Healthcare
in a Changing World
Tour de Health’26: Healthcare of Tomorrow, brings together leaders, experts, and other high-level stakeholders to explore how health solutions can help address shared global health challenges.
Join us on November 17-19, 2026, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
In a time of geopolitical uncertainty and rapid technological advancement, Tour de Health’26 dives into how innovation in prevention and early detection, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies – combined with stronger cross-sector collaboration – can help transform healthcare systems and shape the future of care.
Tour de Health’26 is hosted in collaboration with the Danish Ministry of the Interior and Health, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs, and Healthcare Denmark, and is co-financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Explore and learn more about the speakers participating in Tour de Health’26
Chair, Healthcare Denmark
Discover the innovative powerhouses of Danish healthcare and life science, leading the way in cutting-edge research and patient-centric solutions.
Denmark has a strong position in in the global life science market, rooted in a history of public-private collaboration
The Danish approach to public-private partnerships emphasizes inclusivity, uniting stakeholders from government, regions, municipalities, academia, healthcare, and companies. These collaborations foster ecosystems that deliver scalable healthcare solutions and promote innovation and growth.
In Denmark, health and well-being are a shared concern for individuals, municipalities, and the state.
All Danish citizens have equal access to treatment and care, but there is inequality in disease prevalence and use of healthcare services. To ensure equitable health for all, the healthcare system must focus on equity by adjusting support to each citizen’s situation and strengthening the health of vulnerable groups.
Denmark‘s user-driven innovation is driven by collaboration between hospitals, universities, and private companies.
Denmark’s public-private partnerships, characterized by user-driven innovation, involve stakeholders early in the design and development process. This approach is key to developing new solutions and ensures successful implementation and use.
Denmark‘s healthcare sector drives responsible innovation, ensuring sustainability, resilience, and quality.
In the 21st century, sustainability has transformed from a choice to an essential strategy for global well-being and survival. It is about securing the future through the choices we make in our daily lives across all sectors and areas.
Denmark‘s healthcare system features extensive digitalization, electronic communication, and use of data.
Common IT standards have revolutionized workflows and communication among healthcare providers, including hospitals, GPs, specialists, labs, and homecare services. The next step in digital transformation is to bring healthcare closer to citizens through digital solutions and new technology.
