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Many EU citizens travel to or work in another Member State, however, their healthcare information is not always accessible in the Member States where they need the treatment. The increased mobility of citizens coupled with the advancements of digital technologies requires both health policies and health systems across the European Union to be more and more interconnected.

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Grants

2019 CEF-TC 2019-2 eHealth

Indicative budget €5 million

Call Open 4 July 2019

Deadline 14 November 2019

Implementing cross-border eHealth

The CEF eHealth services are Patient Summary , ePrescription (and eDispensation)

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Understand what CEF eHealth is about, its legal context and how it can benefit Citizens, Patients and Professionals

How it works →

Evaluate the suitability for you by understanding how to access and use services

Services →

Access and download guidelines, specifications and software provided to implement CEF eHealth

Collaboration →

Collaborate and discuss the CEF eHealth DSI
(Coming Soon)

eHealth Network
our governance partner

Know more about the eHealth Network

Recent news and events

BDTI features at Moscow Urban Forum

Mar 02, 2021

BDTI new release and announcement of self-paced labs

Mar 02, 2021

Updated explanation on the CEF eSignature pivot-LOTL mechanism

Feb 25, 2021

More at our news, events and media section .

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Go here to get support for your Building Block implementation journey and for answers to general CEF related questions.