Building the Next Generation of Health Systems.
Architecting the future of health systems — health sovereignty, data governance, AI and digital public infrastructure.
Healthcare is entering a new era where data, AI and digital public infrastructure are reshaping societies. The challenge is no longer technology. The challenge is governance.
To design and accelerate the next generation of health systems by combining innovation, governance, digital public infrastructure and human-centred technology — creating measurable societal impact for citizens, healthcare professionals and institutions.
Who is Silvia Micaló
Silvia Micaló is a Health Systems Strategist, entrepreneur and author specializing in health innovation, health data governance, digital public infrastructure and artificial intelligence.
As CEO & CTO of SunshineOxygen and author of HealthTech Innovation (Taylor & Francis), she works with healthcare organizations, startups, universities and public institutions to design future-ready health ecosystems that combine technology, governance and societal impact.
Her work explores how health sovereignty, patient empowerment, interoperability and AI can reshape healthcare delivery, prevention and public health at a global scale.
Silvia is also a European Commission Expert, EIT Health Jury Member, university lecturer and international speaker, contributing to conversations on the future of healthcare systems and digital transformation.
A record built across two decades.
Selected roles, appointments and recognitions shaping a career at the intersection of health, governance and innovation.
- 01CEO & CTOSunshineOxygen
- 02AuthorHealthTech Innovation — Taylor & Francis
- 03Independent ExpertEuropean Commission
- 04Jury MemberEIT Health
- 05FacultyUniversity Lecturer
- 06SpeakerInternational Conferences
- 07Outstanding Leadership AwardHealth 2.0 Dubai · 2022
I believe the next healthcare revolution will not be driven by technology alone. It will be driven by better governance, stronger institutions, patient-owned data, trusted digital public infrastructure and international collaboration.
My work is dedicated to connecting these elements and helping organizations design health ecosystems that are sustainable, equitable and ready for the challenges of the next decades.