About SwissMed AI

A clinician-led project making sense of AI in medicine — with a focus on the Swiss healthcare context.

Our Mission

Why I Started This

Working in clinical practice, I've become increasingly interested in how artificial intelligence is shaping medicine — not only in areas like imaging and diagnostics, but also in the less visible parts of everyday work, such as information flow, documentation, and coordination.

These developments feel promising, but also fragmented, fast-moving, and often difficult to follow alongside clinical duties.

The Platform

What SwissMed AI Is

A clinician-led project to make sense of this evolving landscape, with a particular focus on the Swiss healthcare context.

Brief reads designed to inform without overwhelming.

Coverage

What We Cover

  • Emerging tools and apps
  • Relevant startups
  • Practical use cases
  • Data security and ethics
  • Responsible implementation

Community

A Space for Exchange

SwissMed AI is meant as a space for exchange — between clinicians, trainees, students, and those working on the technical side of healthcare innovation.

One long-term ambition is to help bridge the gap between medical teams and the people building AI systems in the background, so that tools are shaped more closely around real clinical needs.

Doctors & Clinicians Students & Researchers Tech Innovators

Vision

Looking Ahead

The project is evolving and exploratory by design. Alongside sharing insights, I hope to contribute over time to the development of practical tools that support more efficient workflows, high-quality patient care, and more sustainable working conditions for clinicians.

Meet the Founder

Laila Fröhlich, Physician

Laila Fröhlich, Physician
Founder & Editor

Resident Physician in Internal Medicine

I'm a resident physician in internal medicine in Switzerland, with medical training in Germany. SwissMed AI reflects both my clinical work and my interest in contributing — in a thoughtful, realistic way — to how our healthcare system develops in the years ahead.

Switzerland Internal Medicine

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Whether you're exploring AI for your practice or interested in contributing — let's connect.

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