Webinar on the Draft eHealth Standards Mandate Report

CEN, CENELEC, and ETSI, the three European Standards Organizations (ESOs) announce the launch of the joint project eHEALTH-INTEROP, which will address the requirements of the European Commission mandate on standardization in the field of eHealth. The project team invites all stakeholders to a Webinar on Thursday the 2nd of October 2008 from 15.00 till 16.30 CET on the draft eHealth Standards Mandate report recently issued for public comment until October 22nd.

This is a critical opportunity to engage the constituencies you represent. During this Webinar the project proposals will be presented and the project team will answer questions and/or comments. The report may be accessed on the Mandate website at http://www.ehealth-interop.nen.nl/publicaties/3225&details=true

The telephone dial-in number for this conference is: +31 70 315 12 01

The telephone login-code for participants is: 450649

During the Webinar the project team will give presentations that can be seen on your desktop with the following URL http://www.kpnconferencing.nl/anl.asp?code=25qf4bx6

Note 1: There is an English banner at the top left side of the screen on the page where you login. Please login with your full (Given FAMILY) name.
Note 2: Please do an online browsercheck, to see if your computer has the correct content for the Webinar.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.ehealth-interop.nen.nl

About CEN, CENELEC and ETSI
The European Committee for Standardization (CEN), the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) are the three officially responsible European standardization bodies that help shape the European Internal Market.

CEN and CENELEC are based in Brussels (Belgium) and ETSI is located in Sophia Antipolis (France). CENELEC deals with the standardization of products and services in the fields of electricity, electronics and associated technologies, ETSI with telecommunications, broadcasting and related areas; CEN covers all other industry and service sectors. Between them, the three organizations work with over 70.000 experts from industry and societal and environmental interest groups who develop European Standards (EN) and other specifications for more than 480 million people.

Their work directly increases market potential, encourages technological development and guarantees the safety and health of consumers, as well as the environmental protection.

For further information about CEN, CENELEC and ETSI, please visit:

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