Membership: We support our members in the digital transformation
Essential solutions for change
The ongoing digital transformation in the German healthcare system is fundamentally reshaping processes and structures across the entire healthcare sector. While this evolution unlocks new opportunities for patient care, it also presents significant challenges for healthcare institutions, particularly given their limited resources. The dht unites existing resources and expertise to collaboratively identify and implement digital synergies with its members. By fostering professional networking and joint innovation management, a strong and cohesive community is built, driving the future resilience and sustainability of its member organizations.
Our services include:
Digital synergies: We identify and assess synergies within the infrastructures, processes, and services of member organizations to minimize efforts and risks while maximizing results. This includes negotiating framework agreements with technology providers and collaboratively managing infrastructure components.
Professional networks: We promote cross-functional exchange among the professional representatives of our members, focusing on the opportunities and challenges of digital transformation. Working groups address topics such as information security, interoperability, and funding programs, fostering discussions on joint solutions. The goal is to establish sustainable networks for ongoing professional collaboration.
Collaborative Innovation Management: We explore and analyze innovative applications for digitalizing clinical processes, ranging from enhanced data utilization to the integration of artificial intelligence. Through comprehensive trend analyses, national and international benchmarking visits, and pilot projects, we evaluate the benefits, efforts, and prerequisites for implementing digital innovations.
Our members
Alexianer GmbH
One of the largest healthcare companies with over 16.000 employees in Germnay alone.
St. Josefs Hospital
With a total of 800 beds and over 2,000 employees, the JoHo clinic group is one of the most important providers in the region.
Barmherzige Brüder Trier gGmbH
The BBT Group operates 80 health and social care facilities - one of the largest national hospital operators.
Kliniken Dritter Orden gGmbH
Non-profit operator of an academic teaching hospital in Munich and a children’s hospital in Passau.
Caritas Trägergesellschaft Saarbrücken mbH
Faith-based organization operating 34 facilities in Saarland and neighboring regions, currently employing around 6,300 staff members.
Gemeinnützige Gesellschaft der Franziskanerinnen zu Olpe mbH
Non-profit network in North Rhine-Westphalia and northern Rhineland-Palatinate, comprising more than 100 facilities and around 15,000 employees.