World ehealth Living Lab

📣 New Label2Enable survey launched!
Do you work at a health app developer, healthcare provider, health authority, health technology assessment body, or health insurer?

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- Survey results will support selection of a suitable business model for the CEN-ISO 82304-2 health app certification, and potentially also benefit the draft European Health Data Space ( ) Regulation which includes labelling of apps.

- Study coordinator Anna Frey PhD from our consortium partner ORCHA is happy to provide more information!

eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation: what are the needs and experiences of healthcare professionals?

Our recent study surveyed over 500 healthcare professionals across 16 countries. Our results indicate that although eHealth has clear benefits, it is not yet sufficiently integrated into Geriatric rehabilitation. Tailored implementation strategies and reliable information on effective eHealth are needed for the successful adoption of eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation.

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Unc-Zh Universitair Netwerk voor de Care sector Zuid-Holland

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Petra Hoogendoorn Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum - LUMC will speak at “Unleashing the Potential of Apps and Digital Therapeutics” at for

When: June 7, 13:00-15:15

Where: Lisboa Congress Centre (CCL), Room 5B

Find out more on our website: http://ow.ly/qPIx50Owe0R

See the whole agenda on the HIMSS website: http://ow.ly/YcCu50Owe0Q

A small update from Margot Rakers who is currently in Malawi for the IMPALA (An Innovative Monitoring system for PAediatrics in Low-resource settings: an Aid to save lives) project.

Okay, keeping up with updates is proving to be a bigger challenge than finding petrol for our car. A little update, not on work but on weekends. After several attempts to get petrol, we were able to snag some in the dead of night.

Saturday morning we set off for our first stop to Game Haven. A reserve less than 25 km from Blantyre. Here we are welcomed by zebras, wildebeest and impalas who quietly eat along from our plates. The view is magnificent, the golf balls flying through the air even more so. Malawians (or rather the rich settlers) take every opportunity to lay down their green strips like rag blankets in the most picturesque places. So too here, among the wild beasts. Despite Malawi's independence from England since 1964, the colonial past still hangs heavily in the air. The golf courses with white English men with their far too white socks and rushing caddies give a small glimpse, but when we drive on towards the tea plantations my stomach turns very briefly. The dazzling landscape and magnificent old English tea houses also seem to set the stage for history and good conversation for a moment. The fact that, as a white person in a country like Malawi, you can never actually fully integrate and will always remain 'the Azungu' (with money and opportunities) also shows the stubbornness of the past.

Sipping our tea with a big chocolate cake, we come to the conclusion that we are not going to save the world and that it is time for beer. We drive a beautiful route past tea fields towards Mount Mulanje where we stay at the foot of the mountain in a lovely lodge. At 8pm the lights go out. After all, it is Saturday night.

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A study on mental health in students. Conducted by Dr Eiko Fried and his team at Leiden University.

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A short recap of our first ever WeLL Symposium held March 10th 2023

WeLL Symposium 2023 Laura Joosse has created a beautiful infographic that accurately reflects our very first WeLL symposium. The opening by Niels Chavannes and chairman of the day Desiree Hoving was followed by the opening speach by Joris Arts. Our keynote speakers; Prof Dr Josip Car, Prof Maaike Kleinsmann and Viktori...

Nienke Bierhuizen and Maurits Rietveld gave a captivating interactive breakout session about "Design thinking and cultural changes" during our WeLL Symposium

During our lunchbreak at our WeLL symposium, we could enjoy a great lunch served by Karsten & Kuiper and listen to a fascinating debate about how the collaboration between the public and private sectors effectively engages the general population.
Representatives of Unilabs Maarten Kok Astra Zeneca Eva vd Berg Esther Talboom Vita Valley Pim Ketelaar VWS – Chris Flim had a lively discussion about this interesting subject.

The opening of our first ever WeLL symposium by Desiree Hoving and Niels Chavannes. We are very proud of our program with national and international speakers and inspiring breakout sessions.

National ehealth Living Lab

Foto: Tim Temmink

How can the collaboration between the public and private sectors effectively engage the general population?

This question will be the topic of the Lunch Debate at our WeLL Symposium.

Maarten Kok of Unilabs, Eva van den Berg of Astra Zeneca, Pim Ketelaar of Vita Valley, Chris Flim of VWS and Esther Talboom will debate this subject under the guidance of debate leader Niels Chavannes.

Tickets for the symposium available at: http://ow.ly/VPb650N7eFN

Only 4 days to go, and then our kicks off; we would also like to take the opportunity to raise our glass to celebrate five years of .

Tickets are still available at: http://ow.ly/7ol750N759U

Join us at an exciting symposium with inspiring speakers and celebrate our 5th anniversary.

7 days until our !

Don't forget to get your ticket at: http://ow.ly/WzNZ50N74hx

Friday the 10th of March we will be celebrating 5 year of NeLL. During our we will look back on the past 5 years and look forward to the future of NeLL and WeLL.

You can still join us at our WeLL symposium and register through the following link; http://ow.ly/IEb750N73UX

Digitality vs. Public Health - time for a reboot!!

We are proud to present another keynote speaker at our first WeLL Symposium.

