The Summer School addresses all medical topics towards building sustainable and co-created telemedicine systems in Western Balkan Countries. The WHO has issued a document outlining key strategic points for improving the […]
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) in health has sparked public debate on the extent to which technology, and more specifically generative AI, has the potential to infringe upon personal privacy and impact the health of populations. To explore this and other issues impacting current and future European Region health system landscapes, WHO/Europe is hosting the second WHO Symposium on the Future of Digital Health Systems in the European Region on 5–6 September.
➡️ After so many testimonies of the HCPs that have participated in our pilot projects, it's time to collect some take-home messages! 📣
The fourth (and final) episode of our podcast 🎧, #eCANBites, is out now.
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The #EPH Conference has been the best setting to showcase how we envision the integration of telemedicine 📱 in European Healthcare Systems.
You can have a look at all our resources here ➡️ https://ecanja.eu/
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@ecan_ja @sciensano @iMedPhysAUTH @NIO_PIB I am pleased that the results of our work package will be presented to the public [digital + cancer] health crowd tomorrow.
See you there!!
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💬 "According to #cancer patients and policy experts, #telemedicine is seen as a useful complementary tool, but not as a replacement for in-person services."
@SchmittTugce, presenting the results of the @ecan_ja foresight study at @EPHconference. #EPH2024 https://ecanja.eu/
