DigitalHealthEurope catalogue of digital solutions supporting the digital transformation of health and care

A complete care system for remote monitoring of patients in their homes or on the move. The system consists of an IoT-enabled medical device connectivity gateway and cloud-based portals for patients and clinicians together with

Simulation and prediction tool for paediatric clinicians. Digital repository solution storing paediatric clinical data for millions of young patients, enabling physicians to make more informed decisions. Using MD-Paedigree, doctors can select a highly individualised treatment

The m-RESIST solution is an innovative disease management system based on mobile technologies, addressed to empower patients with treatment-resistant schizophrenia, which will engage them, together with the professionals and caregivers, in active participation in therapeutic

My Diabetes My Way is an interactive website and smartphone app for people with diabetes and their family, friends and carers. It provides reliable and accurate information and resources to help you manage your condition

In May 2017, the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network introduced a patient‐ and family‐facing app — the My Health Memory (MHM) app. Its initial functions included the ability to sync appointments with the native phone calendar,

MyOSA is a free app that facilitates the monitoring of CPAP therapy. It can be used by medical professionals as well as caregivers and patients. It offers support and training resources for both patients and

The miniQ innovation is a web-based clinical decision support system to help older patients and their doctors optimise prescriptions and to avoid potential complications caused by drug treatments. The EIT Health miniQ Innovation Project adapts

Patient empowerment has become an element of high priority in the EU health strategy, supported by national and regional health authorities.Building on already existing e-health platforms and services in the participating regions, the PALANTE project

The Agency for Clinical INnovation (ACI) PRMs Program is working with interested sites around NSW to build capacity and infrastructure to capture and use PRMs routinely in their clinical setting. These sites are diverse and

PEPPER, short for Patient Empowerment through Predictive PERsonalised decision support, tries to tackle the problem, that many diabetes patients need to rely on complex calculations and human memory to estimate their insulin doses, which they