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Digital Single Market Strategy state of play
and related e-health initiatives to scale-up
E-Health Network Meeting
21 November 2016, Brussels
Carmen Laplaza Santos
Dep. Head of Unit – e-Health, Well-being and Ageing DG CNECT (Communications Networks, Content and Technology)
EUROPEAN COMMISSION
Digital Single Market strategy
Indicative Timeline
Q4 2015
I
Digital Contracts and Copyright I Incl. Content Portability Proposal
e-Commerce Initiative Incl. Geo-blocking, CPC Regulation, Parcel Delivery, UCPD Guidance
Digital Content Initiative Incl. AVMSD update & Online Platforms Assessment
Digitising European Industry Initiative (including Cloud, eGov Action Plan, ICT Standards)
UHF/700Mhz
Copyright II Incl. SatCab
Cybersecurity PPP
Telecom review
e-Privacy
Free Flow of Data Initiative
II
3
1
2
VAT review
Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q2 2016 Q1 2016 Q1 2017
Digital Single Market strategy
Better
access for
consumers
and businesses
Key Initiatives Proposed :
E-commerce: Ending unjustified geo-blocking
Efficient and affordable parcel delivery
Harmonized rules on digital contracts
Conducting an e-commerce sector inquiry
Copyright modernisation: Copyright I (incl. Cross-border portability)
Copyright II (incl. SatCab Review)
Yet to come: VAT modernisation IPRED review
1st pillar
Access
Innovative
services and
advanced
digital
networks
Key Initiatives Proposed :
Digital Content Initiative
AVMSD update in view of technological and market developments
Comprehensive assessment of online platforms formulating the Commission's approach
Cybersecurity PPP launched
Telecom review: encouraging investment in connectivity
Yet to come: ePrivacy Review
2nd pillar Environment
Enhance the
growth
potential of
the digital
economy
Key Initiatives Proposed :
Digitising European Industry:
Coordination of European, national and regional initiatives
Digital innovation hubs
European Cloud Initiative
ICT Standards Priorities
eGovernment Action Plan
Yet to come: Free Flow of Data
3rd pillar Economy and
society
European Cloud Initiative
European cloud
The basics of digital health is the health data
• Key to the innovation and reform of the healthcare
• Still many restrictions to its sharing
• Health data are Sensitive data
• Essential to ensure a right balance between data protection rights, and the need to support public health and research
Free flow of data
IMPROVE PEOPLE'S QUALITY OF LIFE
SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND CARE SYSTEMS
ECONOMIC GROWTH, JOBS AND INVESTMENT
SHIFTING CARE PROVISION FROM
INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS TO THE
LIVING ENVIRONMENT.
STIMULATES NEW INVESTMENT IN
SMART HOMES AND ICT-ENABLED
CARE-AT-HOME PLATFORMS.
CARE-AT-HOME INTEGRATED CARE M-HEALTH
INTEGRATING CARE – INTEGRATED
HEALTHCARE & SOCIAL /
COMMUNITY CARE WILL DELIVER
BETTER OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS
AND EFFICIENCIES FOR HEALTH
AND CARE SERVICES PROVISION.
EMPOWERING CITIZENS TO LOOK
AFTER THEIR HEALTH.
STIMULATES THE APP ECONOMY
AND GENERATES NEW
EFFICIENCIES IN HEALTH AND
CARE PROVISION.
CLOUD
INTERNET OF THINGS
(IoT)
DATA
INTEROPERABILITY
Digital Single Market & Health
Triple win
Scaling-up strategy
• Identify transferable Innovative Digital Practices
• Support scale-up implementation across EU regions
• Measure the impact
11
DG CNECT Innovative practices repository
74 REFERENCE SITES
TWINNING PROGRAMME
"ACCELERATE DEPLOYMENT"
AMONGST REFERENCE SITES
74 REFERENCE SITES = € 4 BILLION
INVESTMENT
TWINNING PROGRAMME
"ACCELERATE DEPLOYMENT" + DE-
RISK INVESTMENT
NETWORK OF REGIONAL AUTHORITIES
TO SHARE EXCHANGE EXPERIENCES
Twinning scheme
Monitoring and Assessment Framework MAFEIP Tool
Outcome
Indicators
on
intervention
/
commitment
level
Triple Win Sustainability Quality of Life Innovation &
Growth
HRQoL
Risk
factors
Falls
Frailty
Cognitive
decline
Functional
status
Adherence
Mental
health Nutrition
Mortality
Physical
Activity
Incremental change
in resources used
(Local) unit cost for
resources
x
Nr. of
implemented
technologies
Nr. of new
SMEs
Nr. of users
of new
technologies
Nr. of created
jobs
Some frequent
resource categories:
• Hospital (re-) admissions
• Length of hospital stay
• Emergency visits
• Primary care visits
• Specialist visits
• Institutionalisation
http://is.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pages/TFS/MAFEIP.html
MAFEIP Tool beyond EIP…
• Local dimension is fully aknowledged and addressed
• MAFEIP is not about the evaluation and/or comparison of the individual interventions and/or commitments
• Its use is oriented towards decision making process of each institution and not towards macro-economic objectives
• It brings evidence-based arguments to rationalize the use of (limited) resources
Digital Transformation of Health and Care – delivering a triple win for Europe
Over 1000 participants, including industry leaders, innovators, government leaders (from national and regional governments), policymakers, health and care organisations, investors and civil society organisations. International audience (guests from the Government of Japan, Canada and USA) building on the 2016 G7 agenda on active and healthy ageing innovation, representatives from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
Related events
Related events
• ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/ehealth-and-ageing
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