Facilitator: Dr. Eszter Kovács, Assistant Professor, Semmelweis University, Hungary
Digital solutions have the potential to radically transform health systems and education by providing better outcomes, service and quality through technopolitical advances. Europe faces increased demand for health services due to ageing populations, rising patient mobility, and a diminishing supply of health workers caused by retirement rates that surpass recruitment rates. However, health professionals’ digital skills often fall short of the required level to use such new technology. This session assesses this issue and aims to find educational solutions to issues related to new technology and digital skills.
Ms. Annick Ducher, Education Programme Manager, EIT, Germany
Mr. Peter Szegner, Researcher, Semmelweis University, Hungary
Dear Colleagues,
we are ready for discussing this very interesting topic with you tomorrow! Hope to receive your valuable inputs on previous and current experiences and even challenges on digital transformation in daily practice. Let us meet soon and start the dialogue, Eszter