Programs shaping the future of digital healthcare
The digital healthcare ecosystem is undergoing a major transformation in France. Discover the major national programs structuring this evolution and the funding opportunities for your innovative project. From the strategic roadmap to the Ségur investment schemes, explore the initiatives that are setting the course and resources for developing French e-health.
France is resolutely committed to a digital transformation of the healthcare system, driven by structuring national programs. These initiatives, steered by the Ministry of Health and the Delegation for Digital Health via the ARS (Regional Health Agencies) and supported by key players such as Santé publique France, aim to improve the population's state of health while reducing social and territorial inequalities. At the heart of this dynamic, the 2023-2027 national health strategy sets priorities such as health prevention, health security and innovation through health data.
Digital health roadmap
This ambitious national plan accelerates the deployment of digital tools to modernize the healthcare system. It includes projects linked to telemedicine, shared medical records and artificial intelligence, reinforcing research and health data security. The national sport santé strategy is also echoed, with schemes promoting adapted physical activity as a lever for chronic disease prevention.
Digital health acceleration strategy
Supported by the Comité Interministériel de la Santé, this initiative backs innovative projects in fields such as mental health and nutrition. The PNNS (Plan National Nutrition Santé) plays a central role, encouraging a balanced diet and combating sedentary lifestyles through Sport Santé programs. Calls for projects also target the work environment, with ANSES assessing occupational risks to better prevent them.
Ségur funding and calls for projects
The Ségur scheme, a cornerstone of the national health strategy, offers subsidies to modernize health infrastructures. In particular, it supports projects linked to digital health, preventive healthcare (such as the Institut National du Cancer campaigns) and physical activity in schools. This funding is in line with the priority given to prevention in the National Health Priority Plan (PNSP).
Impact and synergies
These national programs create synergies between public players, researchers and companies. The national sport and health strategy, for example, brings together the issues of nutrition and social inequality, while the national environmental health plan addresses the risks associated with the working environment. As for mental health, declared a major national cause, it benefits from dedicated funds to improve access to care.