The HEAL project aims to empower all people
that can benefit most from using e-health services.

The project created a training that qualifies key actors
in becoming multipliers of digital health literacy and
foster digital health literacy among European citizens.

Digital Health Literacy

Digital health literacy is (a) the ability to seek, find, understand, and appraise health information from digital sources and (b) being able to identify the data generated from our digital activities, with the underlying citizen rights and obligations, while applying the knowledge gained to addressing a health issue.

A place to collaborate

Heal Wikibook

The HEAL Wikibook contains the results of the project and invites you to continue working on them together.

If you want to collaborate, use our material and add your insights and resources, visit the project’s wikibook.

Building a European HEAL Community

The project brought together a network of experts and newly trained multipliers accross European countries to promote e-health literacy.

If you want to become a part visit our wikibook and sign the Letter of Support.

HEAL Partners

Stiftung Digitale Chancen

SDC will coordinate the project, contribute to the design of the training and pilot the training in Germany.

Association Rural Internet Access Points

VIPT will analyse the results of the project and create the HEAL netiquette as well as pilot the training in Lithuania.

Simbioza

Simbioza will coordinate the collection and creation of the repository and pilot the traning in Slovenia.

Ynternet.org

Ynternet.org is associated partner of the project with expertise in the e-health sector and will also pilot the training in Switzerland.

IASIS

IASIS will coordinate the development of the curriculum and the toolkit as well as pilot the training in Greece.