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DigitalHealthEurope Summit
SEP
Tue
28
SEP
Wed
29
SEP
Thu
30

This was 4 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Health Digital, Industry & Space Digital Europe Health

As the concluding peace of the DigitalHealthEurope project (DHE), which comes to an end in September 2021, a DHE Summit is organised to bring together EU policymakers, funders, digital health experts and other health stakeholders for forward-looking debates on digital transformation in the healthcare sector.

The Summit will focus on real-life transformations through digital health (Day 1), empowering citizens through health data (Day 2) and scaling up innovation through health data (Day 3).

The organiser, DigitalHealthEurope, is an EU-funded project (Horizon 2020 funding) with as main objective the deployment of digital solutions for person-centred integrated care.

More information and registration on the event website.

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