Led by Erik Gerritsen, Secretary General of the Ministry of Health of Netherlands.
WHO WE ARE
The Digital Health Society (DHS) movement was born during the Estonian EU Presidency in 2017, which focused on the development of a digital society in Europe, enabled by the free flow of data, as the fifth freedom right in the European Union.
Launched by the Ministry of Social Affairs of Estonia and the ECHAlliance as a call for action, the 1st objective of the DHS has been to bring together all stakeholders of the digital health ecosystem around the table to drive the agenda of the EU Presidency.
OUR PURPOSE
The Digital Health Society, an open multi-stakeholder movement, is both:
A Digital Health thought leadership platform, to generate innovative ideas, exchange knowledge, experiences, best practices, success stories and design a route for large-scale deployment. For this purpose we have created several Task Forces with international experts
An Innovation and Implementation Factory able to bring “on the ground” the innovations. With the DHS community, the “Coalition of the Doers”.
Erik Gerritsen
Secretary General at Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport of Netherlands
Erik Gerritsen
Priit Tohver
Richard Corbridge
THE DHS MISSION
A vision for the future of health
The Digital Health Society movement has designed an ambitious research and innovation programme for health and wellbeing in Europe, enabled by key support activities and involving the EU citizens and the whole society.
Interoperability and standards
Convergence roadmap on Interoperability standards and Digital Telehealthcare protocol
Citizen-controlled Data governance & Data donors
Citizen-controlled Data Governance and Data Donors
Led by Angela Brand, Professor at the University of Maastricht.
Legal Framework
Legal Framework for the Free flow and the secondary use of data
Led by Bleddyn Rees, Lawyer and digital health expert at Osborne Clarke.
Digital Transformation
Digital Transformation and change management in health and social care organisations
Led by Richard Corbridge, CDIO Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust, and Jane Carolan, National Directorate Health Business Services (HSE) in Ireland.
News
- 4 Reasons to attend the Digital Health Society Summit, 11-12 December 2019, Helsinki 14 November, 2019
- Have your say on the future of the Active and Assisted Living Programme 11 November, 2019
- Digital skills, your future: Call for action 6 November, 2019
- FET project Brainbow inspires successful research on reconnection of damaged brain areas 5 November, 2019
- I2M Update: Three activities not to miss this year in Active and Healthy Ageing (AHA) if you are leading digital transformation 5 November, 2019
- Council of Ministers: Economy of Wellbeing increases stability of the economy and society 5 November, 2019
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- RT @bleddyn_rees: #Digitalhealth #Apps #Privacy & #research Some very interesting links Three things researchers can do to ensure app-base…1 day ago
- Mikko Kauppinen @MikkoSKauppinen, Chief at @healthinnovlge has just been added to our AMAZING Line-Up Of Speakers a… https://t.co/yhC1D9a4771 day ago
- Roberta Savli @robertasavli Senior Manager Healthcare Systems at @EFPIA has just been added to our AMAZING Line-Up… https://t.co/m6n7AMBunS1 day ago
- #DHSHelsinkiSummit19 The programme of the Digital Health Society Summit is announced! Join the us at Helsinki, 11… https://t.co/76CpGnl71r1 day ago
Contact
Connected Health Alliance CIC
13A Ballyhoy Avenue
Dublin 5
Ireland
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