Good eHealth Report, January 2009.Good eHealth - Exchange of Good Practices in eHealth - is a three-year study (2006-2008) funded under the former Modinis programme by the Directorate-General Information Society and Media. This report presents case studies from 30 European countries for which validated information was available to the project by the end of November 2008. This information reflects the situation of the cases at the date of delivery to the project by national correspondents during the time period 2006-2008.
The objectives of this study are to:
- identify good practices and their associated benefits
- develop and implement proven approaches to wider dissemination and transfer real-life experiences
- stimulate accelerated take-up of eHealth by addressing common implementation challenges and lessons learned.
The report is the outcome of research in the context of the Good eHealth project, implemented in cooperation between Deloitte Belgium and empirica Communication and Technology Research, Germany. The Good eHealth project is commissioned by the European Commission, DG Information Society and Media, ICT for Health Unit.
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