Viktoria Stein is Assistant Professor at the Department for Public Health and Primary Care at Leiden University Medical Centre and joint editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Integrated Care. She is also co-founder and co-CEO of VM Partners Integrating Health and Care. Viktoria’s recognition as a leading expert in integrated care policy, design and implementation has led to her extensive work as a consultant and expert for international agencies like the World Health Organisation, World Bank, the European Commission, or Accreditation Canada, providing input on so diverse topics as workforce development, integrated care design, evaluation and monitoring, or population health management and community involvement. She has worked around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Malaysia, and Moldova. A special focus throughout her career has been the creation of opportunities to develop learning organisations and systems.

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Since a chatbot called ChatGPT was released late last year, it has become apparent that this type of artificial intelligence (AI) technology will have huge implications on the way in which researchers work.

ChatGPT: five priorities for research Conversational AI is a game-changer for science. Here’s how to respond.

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EU project LABEL2ENABLE invites healthcare professionals to take part in a short survey Are you a healthcare professional (e.g., physician, nurse, dietitian, physiotherapist, or other) practicing in Europe? Do you recommend apps to your patients? Or, do patients seek your advice about health apps? If yes, please share your experience by filling in a short survey.  You can access s...

Another great publication from some NeLL team members.

Margot Rakers, Hine van Os, Kasper Recourt and Niels Chavannes

Perceived barriers and facilitators of structural reimbursement for remote patient monitoring, an exploratory qualitative study Structural reimbursement can be an important factor for large-scale implementing and upscaling of remote patient monitoring (RPM). During the COVID-19…

Are you a healthcare professional⚕️?

We are conducting a survey to understand more about recommending health apps. Do patients ask your advice on health apps? What factors do you consider before making recommendations? What makes you reluctant to recommend health apps? Please take our survey and help EU project Label2Enable to understand the challenges and opportunities you face in recommending health apps.

📜Thank you for your contribution!

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Holger Hoos on LinkedIn: The reproducibility issues that haunt health-care AI Food for thought … and a good reason to focus more on reproducibility (and empirical rigour) in AI research!

Publication about cost-effectiveness of "Internet Interventions Compared with Treatment as Usual for People with Mental Disorders".

Jiska Aardoom Elske van den Akker

Eric van Furth on LinkedIn: Cost-effectiveness of Internet Interventions Compared With Treatment as… Cost-effectiveness of Internet Interventions Compared With Treatment as Usual for People With Mental Disorders: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of…

Our WeLL symposium site is live!

Take advantage of our Early Bird promotion now and click on the link below for more information, our entire program and the registration link.

We would love to welcome you on the 10th of March.

Symposium on digital health & care / Culture of Innovation - NeLL Symposium 2021 NeLL was founded five years ago, giving us a reason to celebrate and reflect on what we have achieved in the past five years.

In cooperation with GREENER, Evelyn Brakema is proud to present the publication about educational activism for Planetary Health.

Evelyn Brakema on LinkedIn: Educational activism for planetary health—a case example from The… Proud to share our The Lancet Planetary Health publication about educational activism for Planetary Health! 📗 🌏 With this commentary, we hope to inspire…

The second publication of the ; "External Validation and User Experiences of the ProPal-COPD Tool to Identify the Palliative Phase in COPD" has been published in the scientific journal "International Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease".

Niels Chavannes, Rianne van der Kleij, Johanna Broese, Long Alliantie Nederland
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Johanna Broese on LinkedIn: Broese et al ProPal COPD tool Int J COPD 2022 En daar is ie dan: de tweede publicatie van het ! Vlak voor de kerst werd ons artikel "External Validation and User Experiences of the…

Dr. Doaa Alhaboby founder of population Health management programs in the UAE will be one of our keynote speakers at our symposium.

Her experience is focused on establishing competitive healthcare products for chronic care management, telemedicine, home services, corporate and occupational health and wellness. Doaa joined Unilabs last August 2021 as the Head of Homecare under the medical unit, With her knowledge and extensive experience in building customer centric healthcare services she is currently heading the Strategy and innovation of Unilabs middle east.

Her topic will be:
"The role of digital health in behaviour change".

Another Special Issue publication by Niels Chavannes, Jiska Aardoom, Anke Versluis, Esther Metting and Lizayr Dassen. You can download the complete publication through the following link:

Effectiveness of Telemonitoring for Respiratory and Systemic Symptoms of Asthma and COPD: A Narrative Review Asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) are highly prevalent chronic lung diseases that require ongoing self-management, which itself is often suboptimal. Therefore, telemonitoring has been used to help patients measure their symptoms, share data with healthcare providers and receiv...

We are proud to announce that Prof. dr. ir. M.S. Kleinsmann will be one of our keynote speakers on the NeLL Symposium on Digital Health & Care/Culture of Innovation. Her topic will be "Designing (with) Healthcare".

"To turn imagination into desirable new realities you have to have discourses with the right groups of people". - Maaike Kleinsmann

Since the National eHealth Living Lab (NeLL) was founded five years ago, NeLL and the Campus The Hague would like to invite you to celebrate and reflect with us on what we have achieved. We would also like to show you a glimpse into the future of healthcare and show you our transition into the global healthcare market with the World eHealth Living Lab (WeLL).

In doing so we are organising a hybrid symposium on Digital Health & Care with the theme Culture of Innovation.

The symposium will be held on the 10th of March 2023 and will take place at Beeld & Geluid in Den Haag but is also available online.
Save the date in your calendar and hope to welcome you in March.

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