eHealth Week 2016 with Special Rates for European SMEs

eHealth Week 20168 - 10 June 2016, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
eHealth Week 2016 is the leading eHealth event in Europe and will take place in Amsterdam under the theme "You, at the heart of transition". This year, the full programme and the conference are led by the three organising partners: the Dutch Ministry of Health, the European Commission and HIMSS Europe. The educational programme will focus on three main themes:
  • Empowering People
  • Trust & Standards
  • Innovation & Transition

This year eHealth Week is offering special rates for European SMEs (European Small and Medium Enterprises) to make sure they can present their best eHealth/mHealth solutions to the entire eHealth Community.

Here are three reasons why you should attend eHealth Week 2016 in Amsterdam:

  • If you are one of the up and coming start-up companies with a focus on eHealth, this is your chance to showcase your solution to the highest level decision-makers in the healthcare IT industry
  • Be ahead of what is next in European healthcare IT from best practices, practical solutions and cutting edge developments to enhance your product and strategy
  • Ensure visibility is given amongst your competitors, raise your company's visibility and generate new leads

SMEs will have one dedicated area in the main eHealth Week exhibition floor called the "Entrepreneurial Village". The application process is open, please get in touch with This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information and make sure you secure your spot now, the available space is limited.

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

About eHealth Week
eHealth Week 2016 is the leading eHealth event in Europe. It will be organised in Amsterdam on 8-10 June 2016, following the Dutch Presidency of the European Council (1 January - 30 June, 2016). The event is organised by the European Commission, the Dutch Ministry of Health and the Dutch Presidency of the Council of the European Union and HIMSS Europe. During eHealth Week 2016, over 2,000 international experts in IT and healthcare, public institutions, professional and patient organisations will be welcomed.

Under the theme "You, at the heart of transition", eHealth Week 2016 will focus on the people who are changing the healthcare system, and the first step forward is to give patients the power. eHealth policies are changing. Until now, policies have mainly focused on institutions and IT systems: today, that focus is shifting and is now being placed on eHealth users. The people who are using eHealth are becoming increasingly involved in the discussion and being placed at the heart of eHealth policy-making.

The Netherlands is one of the most digitally mature countries in Europe and is home to one of the three HIMSS EMRAM Stage 7 hospitals in Europe as well as having eight Stage 6 hospitals: it is an ideal place for the European eHealth Community to come together.

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