At Health Data Summit 2025, held on March 18–19 in Brussels and organised by the European Institute for Innovation Through Health Data (i~HD), Stelios Hadjidimitriou, Senior Research Fellow at the Signal Processing & Biomedical Technology Unit – AUTH, represented the AI-PROGNOSIS project and chaired the session: “Trustworthy AI in Digital Health: From Guidelines to Practice”.

The session focused on how European research projects are putting the principles of trustworthy AI into practice to improve digital health solutions.

As part of his contribution, Stelios Hadjidimitriou:

• Presented how AI-PROGNOSIS laid the foundation for developing trustworthy AI tools for Parkinson’s disease screening and care, through a comprehensive framework for both AI development and evaluation.

• Introduced an early preview of the Parkinson’s disease risk assessment tool, which is being co-designed with key stakeholders. The tool relies on known risk markers and wearable-collected data on mobility and sleep in daily life.

• Was joined by other Horizon Europe projects — TRUSTroke, STRATIFYHF, and iPROLEPSIS — who also presented how they are developing reliable and trustworthy digital health tools.

  
  

The session drew more than 50 attendees and received very positive feedback, highlighting the growing interest and support for integrating trustworthy AI into healthcare.