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Although eHealth cannot replace the physician-patient relationship, it has a fantastic potential, Minister of National Resources, Miklós Réthelyi emphasizsed, at the press briefing of the international ministerial conference eHealth Week 2011 in Budapest.

Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health NHS Trust and HP (NYSE: HPQ) announce that they have signed an agreement to improve patient care, boost efficiency and create savings for the NHS organisation over the five to seven years of the contract.
HP announced the availability of HP Distributed Workflow Solution for Healthcare and HP Exstream for Healthcare Providers; new solutions designed to transform patient experience and significantly reduce readmission rates.
HIMSS Europe delivered its annual Leadership award to Dr. Jean Roberts, an English internationally renowned health IT professional "for her many years of service to eHealth in Europe and her extensive, multi-faceted experience in academic research and her ability to design and implement strategic health initiatives and manage complex programmes and projects in informatics and e-health business areas".
First DataBank is the UK's leading provider of electronic medicines information and drug databases and will provide live demos of its newly introduced FIRSTLight clinical decision support tool at WoHIT 2011, booth 813.
CSC (NYSE: CSC) today launched CSC eMEDlink®, a pioneering telemedicine platform that enables clinicians in primary and secondary care to conduct secure, remote audio/visual consultations, and empower patients to take control of their personal care.
At the World of Health IT (WoHIT), Tieto will be demonstrating advanced solutions that optimize the management of healthcare operations, increase operational efficiency, and improve the quality of care.
eHealth Week 2011, the largest annual gathering of the European eHealth communities, today opened its gates in Budapest, Hungary, with the
motto "Investing in the healthcare systems of the future". Experts from across Europe have come to Budapest to deliver a powerful message to healthcare providers, governments and patients across the European Union: eHealth is a key element in sustaining world-class healthcare; the time to implement is now.