The DMEA is one of Europe's most important events for digital health. Once a year, experts from the digital health industry meet for three days in Berlin. In addition to a comprehensive market overview, the DMEA offers all players a wide range of opportunities for intensive exchange, targeted networking and effective customer acquisition. We look […]
You are not alone on the road to interoperability. Join Smile for the first ever hybrid edition of the Intelligent Health Data Symposium on May 15-16, 2023. With over 20 sessions to choose from, you can make this experience your own and embark on your own adventure. Symposium topics range from trends and innovations in […]
On the occasion of DNDi’s 20th anniversary, this event will explore opportunities to strengthen universal health coverage (UHC) through inclusive innovation, notably for the most vulnerable communities, against the background of a challenging and ever-changing world of infectious and noncommunicable diseases, pandemics, and climate change. Inclusive innovation will support the goal of UHC by providing access […]
Join Access Accelerated and our partners during the World Health Assembly to officially launch the six-year report, Key Lessons in Advancing Access to NCD Care: Collaboration, Connectivity, Community, a significant retrospective, and roadmap for future action on NCDs. Hear from the World Health Organization and dive deep into the lessons in a fireside chat with […]
Health that Connects + Tech that Cares Join European changemakers as we forge paths to improve care for all. The European healthcare community is gathering at the HIMSS23 European Health Conference & Exhibition in Lisbon, Portugal from 7 to 9 June 2023. Featuring knowledge, expertise and thought leadership in healthcare digitisation, plus a network of […]
E-SANTÉ : OASIS OU MIRAGE AU CŒUR DU SYSTÈME DE SANTÉ Entre rêve et réalité, le numérique en santé ne cesse de se transformer et d’annoncer transformer la santé. Réalité ou future promesse non tenue ? La e-santé est-elle cette oasis annoncée ou un mirage au cœur du système de santé ? C’est la question […]
Announcing the Dakar HealthTech Summit 2023 by the HealthTech Hub Africa! Join us on August 29th in Dakar, Senegal, as we bring together policymakers, healthcare innovators, and industry leaders to advance healthcare across Africa. The summit aims to foster collaboration among key stakeholders, regulators, and policymakers. Together, we're shaping health tech solutions that seamlessly integrate […]
The Global Digital Health Summit, is a movement for the community of practitioners and providers in the field of digital health, bringing together global leaders, innovators, developers, and experts from the healthcare and technology sectors.
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) in health has sparked public debate on the extent to which technology, and more specifically generative AI, has the potential to infringe upon personal privacy and impact the health of populations. To explore this and other issues impacting current and future European Region health system landscapes, WHO/Europe is hosting […]
The 3rd Symposium on Artificial Intelligence for Industry, Science, and Society (AI2S2) will take place at Campus Biotech, in Geneva, from 11 to 15 September 2023. The AI2S2 Symposium is designed to facilitate knowledge transfer on Artificial Intelligence between industry, science, and society. The 2023 edition includes a selection of renowned speakers presenting a variety […]
Intelligent Health is THE only large-scale, global summit that purely focuses on AI in healthcare and brings together the world’s brightest AI health brains from pharmaceutical, biotech, medtech, health provisions, clinicians, tech companies, startups, investment, and science to advance discussions on how to apply AI and drive technological collaboration in healthcare. Intelligent Health is not […]
Health care in Sub-Saharan Africa remains the worst in the world, with few countries able to spend the $34 to $40 a year per person that the World Health Organization considers the minimum for basic health care. And despite widespread poverty, an astonishing 50 percent of the region’s health expenditure financed by out-of-pocket payments from […]