Sorsix CEO Dalibor Frtunik joined Peter Birch on episode 623 of Talking HealthTech to discuss what it takes to digitise healthcare at scale.
The conversation explores connected healthcare infrastructure, smarter clinical workflows, digital patient pathways and the safe use of artificial intelligence across complex healthcare environments.
Building healthcare systems that work together
Drawing on Sorsix’s experience delivering digital health infrastructure at national scale, Dalibor explained why interoperability must go beyond connecting separate systems.
“Technology is critical in healthcare, but the way it makes the most sense is when everything is working together.”
Pinga®, the Sorsix health operating system, provides the digital foundation organisations need to coordinate data, workflows and patient journeys across different services and care settings.
Safe and governed AI in healthcare
The episode also examines how healthcare organisations can use AI to improve efficiency without compromising safety, compliance or clinical accountability.
“The AI has to be very carefully controlled in healthcare,” Dalibor said. “Letting people cut the time it takes to deliver something is valuable, but you have to ensure it’s not at the expense of safety.”
Sorsix is certified to ISO/IEC 42001, the international standard for artificial intelligence management systems. The certification supports a structured approach to AI governance, risk management and responsible deployment.
For Sorsix, AI is not simply about introducing new technology. It is about embedding useful, controlled capabilities into healthcare workflows where they can deliver measurable value.
Technology as a force multiplier for care
As healthcare becomes more distributed and patient-centred, digital platforms must be flexible enough to support local needs while maintaining consistent standards for safety and governance.
“We need the ability for technology to be a force multiplier, not the thing that’s procured at the end. Policy and technology have to work together to get the right outcome.”
