Diagnose.me at Iceland&Slovakia Business webinar
Updated: May 11, 2023

Diagnose.me was delighted to accept the invitation received only by 4 Slovak companies to Iceland&Slovakia business webinar organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of SR and the MFA of Iceland. The goal of the webinar was to provide a platform for the exchange of experiences and information between Slovak and Icelandic commercial biomedical and telemedicine innovators such as Diagnose.me. Iceland is an important ally for Slovakia and at the same time a leader in the field of innovation, science and research. The webinar was therefore an excellent opportunity to share expertise and establish contacts with the aim of their further development into potential business and scientific partnerships, but also an opportunity to present the Slovak biomedical and telemedical environment. Our CEO, Lukas Alner introduced our company and emphasized the importance of provision healthcare via means of telemedical solutions that Diagnose.me undoubtedly offers throughout the whole world.
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Всем привет! Вебинар Diagnose.me at Iceland & Slovakia Business посвящён интересной теме международного сотрудничества и развития современных медицинских технологий. Особенно важно, что подобные мероприятия помогают предпринимателям обмениваться опытом и находить новые возможности для бизнеса. Сегодня цифровые решения активно развиваются в самых разных сферах, включая медицину, финансовые сервисы и даже онлайн казино, где большое значение имеют безопасность данных и инновационные технологии. Сотрудничество между Исландией и Словакией может стать хорошим примером обмена знаниями и внедрения перспективных проектов. Очень интересно узнать больше о практических результатах таких встреч и новых возможностях для международного партнёрства. Спасибо организаторам за полезную инициативу и интересную тему для обсуждения!
Only four Slovak companies got that Iceland&Slovakia webinar invitation, and Lukas Alner's telemedicine pitch assumes a clinic can actually act on remote findings. My constraint is reimbursement: a diagnosis crossing borders still needs a local clinician willing to sign off, and no amount of best AI tools comparisons fixes that workflow. The MFA platform still skipped this last-mile liability gap.
What an insightful recap of the Iceland & Slovakia business webinar! I’m curious, how do you think these cross-border collaborations can enhance innovation in healthcare? Also, your mention of networking reminds me of those running games events that foster community – any chance they’re planning something similar to connect businesses?
Four Slovak companies got the Iceland&Slovakia webinar invitation, but the partnership pipeline ran backward for us: a similar ministry-organized exchange produced one Icelandic cardiac second-opinion pathway, not a signed business deal. I used structuring cross-border telemedicine partnership notes to turn Lukas Alner’s worldwide telemedical provision point into follow-up questions. The contacts stayed clinical, not commercial.
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