Digital health and AI: strategies for scalable, sustainable innovation

Digital health and artificial intelligence have moved from pioneering experiments to essential tools for modern healthcare. As health systems grapple with aging populations, clinician shortages, and rising costs, AI is delivering real-world impact—boosting provider efficiency, improving early disease detection, and reducing administrative burdens.

This course equips leaders with the strategies, tools, policy and ethical frameworks needed to reflect on the implications of these innovations in healthcare and translate them into scalable, sustainable value—across clinical care, health systems, and life sciences.

This program qualifies toward the 40 training hours required under the Zangrillo Directive.

The program consists of 3 days, totaling 24 equivalent hours, and is built on 3 pillars.

The Zangrillo Directive requires 40 hours of training. We help you make the most of them.

The program is aimed at senior professionals seeking to lead innovation in health and life sciences through digital transformation and AI.

Ideal participants include:

A background in healthcare, policy, digital strategy, or data analytics is recommended.

Your benefits:

A dedicated orientation meeting, either in-person or remotely, to identify learning needs and create a customized plan. Throughout the course, you will experience a tailored welcome to introduce you to the program and foster networking between participants and instructors. Upon completion, your evaluation will become a valuable contribution for continuous improvement of the offering.

How your organization benefits:

Advisory on the program with HR managers to analyze organizational needs and develop personalized projects. Ongoing progress monitoring and a final follow-up to share results and gather feedback, ensuring constant alignment with pre-set goals.Get in touch with Cristina Popescu