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The focus is on empowering patients to take more control of their own health through better access to information, including access to their own health records (starting with GP records); using technology to provide more convenient ways for people to access services - such as booking appointments with their GP online, ordering repeat prescriptions online etc; promoting transprency so that a wide range of quality information is available to enable people to make fully informed choices about the healthcare they receive; moving away from a "provide all" national IT programme to a "connect all" approach based on consistent national standards for information collection and systems to ensure they are interoperable; promoting the importance of informatics skills and capability for all staff groups in the service.

In the past month several new publications by the project team have been accepted to journals and conferences, check the project's publications section for details.

This online journal gathers a wide variety of news published on twitter by different actors in the field. If you are interesting in receiving it, you are welcome to subscribe. As well if you are working in the field and have a twitter account, follow us @EU_ehealth and we will follow back so that your news will be featured in the Daily.

Learn how to safely and easily work, travel, face problems and get cured abroad in the EU thanks to the large scale pilots (epSOS, STORK, eCODEX, SPOCS and PEPPOL).

Presentations made by the speakers are now available online (bottom of the page). The report of the day will be available early 2012.