mHealth Hub Talks are now available on YouTube

Global trends and the ongoing health emergencies have dramatically underlined the importance of taking advantage of digital technologies to support healthcare. In order to promote this in Estonia, the Connected Health cluster is a collaboration partner in the European mHealth Hub project.

During the project, collaboration parters organise #HubTalks2022 which is a great way to learn more about the European mHealth Hub’s work together with country representatives and different stakeholders collecting and sharing national experiences on mHealth. The talks are uploaded to YouTube and everyone who’s interested can listen to them. 

On February 3rd, the topic of discussion was “Country support and lessons learnt”. The talk is available on YouTube. 

Sonja Müller (Empirica) gave an overview of the mHealth implementation guideline co-created with stakeholders in Hungary and the Czech Republic.

Maddalena Illario (UNINA) made a presentation about “Elements that influence the adoption of mHealth solutions at scale in some of the mHealth Hub participating countries and regions. SWOT analysis”.

Arturs Mietulis (Be He@lthy Be Mobile) spoke about the lessons learnt from country support.

On February 16th, we discussed about “Citizen-centric EHR data sharing for care and research: the industry perspective”. The talk is available on YouTube. 

Francesco Torelli (InteropEHRate technical coordinator, Engineering SpA, Italy) talked about “Enabling citizen-centric EHR data sharing | Description and application of InteropEHRate open protocols to health care and research” 

Vincent Keunen (CEO, Andaman7, Belgium) gave a presentation on “Smart EHRs and data in people’s hands | Reference implementation of InteropEHRate open protocols and description of Smart EHRs as citizen’s health data hubs”

The presentations were followed by a panel discussion: Debate with representatives of the healthcare and technology industry about the adoption of citizen-centric health data solutions and the potential integration of patient-generated and machine-generated data by digital therapeutics. Moderator: Tino Marti (EHTEL); Panelists: Andrea Buccoliero (GPI, Italy); Giedre Kvedaraviciene (COCIR), Maritta Perälä-Heape (University of Oulu, Finland), Michael Strübin (Medtech Europe).