E-health: a rapidly expanding sector

E-health is a rapidly growing sector that integrates information and communication technologies into healthcare. Today, e-health events play a crucial role in knowledge sharing, innovation, and networking among professionals in the field. These events enable innovators to discover the latest technological advances and understand current trends in digital health, while also emphasizing safety and prevention.

The e-health sector includes a wide range of initiatives and solutions—from mobile applications to telemedicine platforms and connected devices. Each year, e-health events are organized to bring together key players from this dynamic field, offering unique opportunities for collaboration, development, and work. Attending demonstrations, whether at national or global events, is essential to keep up with the sector’s rapid evolution and stay informed about new practices and technologies in healthcare.

What do G_NIUS events bring you?

G_NIUS highlights the must‑attend events for all e-health innovators. These events provide a wealth of information about the e-health ecosystem, as well as the various funding opportunities available to you.

Participating in national and international health days is a unique opportunity to stay updated on the latest trends and advancements in the field, but above all, to meet ecosystem stakeholders who can support your project. These events also emphasize regulatory aspects such as security, which ensures data protection and the reliability of connected medical devices. Through training sessions, workshops, and conferences, G_NIUS helps you remain at the forefront of innovation.

Types of events promoted by G_NIUS

G_NIUS promotes a wide range of events tailored to the diverse needs of e-health entrepreneurs. These include hands‑on workshops, inspiring conferences, discussion forums, dynamic hackathons, professional trade fairs, in‑depth seminars, and interactive webinars. Each type of event offers unique benefits, allowing participants to acquire specific skills, meet sector experts, and expand their professional networks. Many of these initiatives are focused on safety and prevention.

Webinars, for example, are particularly suitable for those seeking remote training. They allow participants to join training sessions without traveling, which is ideal for geographically dispersed teams. Hackathons, on the other hand, are intensive events where participants work in teams to solve specific challenges within a limited time frame, fostering innovation and creativity. Conferences and forums provide platforms for sharing knowledge and discussing current and future trends in the sector, especially regarding security and prevention.

Where do these events take place?

E-health events promoted by G_NIUS take place all across France, covering every region in the country. Whether you are in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, or a smaller city, you will find events suited to your needs. Moreover, with the rise of videoconferencing technologies, many events are now available remotely, allowing for broader and more inclusive participation. Whether they last a day, a week, or longer, these events are key moments for promoting digital health and public health prevention both nationally and globally.

Conclusion, E-health events are essential for anyone wishing to stay informed and engaged in this constantly evolving sector. By participating in events promoted by G_NIUS, you can access valuable information and meet key stakeholders who can positively impact your project, while benefiting from various opportunities for training and networking. Whether at the national, European, or international level, these events are pivotal moments for advancing digital health and prevention.
On G_NIUS, you can also stay updated on the latest e-health innovation news and listen to podcasts that provide key insights into the field.

G_NIUS simplifies the daily lives of innovators and connects them to an active community through dedicated resources, events, and services to help them succeed in their digital health projects.