Ehealth Implementation

N Chambers; I Prat J Cornet; S Korkmaz; J Howard

Ehealth Implementation

N Chambers, I Prat J Cornet, S Korkmaz, J Howard

IMP Health Management

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Abstract

The potential benefits of eHealth are well documented. However, while there are examples of successful pilot projects, often they do not make it to a large scale implementation due to their complexity,resistance to change or spiralling implementation costs. As a result, recently both the UK and the Netherlands have scaled back their eHealth initiatives reflecting the challenges faced by some of the larger government led programmes.Facilitated by Professor Chambers, co- author of the report by KPMG and the Manchester Business School,‘Accelerating innovation: the power of the crowd’, the workshop will introduce examples of eHealth initiatives from Catalonia and the Stockholm region against the backdrop of the findings of the KPMG /MBS report. In a highly interactive session design participants will be invited to share their ideas on howthe challenges of eHealth implementation at various levels could be addressed.This symposium is co-funded by the European Union, in the framework of the Health Programme

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Jun 2012
Event	European Health Management Association Annual Conference - Bern, Switzerland Duration: 13 Jun 2012 → 15 Jun 2012

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Conference	European Health Management Association Annual Conference
City	Bern, Switzerland
Period	13/06/12 → 15/06/12

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ehealth

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