Futures Leaders Summit 2025, Sarajevo
In two days, we met young people full of ideas, curiosity, and a drive to build something meaningful. That energy is the reason events like FLS matter.
The program sparked important conversations about building globally competitive products from Bosnia and Herzegovina, returning knowledge back into the ecosystem, and how real change starts within communities. No big promises, no instant solutions, just honest discussion and a lot of motivation to keep pushing forward.
As a Silver Sponsor, we had a chance to showcase how technology can make diagnostics faster and patient care smarter. Even better, we met people who may one day join us in shaping the next chapter of healthcare tech.
A big congratulations to the Bosnia & Herzegovina Futures Foundation team for the organization and the dedication behind this initiative. Looking forward to the next one and to seeing where these ideas go.
Adriatics Tech Summit 2026, Sarajevo
Amazing to connect with so many innovators and dive into conversations centered on AI — exploring its capabilities and impact on the healthcare.
Adriatics Tech Summit did a great job bringing together a great lineup of speakers and thoughtfully designed sessions. We’re especially proud to see our Timur Zaimovic take the stage, sharing insights, possibilities and positive impact of AI in healthcare — with a talk on AI in Radiology: From Detection to Decision Support and Workflow Automation.
Adding to this achievement, EHS Group presented an award, recognizing outstanding contributions and excellence, and reaffirming our commitment to innovation and impact in healthcare.
Thank you to everyone we connected with — we look forward to continuing these conversations and driving innovation together.
The Ministry of Health, Montenegro selected EHS Group
Big news from Montenegro!
The Ministry of Health, together with UNDP Montenegro, has chosen EHS and our long-term partner Sectra to build the country’s first national teleradiology platform. G-Health Enterprise Diagnostics and Sectra PACS will be implemented across Montenegro’s health system.
In practice, this means that:
- All radiology images in Montenegro will be stored and exchanged in one place
- Doctors across the country will be able to access exams faster and more securely
- Private diagnostic centers will be connected under the Health Insurance system
- Standardized workflows will make daily work easier for clinicians
- The system will fully integrate with existing eHealth and hospital solutions
The era of faster, more connected diagnostics, and more reliable care for patients and doctors across Montenegro is starting.
Cantonal Hospital Zenica - Integrated Radiology and Pathology Digitalization with G-RIS, G-PATH and Sectra PACS
At Cantonal Hospital Zenica, EHS implemented a fully integrated diagnostic platform covering both radiology and pathology workflows.
By introducing G-RIS, G-PATH, and Sectra PACS, the hospital established a unified digital environment that improves diagnostic speed, accessibility of results, and overall efficiency of diagnostic services.
Result
The implementation delivered measurable improvements across diagnostic workflows:
- Faster processing and delivery of diagnostic results
- Digital access to radiology and pathology reports via patient portal
- Elimination of paper and physical media in daily workflows
- Reduced administrative errors through barcode-based processes
- Improved tracking and organization of specimens and cases
- Increased productivity of medical staff
- Higher consistency and quality of diagnostics
- Foundation for AI services and advanced analytics
Challenge
Diagnostic departments often operate through partially digital and partially manual processes, leading to inefficiencies, delays, and limited accessibility of results.
At KB Zenica, radiology and pathology workflows required modernization to reduce reliance on paper, improve traceability, and enable faster access to diagnostic information for both patients and clinicians.
Objective
The goal was to establish a fully digital, integrated diagnostic environment that would connect radiology and pathology workflows into a single system.
This included improving turnaround times, enabling digital access to results, reducing administrative errors, and creating a foundation for future technologies such as AI-assisted diagnostics.
Solution delivered
EHS implemented an end-to-end diagnostic platform combining G-RIS for radiology, G-PATH for pathology, and Sectra PACS for imaging and archiving.
In radiology, G-RIS digitalizes the full workflow, from patient intake and scheduling to modality worklists, reporting, and result distribution through the patient portal. Sectra PACS enables instant access to imaging studies with advanced visualization tools, fully integrated with RIS and imaging devices.
In pathology, G-PATH supports a fully digital laboratory workflow, including barcode-based specimen tracking, integration with cassette and slide printers, and digital slide scanning. All diagnostic data, including high-resolution images, is managed and accessed through a connected system, ensuring consistency and traceability across the entire process.
Integration and interoperability
Radiology and pathology systems are integrated into a single diagnostic ecosystem, connecting imaging modalities, laboratory devices, and reporting workflows.
