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This strategy brochure explores the potential of Information and Communication Technologies for Health and the need for a new landscape in European healthcare. These developments have contributed to the emergence of an "eHealth industry". Publisher: Commission of the European Communities, Information Society & Media Directorate-General - 19 Jun 2006
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The Swedish government has launched a new national strategy for e-health highlighting the importance of using information and communication technologies to bring about improvements for patients, health and elderly care professionals and decision-makers. Publisher: Government of Sweden - 02 Apr 2008
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This is the summary for the policy strategy. This is the summary for the policy strategy.This is the summary for the policy strategy. The end. Publisher: Publisher Title - 22 May 2007
This project surveys and analyses eHealth roadmaps and programmes across Europe, identifies common priority issues, and develops suggestions for joint actions. Publisher: eHealth ERA Report - 04 Apr 2007
It describes how hospitals use information and communication technologies (ICT) for conducting business, assesses the impact of this development for hospitals and the health sector as a whole, and indicates possible implications for policy. Publisher: e-Business W@tch - 07 Mar 2007
The report proposes a holistic view for independent living and raises the challenges for realising the potentials of ICT based independent living services (ILS). Publisher: European Commission, DG INFSO, ICT for Health Unit - 14 Nov 2006
This brochure has been produced by Information Society Policy Link (ISPL), an initiative of DG Information Society and Media that aims to link information society projects with European policy-makers across a wide range of policy domains. Publisher: Information Society Policy Link (ISPL), an initiative
of DG Information Society and Media - 20 Oct 2006
This study shows that across a wide range of eHealth applications clear evidence can be found of the benefits of information and communication technologies in routine healthcare settings. Publisher: Commission of the European Communities, Information Society & Media Directorate-General - 01 Oct 2006
This is a draft report of the Unit ICT for Health in collaboration with the i2010 sub-group on eHealth (formerly known as the eHealth working group) and the eHealth stakeholders' group has been published. Publisher: Commission of the European Communities, Information Society & Media DG - 01 Sep 2006
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