First European Conference in eHealth and Telemedicine in Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation

6 - 8 June 2013, Bern, Switzerland.
The first European Conference in eHealth and Telemedicine in Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation is organised by the Department of Cardiovascular Prevention, Rehabilitation and Sports Cardiology at the University Hospital, Inselspital Bern and carried out in cooperation with the ESC Working Group on e-Cardiology. Don't miss this valuable opportunity to acquire the very latest knowledge in this field and to network with colleagues from all over Europe.

eHealth and Telemedicine will become an integrated part of cardiovascular healthcare delivery. Development and application of tools, such as Telemonitoring, Telecardiology, Telerehabilitation and Mobile Health Applications in the field of cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation are the main topics of this conference.

Since eHealth and Telemedicine is a rapidly evolving topic, in particular in cardiovascular medicine, an exchange of perspectives and networking with experts and the industry is pursued, in order to further develop innovative methods, products and applications to support patients and improve care.

The first European Conference in eHealth and Telemedicine in Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation is addressed to Health Professionals such as physicians, physiotherapists, exercise and sports scientists and nurses, Industry Representatives and Service Providers as well as Individuals who are interested to learn more about the emerging field of eHealth and Telemedicine in cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation.

Key Topics
This conference will focus on the possibilities and potential of eHealth and telemedicine in cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation. The conference connects cardiovascular health, research and innovation through four main topics:

I Telemonitoring and Telecardiology

  • Telemonitoring for Specific Patient Populations
  • Remote Monitoring with Electronic Implant Devices
  • Surveillance of Patients with Heart Failure

II Telerehabilitation

  • Future Treatment Methods
  • Current Developments
  • Telerehabilitation in Heart Failure Patients

III Telemetric Personal Health Monitoring

  • Cognitive Medical Systems
  • Telemedical Training Systems
  • eHealth to Improve Physical Activity Surveillance

IV Mobile Health Applications

  • Mobile Application in Cardiovascular Care
  • Mobile Appllications for Telemedical Supvervision
  • Patient Empowerment by eHealth applications

For further information, please visit:
http://www.etcpr.org

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