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EMPOWERING PEOPLE Addressing citizens as individuals who should take an active role in their health care process.
INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA Addressing the society who should benefit from the analysis of large volumes of data generated across healthcare sector and others.
ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF CARE Addressing healthcare systems and providers who should adopt interoperable across-border solutions.
OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES Addressing transversal enabler issues that cross all the previous categories.

Meetings

2021 July 21
eHAction Closing Event | EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens’ Health & Care +info
eHAction Closing Event | EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens’ Health & Care
Date 21/07/2021
Hour 10:00 - 13:00
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2020 June 23 - 25
Focus Group | Virtual Meetings +info
Focus Group | Virtual Meetings
Date 23/06/2020 - 25/06/2020
Hour 10:00 - 16:00
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2020 May 14
eHAction WP4 tcon +info
eHAction WP4 tcon
Date 14/05/2020
Hour 13:00 - 14:00
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2020 May 13
24th Leadership Council Meeting eHAction +info
24th Leadership Council Meeting eHAction
Date 13/05/2020
Hour 8:00 - 10:00
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eHAction Closing Event | EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens' Health & Care

The eHAction project will host the event “EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens’ Health & Care”, which will take place on the 21st of July 2021 by videoconference (10h00-13h00 CET).
Event | EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens' Health & Care

Event | EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens' Health & Care

The ‘EU Cooperation to Empower Citizens' Health & Care’ closing event took place on the 1st of July 2021. This internal closing event gathered the project’s work packages leaders and main contributors with the aim to reflect on the progress made and to discuss the future of eHealth cooperation.
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eHAction continues to work on People Empowerment

The strategic goal of the eHealth Network (eHN) with regard to empowering people is to work towards the implementation of patient-centred eHealth solutions in all Member States and to provide people with the adequate digital tools and skills for people empowerment.
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Recommendations on People Empowerment

We are working towards the end of the eHAction program (2018-2021), which is a good time to reflect on the work so far. Within the program of eHAction, Nictiz (Netherlands) and MoSA (Estonia), have been cooperating within Work Package 4 on the subject of People Empowerment. Since the start of the program in 2018, Work Package 4 has produced two documents on People Empowerment, a Policy framework and a Policy proposal. Both documents have since been adopted by the eHealth Network.
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eHAction wishes you a peaceful Christmas and a happy New Year

Dear all, As we come to the end of 2020, we take this opportunity to reflect on all the recent changes happening in the world, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Besides that, we will continue to work on key topics to provide the best healthcare for everyone. We wish you and your family a peaceful Christmas and a happy New Year. Going further for eHealth!
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WP5 Focus Group Virtual Meetings

From 23rd to 25th June 2020, six focus group meetings (FGMs) on common governance principles for the reuse of health data were held by the T5.3 team as virtual workshops. The three days were organised for three different target groups/audiences: DAY 1. Technology and Interoperability, Tuesday, 23 June 2020DAY 2. Public Health and Research, Wednesday, 24 June 2020DAY 3. Policy and Regulation, Thursday, 25 June 2020

Towards the European Health Data Space workshop

The ‘Towards the European Health Data Space’ workshop was held at SPMS headquarters, in Lisbon, on 21st and 22nd January 2020. Secondary use of data is a pillar of digital transformation in health. To ensure the safe use of data to support health, solid governance and leadership, multisectoral collaborations and respect for data protection values are required.

WP6 - Task 6.3 Contributor Workshop

A workshop on eHAction Task 6.3: ‘e-skills for health professionals’ was held on 15th and 16th January in Dublin, Ireland.  Co-hosted by the task leaders, the Irish Computer Society (ICS) and the Irish Ministry of Health at the ICS headquarters, the workshop brought task contributors together to discuss the progress of the task, review results and agree on lesson learned.

19th Leadership Council Meeting

Following the eHealth Network meeting, the Leadership Council met to discuss the ongoing and future activities of eHAction. This Leadership Council face-to-face meeting began with the state of play of each Work Package, followed by the presentation of the plan for 2020, including upcoming workshops and events.

16th eHealth Network Meeting

The 16th eHealth Network meeting was held at the Albert Borschette Conference Centre in Brussels, on 28th and 29th November. Starting with the topic “Priorities in digital health”, the Commission presented its new priorities, followed by an overview of the eHealth Network's current plan and the discussion of the next multi-annual work plan as of 2021.

Joining the Dots Conference

Martin's Brussels EU Hotel hosted the Joining the Dots Conference from 27th to 28th November 2019. Striving for ensuring better data for person-centred health and care, optimised research and Learning Health Systems, as the name suggests, this conference brought together seven leading European initiatives, contributing to key recommendations and future strategies for Europe: C3-Cloud; Trillium II; Digital Health Europe; eHAction; i~HD; EHR2EDC; EHDEN.
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