High Level ehealth Conference Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 6 Outputs... 7

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1 Table Of Content High Level ehealth Conference Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 6 Outputs... 7 D01 - A full programme for the High Level representatives including an informal working lunch and a plenary session contributing to the progress of the European ehealth development (EN)... 7 D parallel sessions focusing on ehealth as apart of a coherent health system contributing to knowledge sharing about ehealth among EU countries (EN)... 7 D parallel sessions focusing on ehealth as apart of a coherent health system contributing to knowledge sharing about ehealth among EU countries (EN)... 7 D03-2 plenary sessions contributing to knowledge sharing about ehealth among EU countries (see D05)... 7 D04 - An onsite guide (not delivered)... 7 D Final report (EN)... 7 D Final report (EN)... 7 Final Report (EN)... 7 Page 1/8

2 High Level ehealth Conference 2012 JA GPSD [705038] START DATE: 07/05/2012 END DATE: 07/01/2013 DURATION: 8 month(s) CURRENT STATUS: Finalised PROGRAMME TITLE: Second Programme of Community action in the Field of Health PROGRAMME PRIORITY: - CALL: Generate And Disseminate Health Information And Knowledge (Hi-2010) TOPIC: PROMOTE HEALTH (HP-2011) EC CONTRIBUTION: EUR KEYWORDS: ehealth + telemedecine PORTFOLIO: ehealth Page 2/8

3 SUMMARY General objectives The forthcoming Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union is to hold the next High Level ehealth Conference. Denmark together with the European Commission and the Member States, recognize ehealth as a significant tool to modernize national healthcare systems and to improve their effectiveness as well as to make healthcare systems more accessible to all. ehealth is a key element in the context of cross-border healthcare, health professional shortages and the ageing society. The overall objectives of the High Level ehealth Conference 2012 is to showcase running solutions with focus on the chronically ill and to discuss aspects of efficient implementation of ehealth solutions through standards, and efficient governance structures. Furthermore the aim is to look into aspects of innovation where ehealth is seen as a means for improved quality, efficiency and effectiveness under the heading "smart health - better lifes". The themes to be addressed during the event are: - Coherent pathways across sectors - what can ICTdo? - Efficient support of chronically ill- ehealth as a means promoting empowerment - Efficient uptake of ehealth ~ how can ilnplementation of ehealth be governed? - ehealth as a means and not an end-what do clinicians need? - Cross-border healthcare - opportunities and challenges The conference enhances the visibility of ehealth as a means to improve healthcare. Furthermore it contributes to put the EU 2020 Strategy into context in relation to ehealth. The 2020 strategy supports the application of information technologies, well defined in the EU Digital Agenda flagship. The future EU ehealth Action Plan to be presented in 2012 also aims to contribute to urge the development of ehealth services, which is a clear message to all Member States that issues related to ehealth have been put high on (he agenda of the European Union. In 2012 the conference will be carried out for the tenth time ensuring the continued focus on ehealth. Member States has strenghtened their political commitment during past years accompanied by a deepened cooperation on ehealth in Europe, embodied by the Member State led mechanism "ehealth Governance initiative". The initiative allows concrete actions to be implemented, aiming at enabling the deployment and the use of ehealth services in the European Union, The conference will support increased collaboration on ehealth across memberstates and highlight issues related to cross-border healthcare. Furthermore under the auspices of the Directive 20n/24/EU a voluntary network of competent authorities is to be established. The task of the network is to address a number of central issues impeding cross border healthcare. All of these initiatives within ehealth clearly illustrates the importance of ehealth and Us centrality on the European agenda. It is planned that this voluntary Page 3/8

4 network will have its first meeting during the High Level ehealth Conference in Copenhagen. This conference was funded by the Health Programme (DG SANCO) and DG INFSO. Expected achievements The conference programme is deployed over 3 days and is structured on 3 main domains: The High Level ehealth Conference: - Deployed over 3 days, starting on May 7 - Co-designed by the Ministry of Health in Denmark and by the European Commission. - Including an informal working lunch by invitation only, an an - official opening with a panel discussion on day one (May 7) where attendees from WoHIT can join including the public - Including parallel sessions (6) organised within one thematic track and deployed over two days, starting on day two (May 8) - A set of plenary sessions deployed over 2 days, starting on day two (May 8) at timeslots between parallel sessions of the two domains above. - Expected attendees: approximately The WoHIT Conference & Exhibition: - Deployed over 2 days, starting on day two (May 8). - Designed by the WoHIT Organising Committee (OC). - Including parallel sessions and deployed over two days - Including one plenary session - Expected attendees: approximately over persons. The structure above respects the identities of the two main domains - the High Level ehealth Conference and the WoHIT Conference - while building upon their co-location and their parallel formats to deploy high-level, high-visibility plenary sessions. Target audience The result of the conference should be to ensure continued focus on ehealth in the European Member States. In 2012 the event will take place for the 10th time. And to have the first meeting of the network described in article 14 of the directive on patient rights in cross-border healthcare. Furthermore the conference aims at uniting forces across Europe and the result should be to maximise benefits from initiatives focusing on ehealth. Conference programme The estimated number of participants to the High Level ehealth Conference is app Page 4/8

5 persons. It is planned that approximately 160 of these participants are members of the invited delegations of the Ministries of Health from EU Member States, EEA countries and candidate countries. Page 5/8

6 COORDINATOR, LEADER CONTACT AND PARTNERS COORDINATOR () Holbergsgade København K Denmark Project leader contact Name: Hansen Niels Würgler nwh@sum.dk Phone: PARTNERS No partners related to the current project Page 6/8

7 OUTPUTS D01 - A full programme for the High Level representatives including an informal working lunch and a plenary session contributing to the progress of the European ehealth development (EN) n_ps dk_presidency_ehealth_conf_programme.pdf D parallel sessions focusing on ehealth as apart of a coherent health system contributing to knowledge sharing about ehealth among EU countries (EN) n_is_dkpresidencyconftechnical_report.pdf D parallel sessions focusing on ehealth as apart of a coherent health system contributing to knowledge sharing about ehealth among EU countries (EN) n_is_dkpresidencyconf_financial_report.pdf D03-2 plenary sessions contributing to knowledge sharing about ehealth among EU countries (see D05) Page 7/8

8 Powered by TCPDF ( D04 - An onsite guide (not delivered) D Final report (EN) n_is_dkpresidencyconf_financial_report.pdf D Final report (EN) n_is_dkpresidencyconftechnical_report.pdf Final Report (EN) _report_en_is.pdf Page 8/8