At the Northern Future Forum, which focused on health technology, Prime Minister Jüri Ratas assured that developing a patient-centred health care system is one of Estonian priorities. “Our aim is to prevent sickness using data analysed by artificial intelligence that is able to consider all individual circumstances,” Ratas said.

In Estonia, an artificial intelligence or kratt uses four major databases. The system is capable of considering thousands of factors. Kratt will not replace doctors, but it will boost personalised medicine to a whole new level.