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📅 New event in Barcelona! mHealth: What are the challenges and opportunities for health systems?

More and more citizens, patients, health organisations, health professionals and health policy managers see the use of mobile health applications (mHealth) as an opportunity to improve the quality of life of patients, improve their state of health and increase the quality of care while ensuring sustainability, equity and accessibility to health systems. However, the promises of health systems revolution through the use of information and communication technologies are still far from materializing.

Open Evidence, Research Group and spin-off of Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), and Health 2.0 have organised the event "mHealth: challenges and opportunities for systems"! Join us and discuss the access, adoption, use, impact and sustainability of !

More information and registration: https://open-evidence.com/mhealth-challenges-and-opportunities-for-health-systems/

Open Evidence is looking for you! We are looking for a young professional/student who is willing to work/make an internship in an international environment and has a special interest in European projects and social sciences.

Responsibilities:

The candidate will provide support to the Financial Manager and consultants by handling a variety of office tasks, providing professional assistance in administrative and financial procedures, and research.

Requirements:

Degree in Economy, Business Management, International Business.
Immediate incorporation.
Attention to the detail.
Ability to work in a team.
Good level of English (B2).

How to apply:
Send your CV to Laura Cariñena ([email protected])

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