1. Regulation and standardization of electronic medicine
1.1 Medicine and health
Medicine, literally (from the Latin medica), is the art of healing, based on current scientific knowledge of the human body. The vocation of medicine is to restore health through the most appropriate therapy, and to prevent pathologies through a set of recommendations.
Medicine is the art of treating injuries and ailments with drugs or surgery, using so-called "conventional" methods based on proven, i.e. reproducible, scientific facts. This medicine uses therapies based on biological and pharmaceutical products, ionizing radiation, psychotherapy and so on.
In addition to restoring health, we are now concerned with reducing pain, enhancing well-being and restoring the...
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Regulation and standardization of electronic medicine
World Health Organization (WHO)
Bibliography
Organizations – Associations – Federations (non-exhaustive list)
AFNOR http://www.afnor.org
CEN-Cenelec http://www.cencenelec.eu
ERCIM (European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics) https://ercim-news.ercim.eu/
ETSI http://www.etsi.orgEURAS – European Academy for Standardisation http://www.euras.org/
ICES – International...
Annual events
"European Summit on Innovation for active and Healthy Ageing, Brussels.
"E-health testing and showcasing event, Geneva.
"ITU Regional Workshop for Europe and CIS on eHealth development", Odessa, Ukraine (2018).
"24 th ISfTeH International Conference, Lisbon or Luxembourg.
"Health...
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