#FH20 Frontiers Health 2020: Home to Health Innovation Ecosystem

12 - 13 November 2020 Berlin, Germany.
In 2020 Frontiers Health conference will go in line with the rules of the "new normal": the event has a hybrid format - both offline and online - providing a variety of options to join the gathering of key innovators from the global healthcare industry.

During the last 5 years, Frontiers Health has turned into the unique platform for deal making, networking and learning in the digital health ecosystem. In 2019 the event taking place in Berlin had such a global reach that our attendees, 600+ industry experts from 30 countries, defined Frontiers Health the "home to the digital health ecosystem".

On the 12 - 13th November, 2020 FH Global Hybrid Conference will combine online and offline events and activities in Italy, Germany, Finland, Spain, the USA and more locations. Such format will give flexibility to attend Frontiers Health from any world’s location and get access to the top digital health community. The conference will be dedicated to all aspects of digital health innovation including digital therapies, breakthrough technologies, patient-centricity, healthcare transformation and so on.

The hybrid format will work in such a way that the offline attendees will be able to join plenary sessions in the local hubs together with the breakout sessions with the online community. It means that offline visitors will enjoy a "silent conference" experience. In addition, our delegates' networking opportunities are multiplied, having them the chance to meet like-minded innovators both at their doorstep and in dedicated and reserved virtual rooms. The iconic segment of the conference, the Start-up Discovery, is also moved online opening more opportunities and more tracks for digital health startups.

We can capitalize on the successful experience of the "Fight the pandemic" live event, held on the 22nd May 2020, catalyzing more than 20k visitors. The virtual 7-hour conference was dedicated to the global ecosystem’s response to the Covid-19 challenge, investigating proven solutions for reshaping healthcare in the new normal.

All this being said... get your ticket now and stay in touch for further news and updates about Frontiers Health Global Hybrid Conference.

We are happy to share with our readers the exclusive code (20% off). The code is FH20EHN20 and this is the direct registration web link: https://2020.frontiers.health/page/1573287/register?promo=FH20EHN20

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