Session 1: Systems Medicine in the Era of Digital Health (Chair: R.M. Füchslin)

• Physiologically Based Modelling of Cerebral Haemodynamics and Oxygen Transport for Enhanced Neurocritical Care Monitoring (Ayla Durrer)
   
• Using Artificial Intelligence to Support Participation-Focused Interventions in Community and Home-Based Settings: A Scoping Review (Kinga Quaaden)
   
• Development and Primary Results of an Agentic Clinical Data Platorm Assistant (Hirenkumar Zavarylal Soni)

Session 2: Radiology and Radiooncology in the Era of Digital Health (Chair: S. Schindera)

• MInDI-3D: Iterative Deep Learning in 3D for Sparse-view Cone Beam Computed Tomography (Daniel Barco)
   
• Lost in the Noise: How Many Patients Are Needed to Detect a Radiology Dose Reduction? (Arjuna Sinnathurai)
   
• Interpretable Structured-Data Models for Local Recurrence, Metastasis and Overall Survival in the Swiss Sarcoma Network (J. Anthonipillai)
   
• Large Language Models for Automated Classification of Radiology Reports: A Comparative Evaluation (Cyril Fischer)

Poster Contributions:

• How stable are LLM-extracted clinical data? Sensitivity to model, prompt, and schema choices (Martin Murin)
• Outcomes and Acceptance of Telerehabilitation in Neurological Patients (Marina Vogel)
• Evaluating iRefer in Primary Care: A Study of General Practitioner Attitudes and Experiences (Vinay Patel)
• Patient experience with AI-supported clinical documentation in gynecological consultations (Bettina von Seefried)
• Automated 3D Fracture Analysis and Reduction of Distal Radius Fractures from CT Data (Roman Studer)
• From Data to Decision: Empowering Therapists Through Artificial Intelligence Towards Data-Driven Personalized Technology Supported Neurorehabilitation (Kinga Quaaden)
• From Sketch to Signal: A Digital Pain Drawing Tool for Region-Level Mapping and Interoperable Back Pain Documentation (Yanick Xavier Lukic)
• Rapid assessment of frailty and long-term mortality in geriatric trauma patients using explainable AI: a translational inception study for clinical decision making (Lennard M. Wurm)
• Incorporating Patient Perspectives into AI-based Clinical Decision Support in Neurorehabilitation (Celina Schweizer-Chavez Panduro)

Session 3: Economic Perspective and Implementation of AI in Clinics (Chair: F. Wadehn)

• AI in Medical Device Software: Regulations and Guidelines (Rolf Kaufmann)
• From Wearables to Early Warning: Continuous Patient Monitoring and Transparent Risk Prediction in Acute Care (Samuel Wehrli)
• Generative AI in preanesthetic consultations: Effects on efficiency, documentation workload, quality, and physician-patient interaction (Arend Rahrisch)
• A Translational AI Medicine Framework for Safe Implementation to Production (Felice Burn)
• From sensor data to clinical insight: iterative implementation of wearable activity monitoring in routine neurorehabilitation (Johannes Pohl)