Digital Transformation
A holistic and socially-inclusive approach to the use of technology in public health is possible. EPHA works to ensure that digital tools are inclusive and integrated into current health systems, rather than being used to replace them.
We advocate for a continuity of care in a cross-border Europe and for the strengthening of digital health literacy skills, in order to ensure better access to healthcare for all.
Publications
The growing field of digital epidemiology: importance and limitations
The impact of COVID-19 on the digital transformation of health and care
Reflection paper: Data-driven healthcare developments and the digitalisation of society
Latest Developments
The European Health Data Space: is there room enough for all?
What will the European Health Data Space mean for patients in Europe? Read EPHA’s response to the European Commission’s recent public consultation.
The European Health Data Space: an opportunity for the public health community
European Health Data Space an opportunity for the public health community to make their voices heard.
Ensure a high level of health protection, especially for children and young people in upcoming digital services legislation, says EPHA
In its response to the European Commission’s open public consultation on the Digital Services Package, EPHA calls for high levels of health protection, especially for children and young people
Analysis & Opinion
The European Health Data Space: promises and obstacles ahead
The EHDS: promises and potential risks from the use of health data
Digital Skills…for All?
Propelled by the pandemic, the digital transformation of healthcare raises questions of accessibility of technologies to ordinary people.
A French perspective on the European Health Data Space: health users as stakeholders
The EHDS is an opportunity for all EU members and citizens to benefit from a robust digital health framework.
