eHealth Acceptance matters:
A Transnational Conference 2012

The ICT for Health project is aiming to improve the social capacities of citizens and medical professionals to utilise eHealth technologies in prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. The eHealth Acceptance Conference 2012 puts the issue on the political agenda. The transnational event brings together policy makers, health sector professionals, patient associations, universities, and relevant industries from the Baltic Sea Region as well as from European level.

5th and 6th of November 2012
in Brussels

Don’t miss out on hearing about eHealth acceptance strategies and join decision makers and experts in discussion!

Online registration is coming soon.

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Video of project meeting in Finland

Video of the ICT project meeting in Finland.The media project TrissaTv, working under Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences, made a video clip about the latest ICT for Health project meeting. From June 28 to 30, 2011 about 45 project members discussed how to strengthen the acceptance of eHealth. The video is available in Finnish with English subtitles. Please click on the picture to see the video on YouTube.

 
 
18 April 2012  
Concept of the ICT for Health Atlas for Benchmarking
The ICT for Health Atlas is an interactive online system which will provide an overview over the predicted development in eHealth related indicators in the countries of the Baltic Sea Region. more

4 April 2012  
EIPAHA goes from plan to action
A joint conference on the Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing was held on the 3rd of April, in Brussels. The project “ICT for Health” was one of 12 other initiatives which were invited to present their activities. more

31 January 2012  
Good practice inspiring new ways of treatment
The recently published report ‘Examples of Good Practice Use of ICT in Healthcare and its Potential Transferability’ presents cases that focus on the treatment of elderly people suffering from chronic diseases. more