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Digital health is enabling health and care systems to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak
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EHTEL is the one multi-stakeholder organisation within Europe that brings together organisations and individuals engaged in all aspects of eHealth.
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In 2019, EHTEL’s annual event went local, stepping outside the "Brussels bubble" to take place for the first time in beautiful Barcelona.
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12/03/2020
Researching mHealth: Three opportunities for change
By our members Norwegian Centre for E-health Research (NO)Mobile health (mHealth) technologies have become synonymous with health self-management. However, the current complexity of mHealth calls for health intervention research to adapt in order to stay relevant.Read more -
11/03/2020
A Common European Health Data Space: Present and Future Directions
On February 19, 2020, the European Commission released a Communication entitled "A European strategy for data".11/03/2020Small- and medium sized enterprises get increasing involved in research on robots
NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology is excited to announce the confirmed funding of LIFEBOTS-Exchange-Extended (LEE). It is a project bringing together Norwegian companies and public organisations with academic experts to envision the future of robotics in the healthcare sector.Read more05/03/2020Second Call for Twinnings on Digital Health
In spring 2020, two initiatives supporting the scaling up of digital transformation for health and care in Europe, including in the fields of active and healthy ageing, are working together to promote their twinning schemes.Read more04/03/2020EHTEL & Xpeer - Collaborating for Digital Health and Care in Europe
EHTEL’s view of medical education for medical, health, and care-related professionals is based on the use of digital health systems. Systematisation and personalisation of medical education in digital health systems can help health professionals to keep up with the growth in medical knowledge, overcome health system constraints, and effectively improve patients care.28/02/2020Supporting the Czech Republic in its efforts to set up a National eHealth Centre
The healthcare system in the Czech Republic is based on a Bismarckian health insurance system. The national model of care is regulated by the Ministry of Health. In the country, there are seven healthcare insurance companies that provide healthcare services to all citizens on an equal basis, free of charge.Join our Network
There has never been a more crucial time for health and social care stakeholders to engage with each other to shape and influence emerging models of healthcare...
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