C’est la question débattue cette année à l’Université eSanté avec les intervenants venus des 4 continents et plusieurs centaines de participants. L’organisation des soins, la couverture de soins universelle, les réglementations juridiques, l’utilisation des données de santé dans un monde numérique globalisé ont suscité des échanges interactifs. Cela a été aussi l’opportunité pour les deux groupes de travail de l’ISfTeH, Francophonie et Femmes (WoW) de se retrouver et de poursuivre les échanges commencés en Mars à Lisbonne lors de la conférence annuelle.
The Digital revolution, an opportunity for sustainable health?
This was the question debated at the eHealth University 2019 by the invited speakers from four continents and hundreds of participants. Healthcare organisation, universal health coverage, laws and regulations, use of data health, privacy of data were at the center of the discussions. It was also the opportunity for ISfTeH working groups on Francophonie and on Women (WoW) to pursue the dialogue initiated earlier in Lisbon.http://www.universite-esante.com/en/
Philippe Delorme, WG Francophonie et Véronique Thouvenot ISfTeH WoW
of their lives after being trained by Sophie Inglin. Their wonderful photos are exposed at the University of Geneva until 26 May 2018. They are sweet, strong, desesperate, their faces and smiles reflect their daily life and the difficulties they have to face. Recently selected at the WeObservatory, “My Health, My Story” is presented at international conferences (
Meeting with Mothers of Africa team members in Monaco, Suzanne Batstone and Noleine Gally, was the opportunity to share education and healthcare activities in Shiyala Village in Zambia. As stated in their 
became part of the WeObservatory following the 2017 Medetel event and is now in charge of further developing ZMD on behalf of the WeObs in collaboration with the National Institute of Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health Fernandes Figueira that intends to translate and adapt the Zero Mothers Die mobile application to the Portuguese language with the participation of institutional actors. 
and benefiting of the Virtual Nurse services, called 
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