Collaborating for Digital Health and Care in Europe

Virtual care strategies for Population Health Management

GPI Spa outlines a number of current trends that are influencing the growth of interest in Population Health Management. The company’s work illustrates how today’s model of healthcare is changing, and how the new model is supported by digital health, care management, and artificial intelligence (AI). Indeed, GPI’s vision of healthcare shows that the future is already underway. In the company’s own words, this means proactively “taking the initiative on healthcare rather than waiting for healthcare”.

Roll-out of Luxembourg’s eHealth services continues at a steady pace

Agence eSanté, Luxembourg’s national eHealth competence centre, one of EHTEL’s longstanding members, is about to reach yet another of its roadmap’s milestones. The 2012-2021 time-period has included many major milestones for the country. Several more landmark achievements are in store from 2022 onwards.

Hospitalisation@home – exploring digital solutions using the SCIROCCO Exchange tool

On 19 October 2021 a workshop organised thanks to the support of the AAL Forum and the European Week of Active and Healthy Ageing, explained why the transition towards hybrid care technologies is a solution to ensure the sustainability of Europe’s health and care systems. Using two hospitalisation@home use cases, it showed how the SCIROCCO Exchange tool can help hospital sites with understanding and applying change management approaches.

Beating Cancer: when prediction and precision team up

Kelyon, a new EHTEL member, is a digital health company with a 12-year-long committed experience to improving cancer care, with specific focus on precision oncology.

Software as a medical device: An early leap forward in biotechnology

Hospitalisation@Home: NWE-Chance is innovating in the direction of hybrid models of care

During the COVID-19 pandemic more than ever, being safely hospitalised at home has become much more attractive for patients who are recovering from heart failure: it vastly improves their quality of life. For patients, their mental and physical safety is a key advantage of home hospitalisation, whereas increasing the availability of beds and reducing hospitalisation costs are important issues for hospitals.