Health 2.0 Europe 2011 - Registration is Now Open

Health 2.0 Europe 201127 - 28 October 2011, Berlin, Germany.
Health 2.0 Europe integrates the best of European web/mobile based technologies, and compares, contrasts and contextualizes them with leading examples of Health 2.0 from around the world. You will see what works in the context of Europe's evolving healthcare systems, and what the "boundary-less" online world means for consumers and physicians working in distinct healthcare systems - all in our lauded format of "rapid-fire" technology demos, provocative keynotes, and interactive discussions.

2011 themes will include:

  • Patient and physician social networks
  • Search & content
  • Communities and data production
  • Consumer and provider tools
  • Health promotion, behavior change and Wellness 2.0
  • Data utility layer & tools
  • System integration
  • Health 2.0 financing
  • Cloud computing and unplatforms

There'll also be a presentation of the latest thinking about Health 2.0 in the European context, special videos, and an unconference session.

A signature of the Health 2.0 conferences, Launch!, will be back by popular demand. Come witness live demos of debuting technologies that will shape the future of healthcare.

Registration to the 2nd annual Health 2.0 Europe Conference is now open. Prices increase on August 15th, so don't wait till it's too late: get your ticket today and save up to 400€.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.health2con.com/europe/

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