Around 7,500 people came together at the 25th Congress of the German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine (DIVI) in Hamburg at the beginning of December. Under this year's motto "Decide wisely. Act mindfully." participants exchanged views on topics including infrastructure, data quality, interoperability and the next steps towards fully digitally supported acute and emergency medicine.
AKTIN, the NUM platform for acute, intensive care and emergency medicine, had its own stand in the industry exhibition and was represented in several scientific programme items - from e-posters to various specialist sessions, e.g. on the topic of "Digital Rescue Chain".
A session at the upcoming NUM Convention 2026 will also tie in with the latter. On the second day, 22 January 2026, AKTIN will be organising the session "The digital rescue chain: from prehospital to intensive care - opportunities and challenges". It will shed light on how the digital rescue chain is structured from preclinical care to the intensive care unit and show which data is available today via the NUM platform AKTIN at which points, will be available in the future or still needs to be developed.