Clinical models enhancing quality and safety in the spotlight – explore track 2 sessions at WHC2025

28 July 2025

Explore the sessions under track 2: Clinical models enhancing quality and safety

As hospitals and health systems strive to deliver better outcomes, clinical models that focus on improving care, efficiency, and patient experience are more important than ever. What are the latest strategies and innovations in clinical care that are advancing quality and safety?

At this year’s World Hospital Congress, don’t miss these Track 2 sessions and discover practical innovations and global insights that are transforming care delivery. These sessions will showcase cultures of high performance, the impact of data and artificial intelligence on the quality and safety of healthcare, and more!

Improving clinical outcomes: Cultures of high performance

Gain insights into models delivering strong cultures of safety, quality, and impact. This session will focus on improving clinical care and driving excellence in care through innovative approaches in governance, regulatory frameworks and KPIs. The panel will also present examples of using cutting-edge technologies for clinical workflows and patient interactions, with case studies highlighting improvements in patient care, safety, and efficiency.

Seamless transitions: Alternative outpatient environments for hospital and high acuity care

Explore how pre- and post-hospital care models can support hospitals in delivering more patient-centred, efficient, and integrated care. This session draws on international examples to present complementary approaches, covering advanced triage and coordination before admission, hospital-level acute care at home, integrated care for complex patients, and structured care pathways embedding hospital at home. Discover alternative outpatient environments for hospital and high acuity care that can aid seamless service delivery.

Data-driven leadership: Advancing quality and safety

Discover the transformative impact of data and artificial intelligence on the quality and safety of healthcare. In this session, examples of clinical models driven by data that are improving patient outcomes will be shared. Presentation will include national programmes to assess quality and to integrate predictive and generative models, a technology platform which improves paediatric care through data insights, and leadership strategies to foster patient safety through systematic approaches, capacity-building, and continuous improvement.

We are continually updating the programme. Keep an eye on the programme to see the newly added sessions and speakers. View the rest of the programme here.

 

Prioritizing sustainability at Congress

Sustainability isn’t just a goal, it’s a shared responsibility. This year, the IHF is proud to work with HUG, the International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG), Compass Group (Suisse), and the Geneva Sustainability Centre to organize an environmentally sustainable congress.

From going digital to offering sustainable meal options, reducing waste, and curbing transport emissions, we’re taking practical steps to reduce our environmental footprint. Our venue, CICG, also shares this commitment, and implements a responsible approach and actions aimed at reducing its environmental impact.

By prioritizing sustainability, the World Hospital Congress can act as an example and inspire participants to adopt more environmentally responsible practices in healthcare and beyond.

Find out more on our WHC2025 sustainability practices