EHealthEurope.net independent health IT industry news portal launched

EHealthEurope.netE-Health Media Ltd has today announced the launch of EHealthEurope.net, an independent news and business information portal covering the development of the healthcare information technology sector across Europe.

The target audiences for EHealthEurope.net are health professionals, health IT executives, policy makers and influencers, together with their industry partners. The portal will provide them with the news and information they need to stay informed and track developments across this rapidly evolving European marketplace.

The independent portal www.ehealtheurope.net is an English language service providing unbiased, incisive original news and analysis. The service is delivered by an award-winning editorial team from London and Berlin.

E-health is a fast-growing market valued by the European Commission at €11bn annually, and set to account for 5% of Europe's healthcare expenditure (European Commission E-Health Action Plan, 2004).

EHealthEurope.net editor, Jon Hoeksma commented: "We believe there is a clear appetite for trusted news about and analysis of trends and policy development in healthcare IT across Europe: this is where our focus will lie, rather than the very country-specific coverage local industry titles already provide."

Mr Hoeksma added: "E-health is rapidly evolving in Europe, with major programmes now underway in countries including the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and France. A key aim of EHealthEurope.net will be to help share lessons and experiences that support the development of the sector."

EHealthEurope.net has been developed by E-Health Media Ltd publishers of E-Health Insider www.e-health-insider.com the online health IT news service covering the UK, which has over 20,000 registered readers.

The EHealthEurope.net portal will provide high-level coverage of key policy, technology and industry trends in the sector, including major national, trans-national and regional procurements, initiatives and projects.

The EHealthEurope.net service comprises the following elements:

  • Daily news coverage
  • Comment and Analysis articles
  • Interactive reader comment tools (requires registration)
  • Regular e-mail newsletters (requires registration)
  • Individual country focus features
  • Special reports
  • Document library
  • E-health case studies library
  • Events listings
  • European Research Reports
(delivered in partnership with Silicon Bridge Research)

Registration for the EHealthEurope.net is free and enables readers to received e-mail newsletters, post comments against news items and buy industry research reports.

For further information, please visit:
www.ehealtheurope.net

E-Health Media and E-Health Insider
E-Health Media was established in 2000 by co-founders Linda Davidson and Jon Hoeksma, highly experienced journalists specialising in health and IT. E-Health Insider www.e-health-insider.com was launched in 2002 and its leading coverage of UK health IT has enabled it to build an audience of over 20,000 registered readers by 2007. In November 2006 EHI editor Jon Hoeksma received the Techmark Technology Journalist of the year award for his coverage of England's £12bn NHS IT programme.

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