Leading healthcare innovation: reasons to join the i-to-i Innovation Hub 2025 showcase
The i-to-i Innovation Hub, in collaboration with Stanford Healthcare, celebrates cutting-edge innovations that are revolutionizing how hospital leaders provide care worldwide. Under the 2025 theme, “hospital-born innovation” the i-to-i Innovation Hub is a unique opportunity to connect with fellow innovators, share the potential of emerging technologies, and foster valuable exchanges with healthcare leaders.
Here are some compelling reasons why you should submit your innovation today:
- The opportunity to share your innovation with over 1500 delegates at the World Hospital Congress in Geneva, from 10 to 13 November.
- Gain recognition for your hospital’s innovative efforts.
- Share your success stories with a broader healthcare audience.
- Network with hospital and healthcare leaders and other innovators from across the globe.
“The hub enabled us to network with a global audience and fellow innovators, gaining extremely valuable insights and feedback on our approach to innovation and in some ways even making us rethink and improve some of our methodologies.” – Gil Araujo, ULS Santa Antonio, Portugal
Dr Tienhsiung about his experience at the 2024 i-to-i Innovation Hub
"We received various feedback from many countries and we made many meaningful connections. These interactions have become a driving force for us to continuing developing our innovative healthcare solutions". - Dr Tienhsiung, Director of Artificial Intelligence Development Center at Changhua Christian Hospital
What do we mean by innovation?
Innovation refers to the development and application of new ideas, methods, technologies, or processes aimed at improving the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of healthcare services, which show clear benefits when compared to what was done before.
Applications to the i-to-i Hub can include:
- New technologies such as telemedicine, artificial intelligence, or wearable health devices to improve care quality, decrease the carbon footprint, reduce costs, and streamline operations.
- Improved care models such as patient-centred care approaches or integrated care pathways, and coordinated care systems.
- Process improvements such as streamlined workflows, enhanced communication, or reduced waste in healthcare delivery to improve the overall efficiency of hospital operations; and leveraging big data and analytics to inform decision-making, improve patient outcomes, and drive evidence-based care.
- Unique patient experience enhancements focused on improving patient satisfaction, comfort, and overall wellbeing.
- Creative workforce solutions that enhance healthcare worker efficiency and reduce burnout.
