After an intense spring, it's almost time for a well-deserved summer break. But first, we look forward to meeting you in Almedalen, where we are part of the Tillsammans meeting place.

This year, The MedTech Forum 2025 was held in Lisbon. Around 1,000 participants gathered at Europe’s largest health and medical technology conference for three days of insightful discussions on the sustainable future of healthcare in Europe.

The Scottish Health Service recently welcomed a delegation from Sweden. The visit was a starting point for closer co-operation focusing on the implementation of innovative medical technology in healthcare. A visit to Sweden is now planned for the autumn.

Medtech4Health's Innovation Engine in Uppsala has now reached its goal. Under the heading “From current situation to new situation - collaboration for innovation in healthcare”, the project has opened up for more structured and effective collaboration between healthcare and business. 

Medtech4Health's 2024 was a year of innovation, collaboration and accessibility, according to the annual report now published. Here you can immerse yourself in everything from this year's calls to the progress of the program's strategic projects and partners.

Don't miss the Health Data Sweden Hackathon on March 18-20. Here, the teams focus on creating new digital solutions that coordinate multiple healthcare actors in the treatment of a multi-ill patient.

Now there is a new way to speed up idea development, find European funding and achieve long-term success with implementation. Through EAMBES Fellows – Competence strengthening for innovation, you get access to some of Europe's leading experts in medical technology and biological research and development.

The report from the nine-year evaluation of Medtech4Health, spanning an entire year, is finally out. The evaluation highlights a well-managed programme that has made substantial progress since its inception.

As we close 2024, we do so with joy and pride after reviewing the nine-year evaluation of Medtech4Health. The evaluation focuses on the last three years, up to 2023, but also reflects on the programme's development since its inception in 2015. It provides encouraging reading for everyone working in the medical technology sector.  

In November, Medtech4Health participated in the Swedish delegation to Singapore. One of the objectives was to strengthen the countries' relationship in the life science field by learning from Singapore's development and sharing Sweden's knowledge of innovative medical technology solutions.