What an Ecosystem does?

Join us as an ecosystem

Our International Digital Health Ecosystems bring together a community of stakeholders, interested in developing a joint health agenda, aiming to address and find common solutions to challenges facing that specific region. Most importantly they look to break down silos, transform healthcare delivery and crucially create economic growth.

Patient and citizens first: Opportunities for all

It is vital to us that patients are at the centre of all activity within our multi-stakeholder International Digital Health Ecosystem concept. Stakeholders then work with the patient, together, to develop health and social care

Basic Ecosystem Principles:

All of our Ecosystems offer national and regional differences. The crucial thing is that they all have the same basic principles:

Based on a geographic area
Multi-sector stakeholders gathering
Accessible to all (no barriers/ fee)

Permanent, with regular gatherings
Light governance via working group
Shared strategy & action plan

Lead with a need
Member of an International network
Patients/ Citizens at the centre

ECHAlliance Group facilitates Global multi-stakeholder connections around ecosystems (Europe, North America, China, Africa and beyond), driving sustainable change and disruption in the delivery of health and social care

Build opportunities

Our International Digital Health Ecosystems are multi-stakeholder groups with the patient at the core, driving the agenda, leading with the need.

Build community

A strong community is established with regular quarterly meetings, events and opportunities to network and collaborate.

Build trust

We encourage and build collaboration across our International Network of Digital Health Ecosystems by building successful cooperation across geographic boundaries to build trust and learn from the experiences across different health systems.

Build partners

Ecosystems create mutually beneficial partnerships to improve the delivery of health and social care and provide real economic benefits – using the economic potential within the health economy to help grow the regions economy.

Build connections

Ecosystems from different geographies and specialisms cooperate across boundaries to maximise shared learning with exchanges, learning expeditions and funded projects.