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About WideHealth – WideHealth

About WideHealth

Dissemination of novel eHealth technologies for different healthcare contexts

The EU-funded WideHealth project aims to conduct research on pervasive eHealth and establish a sustainable network of research and dissemination across Europe. WideHealth will focus on data-driven healthcare, human factors in pervasive health and federated machine learning. It is expected that the outcomes of the project will be shared among early-stage researchers and researchers in target institutions. Additionally, WideHealth will feature training of administrative staff to improve their skills in project management and administration of research. The consortium will include partners from North Macedonia, Slovenia, Portugal, Italy and Germany. Ultimately, WideHealth will enable a new generation of researchers in these countries to develop and adapt novel eHealth technologies, exploitable in the longer run in their different healthcare contexts.