Interreg Sudoe

Interreg IV B

What answer e-health can bring to public health and accessibility issues in European rural territories ? State of the art and prospects

You are invited to participate in open discussions with the project Interreg IVB RESATER, during an European Seminar on the issue of Tele-health in rural areas; this seminar is organized in the Committee of the Regions (101 - B-1040 Belliard Street, Bruxelles) the 19th of April 2012, from 9:00 am to 18:00 pm.

The RESATER project (Networking for Health and Telemedecine), supported by the INTERREG B SUDOE programme, has been implementing, since June 2009, joint e-Health experimental actions addressing local networks and health professionals. The purpose of the conference is to pool good practices at European level on health care organisation in rural areas, focusing more particularly on the use of ICT.

RESATER partners have associated to their event e-Health projects, institutional and professional representatives from all over Europe in order to share their results, statements and proposals with health professionals, researchers and national, regional or local representatives in charge of health care, in order to prepare the upcoming regional policies (2014/2020). If you want to share this reflection with us, to inform European decision-makers on your projects, stakes and expectations, please join us in Brussels, on April 19h.

Interpretation in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese will be provided.

In order to provide the Committe of the Regions with a complete list of participants in due time, please proceed to your on-line registration before April 13th.

On-line registration : http://www.observatorioresater.eu/index.php/es/de-interes/seminario

Draft agenda enclosed

If you want to submit to us a question or a proposal, you can write us at the following address : [email protected]. The conference facilitator, Bénédicte Paviot, a France 24 journalist, will give you the floor.

Fichiers associés:

• Invitation.pdfFormat document (PDF) - 0,068 MB
• Draft_programme.pdfFormat document (PDF) - 0,106 MB