Data flows seamlessly between G-RIS, G-PATH, and Sectra PACS, while results are delivered digitally to patients and clinicians through the portal. Barcode-based processes ensure accurate linking of specimens, images, and reports across both departments.
Rollout and adoption
The implementation introduced digital workflows across both radiology and pathology departments, replacing manual processes with standardized, system-supported operations.
The rollout included system deployment, device integration, and staff training, enabling a smooth transition to digital diagnostics while maintaining continuity of clinical work.
Why this matters
Healthcare providers are increasingly moving toward integrated diagnostic platforms that connect radiology, pathology, and patient access into a single ecosystem.
The KB Zenica project demonstrates how full digitalization of diagnostic departments can improve efficiency, reduce errors, and create a scalable foundation for future innovation in healthcare.
Infomed 2026, Mostar
As hospital systems evolve, the conversation around their future becomes increasingly important.
EHS will take part as a Donor Sponsor at the symposium (R)Evolution of Hospital Information Systems in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, held on April 10 at the University Clinical Hospital Mostar.
The symposium will focus on how healthcare IT can respond to growing clinical and patient demands, while opening space for collaboration across the medical informatics community.
As part of the program, Ali Zaimović, Software Engineer | AI Integration & Compliance will present on From Detection to Clinical Decision Support and Workflow Automation, bringing insights from real implementation experience.
Proud to contribute to a dialogue that is shaping the future of healthcare systems in the region.
Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo
At the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS), one of the largest healthcare institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, EHS implemented a comprehensive digital pathology workflow built around G-Path/Patlab and Sectra PACS.
The project connected specimen tracking, slide digitization, laboratory devices, and reporting into a single integrated workflow, improving diagnostic efficiency while maintaining full traceability across the pathology process.
Result
The implementation delivered measurable operational improvements across the pathology workflow.
Key outcomes include:
- Clear and reliable specimen tracking throughout the entire diagnostic process
- Faster processing and reporting of diagnostic results
- Fewer administrative and labeling errors through barcode-based workflows
- Better organization of pathology cases and laboratory processes
- Higher daily efficiency and improved staff productivity
- Improved quality and consistency of pathology diagnostics
In addition, the platform establishes a future-ready foundation for telepathology, AI tools, and data-driven analysis.
Challenge
Pathology workflows are inherently complex, involving multiple steps, laboratory devices, and manual processes that must remain fully traceable from specimen intake to final diagnosis.
At KCUS, the goal was to transition toward digital pathology while ensuring that all parts of the workflow remained connected and reliable.
Key operational challenges included
- Fragmented workflows across laboratory devices and imaging systems
- The need for reliable specimen and slide traceability
- Manual steps in labeling and case tracking that increased the risk of administrative errors
- Limited visibility across the full pathology workflow
- The need to prepare the pathology department for digital collaboration and telepathology
Objectives
The project aimed to establish a fully integrated digital pathology environment that would:
- Standardize pathology workflow from specimen processing to reporting
- Enable reliable specimen and slide traceability using barcode-based processes
- Digitize histology slides and connect them with pathology cases
- Improve efficiency and reduce manual administrative work
- Create a foundation for telepathology and future AI-assisted diagnostics
Solution delivered
EHS implemented a fully integrated digital pathology workflow built around G-Path/Patlab and Sectra PACS.
At KCUS, G-Path/Patlab serves as the central platform for pathology workflow management, connecting specimen tracking, case management, and laboratory processes with digital slide imaging in Sectra PACS.
Barcode-enabled cassette and slide printers ensure reliable specimen identification, while a macropath camera supports macroscopic documentation. Histological slides are digitized through a slide scanner and stored in Sectra PACS, allowing pathologists to review cases within a unified digital environment.
Integrations & interoperability
Laboratory devices, digital slide imaging, and pathology case management operate within a single connected workflow.
Specimen data and case information are managed within G-Path, while digitized slides are processed and archived through Sectra PACS. Barcode-based workflows link specimens, slides, and cases, ensuring consistent traceability and reliable data exchange across the pathology process.
Adoption & rollout approach
The transition to digital pathology was introduced gradually to ensure uninterrupted diagnostic operations.
The rollout included the deployment of digital pathology infrastructure, integration of laboratory devices and imaging systems, and training of pathology staff on the new workflow. This phased approach enabled the department to adopt digital pathology while maintaining continuity of daily laboratory work.
Workflow overview diagram
Integration map
