Healthcare services are increasingly supported by digital solutions ranging, for example, from telemedicine or clinical decision support to apps on prescription. The concerted adoption of such digital solutions comes with quality concerns such as safety and security, but also interoperability and maintainability. The goal of this session is to foster exchange on the use of models to support digital transformation in healthcare with these quality concerns in mind.

We follow three lines of discussion:

• Which potential does modeling have for digital transformation in healthcare?
• Which modeling foundations are still lacking to support digital transformation in healthcare?
• Which case studies, data sets, and tools have been proven useful to perform research on modeling for digital transformation in healthcare? We kickoff the session with sketching a patient journey related to the diagnosis and treatment of sepsis illustrating the relevance of the above-mentioned questions.

• Since 01.10.2021 Professor for Practical Computer Science / Software Systems Engineering at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
• 07.2015 - 06.2021 Senior Researcher in the area of Software Quality at the Department of Systems Analysis and Modeling, Hasso Plattner Institute at the University of Potsdam
• 01.2010 - 06.2015 Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of System Analysis and Modeling, Hasso Plattner Institute at the University of Potsdam
• 10.2003 - 12.2009 Research Assistant at the Department of Theoretical Computer Science/Formal Specification, TU Berlin