OpenWHO is the WHO’s new, interactive, web-based platform that offers online courses to provide information on various topics to people preparing to work in epidemics, pandemics and health emergencies or current frontline responders and decision-makers. The OpenWHO platform deliv
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Every year, the European Commission’s Health Policy Platform hosts three Thematic Networks led by health stakeholders. These temporary networks are set up to produce a Joint Statement within a year’s time in a policy area of common interest.
The European Health Parliament (EHP) is a movement connecting and empowering the next generation of European health leaders to rethi
A new journal, Aesculapius, recently launched with many members of INHWE involved.
On 13-14 February 2020, SEPEN hosted a workshop on 'Health Workforce Planning, Quality of Care, Patient Safety and Working Conditions'. The video of the plenary presentations and discussions are now available for all of those who wish to catch up or rewatch the proceedings.
In spring 2020, both the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing and DigitalHealthEurope (DHE) are working together to promote their twinning schemes to the people of Europe.
The European Commission is pleased to announce the three 2020 Thematic Networks:
Operation Smile, a global essential surgery organization, is making a commitment to help scale up health worker pre-service education and post-graduate education in LMICs.
The digitization taking place in a range of work sectors is also affecting the European health sector. In this respect, health sector stakeholders need to be made aware and also trained on a range of digital technologies emerging as a result of this revolution termed Health 4.0.
DISH is aimed at strengthening the innovation readiness and digital skills of health and social care staff regarding development, use and implementation of digital solutions in their everyday practice. The objective of the project is to look into the present and future skills’ ne
The World Health Organization, alongside Tilburg University and Vilans have launched a European survey researching what values matter to different people in integrated care.
Speaking at the HETT 2019 conference on healthcare and technology, WHO consultant Susannah Robinson, explained the WHO’s key guideline recommendations for the future of digital health.
Marco Marsella, Head of Unit, Directorate-General Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT), European Commission, speaks to Open Access Government about digital transformation in healthcare, including a special look at artificial intelligence.
