2nd Baltic Conference on eHealth

The second Baltic Conference on eHealth - organized by the Baltic Sea Forum, the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, and IBM, in cooperation with the U.S. Commercial Service - will take place on September 26, 2008 (Hamburg, Germany) . The primary aim of the conference at the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce is to provide a cross sector forum for healthcare providers from Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Russia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.

The Baltic Conference on eHealth will present a well balanced mix of best practices and strategy oriented presentations from various countries. The attendees including representatives from hospitals, governments, health insurance organizations, service providers and media will have the opportunity to exchange views and experiences among all those involved in health management.

The conference program will focus on following topics:

  • Best Practices and Case Studies
  • Disease Management
  • Optimization of clinical and business processes as well as of hospital information and communication systems in order to increase the quality and economics of patient care as well as latest developments in the EU.

The conference will not only include several presentations and workshops but also an exhibition of international IT solution providers as well as a panel discussion on "Patient-Centric Healthcare Systems".

For further information and registration, please visit:
http://www.baltic-conference-on-ehealth.com/

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