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The &quot;Connected Health: Quality and Safety for European Citizens&quot; study (published 2006) sets out the steps required to build interoperable eHealth services across Europe. The report was written with input from both the i2010 sub-group on eHealth and the eHealth stakeholder group.

People in the EU are growing older and older. That puts severe pressure on our healthcare systems, and because of that, this study (published 2008) examines if it is true that the use of ICT contributes significantly to keeping care related costs manageable, and also influences the economy through the creation of new market opportunities.

These studies are at the basis of our work in the field of digital health and care. Their topics range from the impact of eHealth solutions on society to analyses of each Member State and case studies.

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FT-ETNO Summit 'One Single Telecom Market for Europe? - Brussels</p>

A call for tenders is launched by the European Commission for a service contract of a maximum value of EUR 130,000. The purpose of this call for tenders is to organise the European Web Entrepreneurs Competition – ‘Tech All Stars’ for the years 2014 and 2015.