THANK YOU for making eHealth Tallinn 2017 a huge success!

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THANK YOU
for making eHealth Tallinn 2017 a huge success!

Just over 700 stakeholders (policy-makers, companies and start-ups, researchers, clinicians, citizens and patients, insurers, investors, hospitals managers, CIOs…) from across Europe and beyond travelled to Tallinn on 16 October 2017 for one of the most inspiring digital health conference of the year. A number of high-level sessions, workshops and discussions addressed the impact that the digital transformation of healthcare systems will have on society and citizens. The Estonian Ministry of Social Affairs and ECHAlliance invite you to continue the movement of the Digital Health Society.

Key takeaways, testimonials and outcomes:

“I’m very excited to see so many stakeholders moving forward together in the Digital Health Society movement! I’ve signed the DHS Declaration and I look forward to participate in the actions that were presented by the Task Forces!”

“I learnt that blockchain was not only about money but also that it could help protect my personal data. Great to see that technology is at the service of humans”

“The variety of topics allowed me to have a 360º view of the digital health sector: from public policies to technologies, trends, business models and more. The knowledge gained will be a great help to develop my projects”

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The Digital Health Society (DHS) is a multistakeholders movement aiming to act for the full deployment of Digital Health for the benefit of the Society and the citizens.

The main principles and values of the Digital Health Society are:

Holistic approach with a multi-stakeholders initiative
Participative open movement
Centered on Citizen
Actions-oriented with “Doing rather than talking”
Targeting the large scale deployment of Digital health (DHS will measure the impact of its actions)
Pragmatic approach and snowball effect: motivated players and early adopters start to move forward together and attract new participants to the movement

The DHS Declaration, fruit of a a large consultation and a consensus among all stakeholders, is a manifesto pointing the challenges still ahead to fully deploy Digital health and introduce solutions through an holistic approach in which each category of stakeholders should act.

The DHS Task Forces are a “Coalition of Doers”

We saw in Estonia last week the importance attached to this Initiative by many organisations and firmly believe you can have an influence on future policies and funding opportunities, the emphasis is on Action not Words.
These Task Forces (and new ones to come) are focusing on specific challenges and create actions in order to progress tangibly on each topic.

About the current DHS Task Forces:

All stakeholders, willing to act, are welcome to sign the DHS Declaration and join the Task forces!

The DHS is designed to support the work of the European Commission in the framework of the Digital Single Market Strategy and the communication expected to be published in the next months. It also aims to support the discussions at the Council of the European Union, in view of the adoption of Council conclusions expected in December 2017.

How to join the DHS movement?

You can read all information about DHS here
Read and sign the DHS Declaration here (click on the button “Sign the Declaration” and fill the short form)
Join one or several Task Force(s):