United Kingdom), Alf Timney (Imperial College London and ICR, United Kingdom) & Kate Honeyford (University College London, United Kingdom)

Silent Epidemic of Imported Malaria: Challenges and Way Forward to Cross-Border Health Intelligence through Strengthening Digital Surveillance for Malaria in Nepal Ganga Marasini (IIHMR University, Nepal) & Nilanjan Bhor (Independent Consultant, India)

The Menopause Mission – Digital Empowerment for Healthy Ageing for Women Lars Münter (Nordic Wellbeing Academy, Denmark), Carina Dantas (SHINE 2Europe, Portugal) & Nina Sønderberg (Nordic Wellbeing Academy, Ireland)

Assessing the strategic importance of health determinants in the digital era for health planning in Catalonia: results of a modified Delphi study Mireia Cano (eHealth Lab Research Group, School of Health Sciences and eHealth Centre, UOC, Spain) et al.

Utilising digital tools to ensure high coverage of mass drug campaigns amongst never treated and heard to reach populations, critical groups to achieve disease elimination goals Laura Senyonjo (Sightsavers, United Kingdom) et al.