Digital Cardiology and AI
- Wearable Technology in Cardiac Monitoring
- Machine Learning for Early Cardiac Risk Prediction
- AI in Cardiovascular Imaging
- Big Data Analytics in Cardiology
- Telemedicine and Remote Cardiac Care
- Cybersecurity and Data Privacy in Digital Cardiology
- AI in Drug Discovery
Data-driven tools are reshaping cardiovascular care pathways. The Digital Cardiology and AI session surveys artificial intelligence, machine learning, wearable sensors and telehealth that enable earlier detection, risk prediction and remote management. Speakers will present AI models for imaging interpretation, automated ECG algorithms, predictive analytics for readmission risk, and federated learning approaches that protect privacy while enabling multi-centre model training. Workshops will cover model development lifecycle, bias mitigation, explainability, regulatory considerations and clinical integration. The session examines digital therapeutics, remote monitoring workflows and the role of cloud platforms for scalable deployments, and highlights the evidence required to move algorithms from bench to bedside. Attendees will gain practical guidance on validation, implementation science and how to structure partnerships between clinicians, data scientists and industry to deliver safe, effective, and equitable digital solutions—aligned with the Digital Cardiology Conference programme and hands-on demos of AI-enabled imaging tools.
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Governance, bias and regulation
- Fairness, transparency and explainability frameworks for clinical AI
- Regulatory submission strategies and post-market surveillance
AI for imaging and diagnostics
- Deep learning models for echo, MRI and CT image analysis
- Validation pipelines and clinical-read integration strategies
Remote monitoring and wearables
- Continuous rhythm detection, BP and activity monitoring workflows
- Data pipelines for alerting, triage and longitudinal follow-up
Predictive analytics and decision support
- Risk models for readmission, decompensation and peri-procedural complications
- Integration into clinician workflows and EHR-based alerts
Why Digital Cardiology Matters
Accelerate diagnosis at scale
AI and wearables detect events earlier and enable timely intervention.
Support personalized monitoring
Continuous data enables individualized thresholds and adaptive care plans.
Improve system efficiency
Automated workflows reduce clinician burden and focus resources on high-risk care.
Ensure safe adoption
Strong governance ensures AI tools are effective, equitable and clinically relevant.
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