Prof. Dr. Björn Bergh

Chairman MIKI,
Chief Digital Officer University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH)

Career

04/2018 – today	Head of Institute for Medical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence
	Head of Department for Medical Informatics - Institute for Medical Informatics and Statistics
	Professor for Medical Informatics (W3-Professorship) Kiel University
	Chief Digital Officer (CDO) University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein
2017 – 03/2018	Director of Department for Medical Information Systems Medical Faculty and University Hospital Heidelberg
2003 – 2016	Director Center for Information Technology and Medical Engineering edical Faculty and University Hospital Heidelberg
02/2005	Professor for Medical Information Systems (W3-Professorship)
1999 – 2003	Head Dezernat Informations- und Kommunikationstechonologe Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang Goehte-Universität, Frankfurt am Main
1996	Radiologist specialised in diagnostic radiology, Berlin Medical Association
1993	Doctor of Medicine Hannover Medical School "Fundamentals of digital luminescence radiography and its applications in mammography" (Very good)
1993	Head of the Digital Radiology Working Group Charité Berlin
1991 – 1998	Research Associate University Hospital Charlottenburg or University Hospital Rudolf Virchow or Charité Berlin
1989 – 1991	Internship in neurology and neurosurgery, Graduation with full license to practice
1989	Medical state exam (very good)

Applied medical informatics
System integration and interoperability as well as interoperability standards (HL7, DICOM, IHE) in the various application areas
eHealth, health telematics and telemedicine (e.g. INFOPAT)
Cross-institutional patient records, especially patient-moderated (PEPA)
Mobile apps and connection to eFiles, mHealth
Informational self-determination, patient empowerment, and data protection
IT for patient-centered healthcare
Teleradiology, videoconferencing
Knowledge management: architectures, secondary use, integration and utilization for research purposes, big data
IT and medical technology: technical and organizational aspects
Imaging Informatics, RIS-PACS
Clinical registries (e.g. cancer) and IT for research networks (TMF e.V.)