WEM Joins ICT&health World Conference 2026 at Booth 8b

WEM will participate in ICT&health World Conference 2026 at Booth 8b, presenting alongside openEHR NL and ecosystem partners Teladoc Health, Slingeland Ziekenhuis, and Maarsingh & van Steijn. Together, we’ll demonstrate how open standards and no-code development combine to accelerate healthcare digital transformation without sacrificing interoperability or control. 

What We're Presenting

The conference theme, Shaping the Future of Healthcare, aligns closely with questions we’ve been exploring with healthcare organisations across Europe: How do you build systems that are both standards-compliant and rapidly adaptable? How do you maintain interoperability without sacrificing speed? 

At Booth 8b, we’ll share practical answers through working implementations.

Featured Case Studies

Building a Complete EHR in 11 Months 

When Maarsingh & van Steijn Group faced limitations with traditional EHR systems, they built their own. Using WEM’s no-code platform on openEHR standards, this mental health organisation and COD24 developed SICHT DATA, a fully tailored care and practice management platform, in just eleven months. 

The result: A system that maintains patient privacy, reduces data duplication, and adapts to evolving clinical workflows without vendor lock-in. 

Read the full case study → 

From Concept to Deployment in 4 Weeks 

Slingeland Hospital needed flexible tools that could be built and modified by the people who use them. By integrating WEM with the hospital’s EHR, ilionx developed and deployed custom healthcare applications, from surgical scheduling to EHR hotfix management, in weeks instead of months. 

Their teams lead development. Their workflows drive design. Their timelines reflect true operational agility. 

Explore the implementation → 

Turning Healthcare Strategy into Operational Reality

The ICT&health World Conference 2026 brings together over 3,000 healthcare professionals, policymakers, executives, and technology experts. With 150+ sessions covering AI governance, digital infrastructure, workforce transformation, and care innovation, it’s the premier European platform for healthcare digital transformation. 

Key conference themes include: 

• The Netherlands and Europe’s role in healthcare data policy and digital ethics 

• Practical applications in radiology, surgery, digital pathology, and remote care 

• AI implementation, value-based healthcare, and digital infrastructure 

• Workforce challenges and digital skills development 

• International collaboration and the European Health Data Space 

Our participation at Booth 8b contributes to these conversations with evidence-based examples of what’s achievable today.