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Future of mHealth in Europe
Lessons learned from the EmERGE project

 

2 September | Virtual stakeholders meeting 

The meeting provided platform for stakeholders' exchange on HIV m-health interventions/telemedicine, the EmERGE intervention; advantages/disadvantages of telemedicines/digital tools in COVID 19 context, ensuring patient engagement in shaping services and leaving no one behind. The presentations are available below.

Agenda and links to presentations

Part 1: EmERGE project learnings

Featuring Brian West (EATG), Jennifer Whetham (Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK), Mary Darking (University of Brighton, UK), Sanja Belak Skugor and Tomislav Vurusic (Lux Vitae), Josip Begovac(University of Zagreb, Croatia)

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EmERGE project: Key Findings

Dr Jenny Whetham on behalf of the EmERGE consortium

Why Co Design?

Dr Mary Darking, University of Brighton

Implementation of mHealth in a country context Croatia

Sanja Belak, Tomislav Vurusic - NGO Lux Vitae

Implementation of EmERGE in Croatia

Josip Begovac University Hospital for Infectious Diseases

Part 2: EmERGE, mHealth and health systems in the EU

Featuring Ander Elustondo Jauregui (European Reference Networks and Digital Health, European Commission),Christoph D.Spinner (Klinikum rechts der Isar Technische Universität München, Germany), Hrvoje Belani (Country e-Health and Cybersecurity, Ministry of Health, Croatia), Ricardo Fernandes (GAT, Portugal)

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Transferring and expanding EmERGE and similar interventions

Kevin Moody

Part 3: Lessons from the COVID-19 Crisis and the role of digital pathways in HIV prevention and care

Featuring Ludwig Apers (Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgium) and breakout out sessions moderated by Koen Block (IPPF EN, Belgium) and Daria Alexeeva (AFEW International, The Netherlands).

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Lessons from the COVID 19 crisis and the role of digital pathways in HIV prevention and care

Moderator: Dr.Ludwig Apers, STI clinic - Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgium 

Future of mHealth in Europe

Lessons learned from the EmERGE project

Virtual Stakeholders Meeting Report

2 September, 10.00 – 16.30 CET

EmERGE: Benefits of the EmERGE app

EmERGE: Capturing collaborative research and co-design

Project Members
European AIDS Treatment Group
University of Sussex
University of Brighton
Klinika Za İnfektivne Bolesti "Dr. Fran Mihaljević" - Croatia
Centro Hospitalar De Lisboa Central, Epe - Portugal
Brighton And Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust - United Kingdom
EmERGE mHEALTH LTD. - Horizontal Transpa
Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp
Modus Ltd
Fundacio Privada Clinic Per A La Recerca Biomedica - Spain
Universidad Politecnica De Madrid - Spain
Npms-Hhc-Cic - United Kingdom
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EmERGE Project/European AIDS Treatment Group

Tel: +32 2 626 96 40

Address: Interoffices | Avenue des Arts 56-4c
1000 Brussels, Belgium

Email: projects@eatg.org

Website: www.emergeproject.eu

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European Union's Horizon 2020

The EmERGE Project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020. Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No:643736

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