The GRADeS Pays de la Loire is the regional support group for the development of e-health (GRADeS) in Pays de la Loire.

Groupement Régional d'Appui au Développement de l'e-Santé (GRADeS), is responsible for implementing the regional e-health strategy.

It's time to take stock! On August 25, 2022, the French Presidency of the Council of the EU comes to a close at the press conference for digital health "Ambitions for digital health in Europe: taking stock of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union".

Healthcare professionals are bound by a three-year training obligation via Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

Launched in 2021, as part of the "Digital Health" acceleration strategy, the "Digital Health" call for expressions of interest closes with the announcement of the winners by the public authorities.

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Training in digital healthcare.

Equity capital makes it possible to market a medical device (DM) directly to the establishment.

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Identify and support projects with significant innovations.

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Identifying and funding innovative digital health projects.

Obtain reimbursement for a telemonitoring activity from the French health insurance system via the list of medical telemonitoring activities (LATM).

This scheme speeds up the process of obtaining reimbursement from the French Assurance Maladie for certain presumably innovative DMNs.

This system allows the Assurance Maladie to cover a list of acts or services performed by healthcare professionals, in town or in hospital.

This scheme enables experimentation with new healthcare organizations based on novel financing methods.

Registration on the LPP allows direct reimbursement of the product or service by the Assurance Maladie.

A temporary financing scheme for a technology, conditional on the completion of a study that must provide clinical or medico-economic data proving its effectiveness.

The aim of the European taskforce is to reach a consensus between agencies competent for health technology assessment at national level, in order to harmonize assessment criteria for digital medical devices (DMDs) in the European Union (EU). The results of these three working groups ("work packages") were presented at the "Digital Medicine" Conference in Luxembourg on October 26 and 27.