Health in the Digital Society. Digital Society for Health is organized by the Estonian Ministry of Social Affairs as part of Estonia’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, ECHAlliance and HIMSS Europe. This high-level conference will address how digital technologies and the wider use of health data are changing our lives and the ways of healthcare.
Brazil is the seventh largest economy in the world, representing 55% of South America’s GDP. It is considered the economic engine of South America as it continues to bring millions of Brazilians into the middle class raising the per capita disposable income. The country has one of the world’s largest and fastest growing healthcare markets, investing nearly 9% of its GDP annually in health care services, product, and technology solutions.
Combining the highly-respected Partners Connected Health Symposium with the largest global platform for digital and connected health deal-making, the newly designed 2017 Connected Health Conference will convene an unmatched audience of the top movers and shakers, frontline healthcare providers and forward-thinking companies. This can’t-be-missed event will be the best opportunity to rub elbows with decision makers, gain market knowledge, showcase the latest technologies and get a front row seat to the future of technology-enabled health and wellness.
Join fellow PCHAlliance members at our Member Technical Summit in Helsinki, Finland. Our primary activities will be working sessions to advance the 2019 Continua Design Guidelines.
However, we welcome all members to engage with other PCHAlliance European initiatives and networking events during the HIMSS Europe & Health 2.0 Conference.
PCHAlliance to host the IEC System Committee on Active Assisted Living (SYC AAL) at the HIMSS Innovation Center in Cleveland during the week of September 18th. Delegates from 10 or more countries will attend this face-to-face to advance standardization for assisted living.
SYC AAL is the term used to describe the systems, products and services enable people to live safely at home longer. These items include alarm systems, home monitoring, telehealth products, communications and robotics.