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Platform24 thoughts about AI in healthcare: “Greater accessibility for patients”

Johannes Kriisa, Product Manager at Platform24, was interviewed by Digital Hälsa about how AI and...
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Platform24's AI-based triage in Digital Health

Digital Health and Dagens Medicin recently highlighted our latest development in digital triage: a new...
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Vitalis 2025 - presentations by Platform24

Here you can view two presentations that Platform24 participated in during Vitalis 2025. One was by David Jaraj and RCC, who talked about digital care plans for breast cancer patients, which have incredible potential to make life a little easier for a large patient group. Stina Perdahl and Janniche then presented Platform24's accessibility work, humbly noting that although we have come a long way, it is a task that is never “finished.”
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Digital hälsa: Swedish Region Dalarna chooses Platform24 for digital care communication

Swedish newspaper Digital Hälsa write about Platform24 being selected as the supplier when Region Dalarna consolidates its healthcare communications.
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DI report on a breakthrough for Platform24's AI transcription – “We know that we are competitive.”

In two recent articles, the care provider Medtanken Group — active in Västra Götalandsregionen and Region Skåne — has recently signed an agreement to evaluate NoteAssist, an AI service that automatically transcribes and summarizes patient meetings into clinical notes. The service is integrated into Platform24’s platform and can transcribe both physical and digital meetings, whether conducted via chat or video. The goal of the pilot is to streamline clinical documentation and reduce the administrative burden on healthcare professionals.
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Zorg & ICT - focus op AI en integraties

Er was dit jaar meer aandacht voor AI dan ooit tevoren op de Zorg & ICT beurs in Utrecht, een van de belangrijkste ontmoetingsplaatsen voor digitale zorg in Nederland.
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Swedish newspaper Dagens Medicin: Platform24 invests in AI transcription

The Swedish newspaper Dagens Medicin writes about Platform24's investment in AI transcrpiton and how the product soon will launch to facilitate healthcare documentation by making it faster and more effective.
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Swedish newspaper Digital hälsa: They will take remote patient monitoring to a new level in healthcare

The Swedish newspaper Digital hälsa writes about Platform24's Vinnova-funded project together with Sahlgrenska, Region Skåne and RISE,.
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Financieel Dagblad schrijft over Platform24 in hun bijlage Future of Health

"Digitale symptoomanalyse en innovatieve technologie maken een snelle opkomst door om de efficiëntie en de toegankelijkheid van de zorg verder te verbeteren. Dankzij slimme oplossingen krijgen patiënten snel duidelijkheid over hun klachten en worden zorgverleners ontlast, waardoor meer tijd ontstaat voor fysieke zorg waar dat écht nodig is."
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Swedish newspaper DN: How Platform24 wants to contribute to fewer canceled surgeries

Digital care entrances for first line care are now available in most Swedish regions. What is the next step? Digital solutions for better care planning and chronic care, says Platform24.
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Debate article: “Digital healthcare is for everyone - but accessibility work must continue to develop”

Opinion piece from Janniche Kristofferssen, Head of UX, and Stina Perdahl, Chief Medical Officer , in response to the Swedish Aphasia Association's opinion piece on digital services in healthcare.
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Platform24 versterkt zijn positie met drie nieuwe certificeringen in informatiebeveiliging en kwaliteit

Platfop het gebied van informatiebeveiliging en kwaliteit; ISO 27001, ISO 13485 en de Nederlandse norm...
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HealthTech company Platform24 receives MDR certification for digital triage solution

Platform24's product Triage24 has now been registered and certified under MDR. This means that the product is approved and CE-marked in accordance with the new EU regulation on medical devices that ensures the safety and performance.
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How healthcare’s digital revolution will change the doctor’s role. Spoiler alert: The future looks pretty bright

In 2020, Stanford Medicine postulated the Rise of the Data-Driven Physicians in a global health trend report. Indeed, they are on the rise.