Med-e-Tel 2012: 10th Edition of the International Telemedicine and eHealth Forum

Med-e-Tel 201218 - 20 April 2012, Luxembourg.
The 2012 edition of the Med-e-Tel marks the 10th anniversary edition of the event which started out in 2002 under the name "Telemedicine & Telecare International Trade Fair" and grew out to become the most international Telemedicine and eHealth networking event around the world, bringing together every year in Luxembourg healthcare providers, industry representatives, policy makers and researchers from over 50 countries around the world.

Through an extensive conference program and an industry exhibition, Med-e-Tel provides access to real life experiences as well as academic research and showcases the latest products and technologies.

If you are providing Telemedicine/Telehealth and eHealth products or services, then profile your company or organization at Med-e-Tel by taking an exhibition stand or sponsorship and gain access to a qualified audience of health, industry and government decision makers.

Through a range of on-site and online marketing and promotional opportunities, Med-e-Tel can help you develop and expand your local and international business.

For further information about opportunities to participate and get involved in Med-e-Tel 2012, please visit:
http://www.medetel.eu

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