The eHealth Agency is the Luxembourg national agency for the exchange and sharing of medical data, whose main mission is to develop and implement a common interoperability platform to support this data sharing and exchange and to define a national strategy to promote and improve interoperability between health information management systems.

The objective of implementing a national eHealth platform is to facilitate seamless communication between health professionals to support better coordination of care and a more comprehensive and efficient health system. The eHealth platform's main tool for facilitating the sharing of health information is a patient's secure electronic health record that allows authorised healthcare providers to easily access relevant health information.

Contact person: Samuel Danhardt

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Andaman7 is a Belgian-American digital health company improving healthcare and medical research for patients, doctors, and researchers. The company specializes in Real World Data (RWD), Quality of Life (QoL), and Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO) studies, enabling the secondary use of data from hospital EHRs, lab results, devices, and patient surveys. It is the first platform to facilitate patient-mediated research.

The patient-centric platform helps patients manage their health data, enables outcome measurement for pharma and research, and supports disease management for hospitals and doctors. Its "security by design and privacy by default" architecture ensures data is stored on mobile devices and exchanged peer-to-peer, not in the cloud. Andaman7 is used in over 30 countries and available in 20 languages.

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The "Federico II" University Hospital Trust, integrated with the Regional Health Service, is renowned for its healthcare and specialized national activities. The hospital seamlessly blends healthcare, teaching, and research functions, serving as a key component of both the National Health Service and the University. It emphasizes patient-centered care, addressing not only healthcare needs but also emotional, socio-cultural, and psychological aspects.

The hospital's mission includes managing complex pathologies with a multidisciplinary approach, ensuring continuity in emergency and routine diagnostic-therapeutic services. It supports healthcare training in the Campania Region, contributing to degree courses, specialized schools, and continuous medical education at the University of Naples Federico II. Additionally, it supports biomedical research by university staff and trainees, focusing on basic and translational research to develop innovative diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Contact person: Maddalena Illario

The CHU of Liège and University Hospital of Wallonia in Belgium is a major healthcare provider with 6,000 employees, 1,038 beds, and operations across eight sites, including four hospital sites. It is recognized for its advanced clinical computerization, having achieved EMRAM Stage 6 on the HIMSS scale.

In digital health, the CHU of Liège emphasizes a paperless and filmless environment and the maturity of its Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system. It supports hospitalization at home, integrating digital tools to facilitate remote patient care. The hospital also prioritizes the Electronic Care Document (ECD) as a central component in its new care network, aiming to enhance interoperability and continuity of care. These initiatives reflect the hospital's commitment to leveraging digital health to improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

Contact person: Philippe Kolh

CompuGroup Medical (CGM) is one of the world’s leading eHealth companies, providing comprehensive digital solutions for healthcare providers across Europe and beyond. Its software products support the medical and operational activities of general practitioners, pharmacies, laboratories, dentists, paramedics, and hospitals. CGM’s portfolio includes electronic health records, interoperability platforms, telemedicine solutions, and healthcare IT services designed to optimize clinical workflows, enhance patient safety, and improve the efficiency of healthcare systems. Through its services for all healthcare stakeholders and its online personal health records, CGM contributes to safer, more connected, and more effective patient care.

Contact person - Jörg Köpke

The Department of Care, established by the Flemish Government on May 12, 2023, supports policies on wellbeing, public health, and family welfare in the Flanders region. Its mission includes promoting healthy living, preventing diseases, enhancing care quality, providing relevant data, and supporting the Ministry’s policies through scientific and cooperative efforts.

In eHealth, the department focuses on interoperable data sharing via international standards like HL7 FHIR, effective use of eHealth services, and industry’s role in this domain. Additionally, it emphasizes implementing Population Health & Care Management strategies and understanding the EHDS regulation. These interests drive its research, collaboration, and strategic planning activities to advance eHealth

Contact person: Karine Moykens

The Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) is a national resource funded by the Scottish Government and the Scottish Funding Council, in collaboration with the Glasgow School of Art and the University of Strathclyde. DHI aims to drive innovation in digital health and care to help Scots live longer, healthier lives, while fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth. The centre collaborates and co-designs solutions, providing engagement, facilitation, project management, and technical and business innovation to empower individuals and organizations to harness digital advancements for successful outcomes.

In digital health, DHI focuses on data-driven innovation, having developed a health data exchange for sharing simulated data among citizens, businesses, and the public sector. The centre runs thematic innovation groups with industry, academia, and health practitioners to share and develop eHealth initiatives, and seeks to expand its group membership to wider ecosystems. DHI also supports national digital health horizon-scanning and is developing living labs to identify opportunities for real-world data collection and sharing. These efforts aim to enhance health and care through cutting-edge digital solutions.

Contact person: Janette Hughes

Engineering is the Digital Transformation Company, leader in Italy and expanding its global footprint, with around 14,000 associates, with over 80 offices spread across Europe, the United States, and South America and global delivery. The Engineering Group, consisting of over 70 companies in 21 countries, has been supporting the continuous evolution of companies and organizations for more than 40 years, thanks to a deep understanding of business processes in all market segments, fully leveraging the opportunities offered by advanced digital technologies and proprietary solutions.

With a strong and relentless focus on innovation, through their R&I division that comprises over 450 researchers and data scientists (and a global innovation network of universities, startups, and research firms), the Group continues to invest in international R&D projects while exploring groundbreaking technologies and developing new business solutions.

The Engineering Group boasts a diversified portfolio built around proprietary solutions, best-of-breed market solutions, and managed services, and continues to expand its expertise through M&As and partnerships with leading technology players. Their 40+ years presence in all market segments (from Finance to Healthcare, from Utilities to Manufacturing and many more) has allowed them to build deep knowledge of business needs and anticipate them by exploring constantly the evolution of technologies, especially in the field of Cloud, Cybersecurity, Metaverse, Artificial Intelligence and Data.

Contact person: Vito Morreale

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The TIC Salut Social Foundation, part of the Catalan Ministry of Health, promotes the development and use of ICT in health and social welfare. It supports digital transformation through networking, observes new trends and innovations, and provides accreditation and product approval services. With the aim of integrating health and social welfare, the foundation plays a crucial role in Catalonia's universal public health system, positioning itself as a leader in the adoption of new technologies.

The foundation focuses on several key areas: digital assets, the social sector, personalized digital services, digital skills, health data protection, and artificial intelligence. The challenge moving forward is to develop and maintain integrated policies across these sectors, fostering collaboration among various public administrations, hospitals, and health centres to drive innovation and economic growth in technology.

Contact person: Joan Guanyabens

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