Health 2.0 Europe is Moving to London

Health 2.0 Europe18 - 19 November 2013, London, UK.
Health 2.0 Europe is about leveraging the international Health 2.0 community to promote cross-pollination of ideas and technology collaboration. Mark your calendars to join the best in health technology for brilliant keynotes, thought-provoking sessions, networking, and a code-a-thon.

2013 Topics Will Include:

  • Improving and enriching the doctor-patient relationship
  • Extending the care community
  • Sensors and trackers: From quantifying the self to listening to your body
  • Design strategies for app adherence
  • Body and soul: Placing health back at the centre of life
  • From big to smart and open - just how we like data!
  • Health 2.0 for the brain
  • Sexual health and other unmentionables

Everyone in health innovation has a reason to attend:

  • Health entrepreneurs learn about the latest trends, meet new players, survey competitors, network with potential integration partners, and flirt with investors.
  • Investors spot the latest trends and investment opportunities, and engage with future game changers in health technology.
  • Health professionals discover tools that will transform their daily practice and enrich their relationship with patients.
  • Patients experience the latest in personalizing their access to online medical information and co-producing their own health.
  • Pharma and suppliers discover new ways to listen, connect, and collaborate with patients and doctors.
  • Payers and insurers witness LIVE demos of the technologies that have the highest potential to improve outcomes and reduce costs.

For further information, sponsorship and speaking opportunities, please visit:
http://www.health2con.com/events/conferences/europe-fall-2013/

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