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Digital Agenda: Investment in Digital Economy Holds Key to Europe's Future Prosperity

Europe's digital economy is growing in strength, spreading throughout all sectors of the economy and reaching into all areas of our lives, according to the European Commission's Digital Competitiveness report. Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) have driven half of the productivity growth in Europe over the past 15 years.

QRisk2® Available as Open Source Software

The University of Nottingham and leading healthcare systems supplier EMIS have made the QRisk2® formula for identifying heart disease risk available as open source software.

Armenian Association of Telemedicine (AATM) Fosters Developments in Health ICT

Recently founded professional NGO focusing on Telemedicine, eHealth and Health ICT, intensifies efforts directed at mobilization of resources and bringing together important players in the field, to boost usage of modern Information and Communication Technologies in support of country's health care system.

European Commission to Simplify the Procedures for Taking Part in EU-funded Research Projects

The overall aim is to make participation transparent and attractive to the best researchers and innovative companies in Europe and beyond. Ensuring European research realises its full potential is crucial to the EU's Europe 2020 Strategy, given the need to consolidate economic recovery and develop new sources of growth and jobs to replace those lost in the crisis.

EU Invests €500 Million in Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)

Developing intelligent artificial hands for hand amputees, neural devices to help people suffering from vertigo, dizziness and other vestibular disorders and the possibility to see how your brain responds while learning are a few examples of European research carried out in the area of future and emerging information and communication technologies (FET) that were presented in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

Call for Book Chapters: Digital Homecare - Successes And Failures

Digital Homecare, as defined in the first ICMCC book on the subject, is "a collection of services to deliver, maintain and improve care in the home environment using the latest ICT technology and devices", covering aspects like assistive technology, telemedicine, mhealth, rehabilitation, aimed at elderly, chronic patients and/or handicapped people with the objective of improving efficiency and quality of care and life.

Second Call for NoE Exemplar Projects

The VPH NoE has opened the call for NoE Exemplar Projects. This call is reserved to core and general members of the NoE. However, it is possible to apply for membership at the same time as the submission of the Exemplar Project proposal.

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Digital Agenda: Investment in Digital Economy Holds Key to Europe's Future Prosperity

QRisk2® Available as Open Source Software

Armenian Association of Telemedicine (AATM) Fosters Developments in Health ICT

European Commission to Simplify the Procedures for Taking Part in EU-funded Research Projects

EU Invests €500 Million in Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)

Call for Book Chapters: Digital Homecare - Successes And Failures

Second Call for NoE Exemplar Projects

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