eHealth Week 2011: What, Who, When

eHealth Week 201110 - 12 May 2011, Budapest, Hungary.
What
eHealth Week is a collocation of the European Commission's High Level Ministerial Conference and the World of Health IT Conference & Exhibition. In 2010 it was hailed as Europe's largest pan-European conference: an all encompassing event focusing on leadership and the continuum of care - healthcare from the home to the hospital. The event will also address other related subjects such as Pharma, Regional eHealth Solutions and Active and Healthy Aging Partnerships.

Who
eHealth Week is a platform for all stakeholders in the Health IT community and compliments your national conference, by:

  • Offering answers by high-level speakers
  • Presenting a modern and wide-ranging exhibition, including an interoperability showcase to demonstrate how data can travel across different suppliers and borders.
  • Allowing you to network with government- and industry leaders from across the European continent; an opportunity rarely seen at other European conferences.

When
Tuesday, May 10, 2011: Ministerial Conference (open to all) + side events
Wednesday, May 11, 2011: eHealth Week + side events + exhibition open
Thursday, May 12, 2011: eHealth Week + side events + exhibition open

Registration is open at www.ehealthweek.org.

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