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19/08/2021
Travelling in the right direction: Europe’s health data space
The 2020-2021 edition of the Policy Recommendations by the Next Generation is now out. The report lays out the European Health Parliament’s conclusions from this past year. See what some of Europe’s brightest young health leaders have to say about health: in three words, their message is Recover, Reinvest, Reinvent.
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24/06/2021
Struggling to engage citizens in health research trials? InteropEHRate has a solution
Powered by the InteropEHRate project.The European Commission opened a public consultation, via an online questionnaire, regarding the plan for European Health Data Space (EHDS). The EHDS aims to promote safe sharing of health data for healthcare across the EU, a single market for digital health services, create “data lakes” for AI applications in health, and promote access to health data for research policy making.Read more -
24/06/2021
EU Medical Devices Regulation: Challenges and Opportunities for the Digital Health Sector
On 26 May 2021 the new EU Medical Devices Regulation was enforced. This follows a transition period since 2017, that was extended for one year due to the COVID19 pandemic. Some special transition provisions are included till 2025.
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22/06/2021
‘Tiny but mighty’ provides a view of ingestible sensors
Powered by the DigitalHealthEurope project.
2021 started with the World Economic Forum being held virtually rather than in Davos, Switzerland.
On 29 January 2021, Vas Narasimhan, chief executive officer of pharmaceutical company, Novartis, was inspired to explore why this is digital healthcare’s moment. Inspired by progress made in face of the global pandemic, he aired the view that:
“We can ensure the story of the COVID-19 pandemic ends with a bold global movement that embraces digital healthcare.”
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22/06/2021
New opportunities for European policy directions on ageing
For some years already, Europe has put demography high on its agenda.
In spring 2021, the European Commission published a Green Paper intended to stimulate a discussion on demographics and ageing in Europe. A 12-week consultation followed. Now closed, the consultation results should help the Commission to formulate possible policy directions in the future.
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22/06/2021
Living with COVID-19: Norway’s lively developments in implementation and research
With the support of EHTEL member, the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research.
Using digital health: As early as October 2020, Norway was well aware of how its districts – especially the larger ones – could start to use connected health during the COVID pandemic.
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