eHealth 2008 Conference - eHealth Without Frontiers

ICT for Health Unit Slovenia
The conference will focus mostly on the topics which contribute to connecting eHealth tools and users. The exhibition will show eHealth solutions of EU Member States, Slovenian and other EU countries eHealth industry.

The programme of eHealth Without Frontiers will focus mostly on topics which contribute to connecting eHealth tools and users:

  • between places, cities, regions and countries and
  • between all players in healthcare (citizens, patients, healthcare professionals, healthcare providers, health insurance providers, public health actors, educational and research institutions, and public authorities)

The conference aims:

  • to demonstrate opportunities, achievements and challenges of the implementation of electronic healthcare, and
  • to define as clearly as possible future directions for the further development of eHealth in Europe

On May the 5th satellite conferences and events such as national eHealth conference and events will be organised by European associations and projects.

Further information on the agenda, exhibition and registration to the conference will soon be available on the conference dedicated website.

For further information:
ICT for Health
European Commission - Information society and Media DG
Office: BU31 06/73 B-1049 Brussels
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Tel: +32 2 296 41 94
Fax: +32 2 296 01 81
http://europa.eu/information_society/eHealth

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