Meet OpenApp at the following upcoming events

OpenApp are excited to announce attendance at the following events over the comming months; 9th International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs (ICORD), NHS England Open Source Open Day and Connected Health Ireland. If you're in attendance, we'd be delighted to say hello.

9th International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs
Date: 7th - 9th October, 2014

Venue: ReeHorst Hotel, Ede, Netherlands

Subjects covered at the conference will include:

Early and Accurate diagnosis including Undiagnosed disorders
Neonatal  screening
Improvements of primary prevention
Improvements of Clinical care including clinical guidelines
Cross-border health care and Telemedicine
Orphan medical products and their effectiveness
Registries and Biobanks
Patient views of the societal value
Clinical, Translational and Social research on Rare Diseases
Worldwide collaboration
Regulatory questions and concerns
Other relevant topics
Read the ICORD conference progamme here

NHS Open Source Open Day
Date: 26th November 2014
Venue: Newcastle Racecourse, England,

The NHS England Open Source Programme is creating a diverse range of solutions to increase choice, improve clinical practice and enhance patient engagement, including EHR, ePrescribing, departmental systems such as electronic observations, ophthalmology and integrated cross community portal solutions.

The first year of the Programme has bought numerous Open Source systems to NHS Organisations as well as a greater understanding and acceptance of Open Source solutions.

View full event information

NHS Open Source Programme

Connected Health Ireland Conference
Date: 24th November, 2014
Venue: Dublin Castle, Dublin 2

IPPOSI and UCD (ARCH) are hosting ‘Connected Health and Me: the Patient Perspective’ in November 2014. Scheduled speakers for the event include Dr Ambrose McLoughlin, Secetary General Department of Health; ePatient Dave, TED Talks (via Skype); Professor George Crooks, NHS; Professor Paddy Barrett (TBC); Dr Matic Meglic, Slovenia; Mr Raul Mill, Estonia; Dr Shane McKee, Northern Ireland; and more.
The conference will also include a ’Health Hack’ workshop where patients, industry, scientists and clinicians will work together to iden-tify technology led solutions to patient problems.

More information on IPPOSI