15/06/2026
Digital transformation in healthcare becomes meaningful when it is connected to real educational and research practice.
Within the framework of the Digi-CHange project, a dissemination seminar was held at Ternopil Ivan Puluj National Technical University on the topic:
“Possibilities of Digital Thermometry for Assessing the Course of the Wound Healing Process Using the WALCOM HT-18+ Thermal Imager.”
The seminar was delivered by representatives of Ternopil National Medical University Professor Andrii Sverstiuk, Digi-CHange Project Coordinator at TNMU, together with Oleksandr Kulianda, postgraduate student at the Department of Medical Biochemistry, under the scientific supervision of Professor Mykhailo Korda. The event focused on the use of infrared thermography, digital image processing and quantitative thermogram analysis for non-invasive monitoring of wound healing.
This activity highlighted how digital technologies can support biomedical research, strengthen objective assessment, and contribute to the development of digital health competencies among future healthcare professionals.
For Digi-CHange, such activities are important because they demonstrate how digital transformation can be translated into practical learning, research, and healthcare education.
We are pleased to see project partners actively contributing to awareness raising and dissemination of digital health innovation across academic and professional communities.
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