Conferences and Events

The Third Annual Health 2.0 Europe Conference in Berlin

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

6 - 7 November 2012, Berlin, Germany.
Healthcare is changing profoundly due to new web and mobile applications. The conference Health 2.0 Europe addresses recent developments in this emerging field. The 2012 edition features exciting live technology demos and panels dedicated to answering the most urgent questions in health care.

Health 2.0 Europe: Highlights and Sneak Peek

Thursday, 18 October 2012

6 - 7 November 2012, Berlin, Germany.
Over 400 Health 2.0 stakeholders from more than 25 countries including health authorities, policy makers, health entrepreneurs, IT solution providers, care givers, patient organizations, public and private insurance organizations, pharma companies, VCs and financiers...

New Health Minister Dr Dan Poulter to Give Keynote Speech at EHI Live 2012

Thursday, 11 October 2012

6 - 7 November 2012, Birmingham, UK.
EHI has announced that new health minister Dr Dan Poulter is to be one of the keynote speakers at EHI Live 2012. Appointed Parliamentary Undersecretary of State at the Department of Health (DH) in September 2012, Dr Poulter has assumed responsibility for a portfolio that includes the NHS IT and information strategy, the DH's relationship with the NHS Information Centre and NHS procurement.

Integrated Data and Real Time Decision Support Webinars

Tuesday, 09 October 2012

As part of its care-integration service and education programme 'Key Accelerators for Integrated Working', HCS, a subsidiary of HFMA, is offering a series of six free webinars. Targeted at CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, CCG board members, clinical directors and other front line clinical champions, this series of webinars provides an overview of the six key accelerators necessary to establish and sustain an integrated care model.

HIMSS Europe Webinar: A Patient-centric Holistic Care Approach to Chronic Disease Management

Friday, 05 October 2012

17 October 2012, 15:00 CET
There is no doubt that we are experiencing a global healthcare crisis with costs rising uncontrollably and an aging population that is placing an increased burden on already strained healthcare systems. Remote monitoring solutions have the potential to alleviate this burden by allowing providers to monitor patients remotely and empowering patients to better manage their own health.