mHealthBelgium: a joint initiative for digital health by industry and government

mHealthBelgium: a joint initiative for digital health by industry and government

You hear it so often: “digital is the future”, and this is also applicable to the health care domain. Apps are used on a daily basis, and everything is nowadays available mobile. But what is the difference between all those thousands of health related apps? Which one are reliable (or not)? And why? How can you as a professional or daily consumer know this? Not easy, but mHealthBelgium definitely helps and creates at the same time a quality seal for medical app developers. Moreover, it is the path towards reimbursements for such digital health applications  by the federal authorities. Want to know more how this works, who is beyond it, what the current status is and what you can expect in near future, come and listen to this webinar.

Steven Vandeput holds a master degree in Electrical Engineering and a PhD in Biomedical Engineering, both at KU Leuven. After his research activities, he held several positions within the university, ranging from project manager of multidisciplinary R&D projects towards research manager and innovation manager being responsible for all industry interactions and tech transfer activities related to biomedical data analytics.

Steven is passionated about health, digital technologies and innovation and is also holder of a MBA on Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management. Since January 2019 he joined beMedTech, the sector federation that represent the industry of medical technologies in Belgium, where he is Advisor for Extramuros and Digital Health.