13 - 16 November 2017, Düsseldorf, Germany.
The number of people in Germany who work in the health sector has increased to more than seven million for the first time during the period from 2016. The health industry's industrial segment alone now provides jobs for a good 900,000 people and therefore 100,000 more than the automotive industry does.

17 - 19 April 2018, Berlin, Germany.
From now until 17 November 2017 Health IT players are again invited to submit their entries for one of the six Call for Paper sessions at the conhIT Congress in 2018. Topics include IT Security in the health system, the integration of modern medical and surgical technology and the latest demands of the European Data Protection Directive. The slogan of the Congress programme is 'conhIT 2018 - Transforming Healthcare'.

22 - 23 January 2018, London, UK.
Social media is the perfect channel for pharmaceutical companies to educate, market, listen and connect with customers, patients and physicians. How the pharmaceutical industry utilize social media is particularly complex as regulators such as the FDA have not yet written the rules about how pharmaceuticals can engage with potential customers and patients.

17 - 19 April 2018, Stuttgart, Germany.
UBM announced today the continuation of its strategy to ensure Medtec Europe is the preeminent, stand alone, European-focussed, medical technology platform by deciding to integrate Medtec Ireland and Medtec Europe. This is part of a long-term plan to integrate all domestic European events into one main event covering the whole of the European market, providing both exhibitors and visitors with a much stronger commercial proposition.

13 - 16 November 2017, Düsseldorf, Germany.
The MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM at the world’s leading medical trade fair, MEDICA 2017, taking place in Düsseldorf with over 5,000 exhibitors, offers an exciting overview and perspective on the topics and trends that are set to shape the digitalisation of medicine. Artificial intelligence (AI), precision medicine, medical support via the internet which uses big data and participatory health as well as chatbots: this year offers a huge range of options at this long-established forum.

20 - 21 Novemebr 2017, Potsdam, Germany.
Big Data looks set to become a game-changer for healthcare and is likely to have a groundbreaking effect in all areas - from health service to population health management and from prevention to treatment and care.

13 - 16 November 2017, Düsseldorf, Germany.
The resounding success of health-promoting smart gadgets for private use has been outshone by another no less important development: Wearables are steadily advancing into many fields of professional healthcare. They are essential to the digital revolution that is also changing the field of medicine.