Reports and Studies about Innovative healthcare

The tutorial, conducted by a team of French professors from University of Toulouse, enabled technology developers and students to build standards compliant applications for Internet of Things and provide interoperability and other key benefits of standardisation. The first round of the hackathon received more than 200 team applications from all over India. 20 teams were selected for participation, representing India's young talent with bright ideas to solve challenges of urban life. The event was organised by the India EU ICT Standards Collaboration Project.

On 15 October a high-level roundtable discussion on the agenda for action set out by the Commission's recently adopted Communication on the "Enabling the Digital Transformation of Health and Care the Digital Single Market" took place in Brussels. Its core objective was to exchange views on the vision for the future with regard to a fully digitally transformed health and care in the EU.

This webinar, organised by DG Connect, took place on 25 January. It was meant for all those interested in funding for health research, big data, cloud and High Performance Computing (HPC). The presentation slides and recording are now available.

eStandards presented its Roadmap for collaborative and sustainable development of standards at its Final Conference on 26 -27 June 2017 in Brussels

This publication provides an overview of the current Internet of Things (IoT) landscape, ranging from research, innovation and development priorities to enabling technologies in a global context. The book features ACTIVAGE, a European Multi Centric Large Scale Pilot on Smart Living Environments.

ENISA has published a study that sets the scene on information security for the adoption of Internet of Things in Hospitals. The study which engaged information security officers from more than ten hospitals across the EU, depicts the smart hospital ICT ecosystem. Through a risk based approach it focuses on relevant threats and vulnerabilities, analyses attack scenarios, and maps common good practices.

The new H2020 Robotics projects and their contribution to the SPARC strategy were presented at the European Robotics Forum.

On Tuesday 24 June 2014, DG CONNECT hosted an online discussion on "Ensuring the safety of health and wellbeing apps". Here you can find the presentations and the full list of Q&As discussed during the webinar.