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World of Health IT kicks off in Barcelona
March 12, 2010, 11:48 am by Healthcare IT News
The ministerial High Level eHealth Conference and the World of Health IT Conference and Exhibition will be held jointly this week in Barcelona, Spain.
Dubbed "eHealth Week 2010," the dual event kicks off with the High Level eHealth Conference - an EU event organized by the Spanish EU Presidency, the European Commission, the Government of Catalonia and the Foundation TicSalut - as a closed ministerial conference in its 8th edition.
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