The digital transformation has influenced and changed all areas of society. One of the areas still in transition is the healthcare. From tracking and managing health data to online diagnosis, e-health developments are gradually entering our lives. The Covid 19 pandemic showed how useful tracking apps are in containing the spread of a virus. And the […]
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14.09.2022 – The second project meeting of E-HEALth Literacy took place in Greece’s vibrant capital Athens from the 12th till the 13th of September 2022. The five partner organisations from Greece, Germany, Lithuania, Slovenia and Switzerland came together for two days to discuss the progress of the first semester of the project as well as determine the upcoming
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As part of the E-HEALth Literacy project, the current context and use of e-health sevices by professionals, insurances and the public were explored by conducting focus groups in Greece, Germany, Lithuania, Slovenia and Switzerland. The focus groups were aimed at receiving insights from health policy experts, representatives of the competent ministry, application developers, non-governmental organizations
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According to the European Commission eHealth Action Plan 2012-2020, one of the main barriers to the development of e-health is the lack of awareness, confidence and skills to find, understand and appraise online health information – and apply this knowledge to make their health decisions, as well to trust e-health solutions. Since, HEAL’s objective is
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Within the framework of the Erasmus+ HEAL program, a focus group was held, in which mental health professionals were asked about their experience regarding the use of information and communication technologies. Results indicated that while Greece has made considerable progress in the use of ICT in the field of mental health in recent years, it
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The E-HEALth Literacy project has conducted the national focus groups discussion in Greece, Lithuania, Slovenia, Switzerland and Germany. The results of the focus groups will be used as basis for the development of a online repository, a toolkit and a netiquette. Therefore, the partners have chosen a varienty of experts from different fields: health policy
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The first face-to-face partner meeting of the project HEAL took place in the lovely capital of Slovenia: Ljubljana! The partner organisation Simbioza welcomed the consortium in their offices on the 11th and 12th of May 2022. The consortium develops the project “E-Health Literacy” in order to increase the sovereign use of e-health services in society.
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28.01.2022 – The new EU-funded project E-HEALth Literacy, or short HEAL, had its first online partner meeting on 28th of January 2022 in Zoom. Five partner organizations form Greece, Lithuania, Slovenia, Switzerland and Germany discussed the first steps of the project, that include a desk research, the condution of focus groups and the creation of
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