The current state of telehealth in Europe

Understand regulations, usage and market maturity in multiple European countries

Join on Thursday 25 May 2023 and be a step ahead.

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, over 50% of citizens and health care professionals all over Europe used some form of telemedicine.

Telehealth has become a game-changer in the healthcare ecosystem across Europe, enabling patients to receive quality care remotely.

What’s the current state of telehealth and telemedicine in Europe in 2023?

For healthtech companies and for health insurers, hospitals and healthcare professionals who want to understand the opportunities and challenges for telehealth in Europe.

Adoption of telehealth all over Europe

The aim of this webinar is to explore:

How telehealth is regulated in multiple European countries
Who are the frontrunners and why
What’s the usage of telehealth
Most popular usecases for telehealth in Europe
How does the telehealth market look like
Who are current players in the European telehealth market
What trends and challenges do we see

After the webinar you and your team will:

have an overview of the current situation in European countries
know what usecases are potentially interesting for your company
be able to evaluate the telehealth business ecosystem in specific countries
develop telehealth products faster and with more confidence.

Join the live webinar on Thursday 25 May 2023

We start at 2 pm (until 3.30 pm)
Fee per participant: € 275 VAT excl.
Including syllabus of the webinar
Free follow-up one on one

If you are interested in supporting this webinar as a company sponsor, please contact Sofie at sofie.staelraeve@dashplus.be

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Frequently asked questions

How do we join the webinar?

After your submission, you receive a confirmation of your registration for the webinar and a placeholder for your agenda. Two days before the webinar you will receive a personal link to the online webinar.

This can only be used by you.

Then, just click on the personal link we have send you when the webinar starts at the communicated time.

For whom is this webinar interesting?

For anyone interested in the telehealth market. We focus on understanding the dynamics of this market in Europe. And we take a closer look at specific regulations, usecases and companies in telehealth market segments.

The webinar is interesting for strategic as well as business development, marketing or medical profiles.

But of course, anyone working in the health care ecosystem is welcome to participate.

Will we receive the documents of the webinar?

Yes, you will receive a syllabus afterwards.

Can I ask questions during the webinar?

You certainly can. Participants can pass their question to me beforehand via an online form.

And of course you can also ask questions during the workshop.

Can a colleague of mine still join the webinar too?

Yes, that’s possible if he/she subscribes here too. All seats are personal and individual.

You can pass your ticket to a colleague only if you let us know at least 2 days before the webinar.

What does the one-on-one cover?

We provide that a free online one on one meeting with Sofie is included in the webinar.

So you can check off some confidential points or questions for your company on telehealth in Europe.

We will set a suitable time for this together. Of course, you are free to take advantage of this opportunity or not.

How do I pay?

1. You can pay online >

2. You can pay by bank transfer 15 days after receiving your invoice. You will receive an invoice from us after the webinar. Please send an email to Kathy.criel@dashplus.be if your invoice needs to mention specific details.