Intelligent Health Systems – From Technology to Data and Knowledge
Digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI) are indispensable in the field of medical informatics. But these technologies are not, in themselves, the answer to the provision of an intelligent health system; that also requires the input of skilled humans who can understand context and purpose and use analytics to draw meaningful conclusions and effect improvement. This publication presents the proceedings of MIE2025, the 35th Medical Informatics Europe Conference, held from 19 to 21 May 2025 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. MIE is a conference that aims to promote research and development in biomedical and health informatics and provides the international medical informatics community with a platform consisting of oral presentations of full papers and short communication papers, as well as panels, workshops, demos, and tutorials. The theme of the 2025 conference was ‘Intelligent Health Systems – From Technology to Data and Knowledge’, and over 570 submissions were received, of which 365 were full papers, 70 short communication papers, and 70 posters. After a thorough review process and some conversions, 230 full papers (acceptance rate 63%), 60 short communication papers and, 96 posters were accepted for presentation.All accepted full papers, short communication papers and posters are included in these proceedings and these cover a wide range of topics, both intrinsic and related to health informatics. The proceedings provides an international overview of current research trends, as well as addressing the scientific and implementation challenges in medical informatics, and will be of interest to healthcare professionals everywhere.
