What we’re about
Health2.0 Dublin facilitates events that promote and demonstration innovation in AI and other digital technologies that impacts our health and the practice of medicine.
Our members are leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs in Irish healthcare who come together to help create the future of health.
We are always looking for start-ups and individuals to present the ideas or products they are working on.
We also enable more established companies to get their message out to the healthcare innovation community through sponsorship and speaking.
So if there is an topic, challenge or product release you are excited about, please reach out to propose an event and join the conversation!
See you at the next meetup!
Alette, Gareth, Lorcan, Rob, Sophie & Kate
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We are excited to announce the new date for our first event of 2025: "Digital Skills for the Future Healthcare Workforce". Join us for an engaging networking event exploring the essential skills needed to thrive in the evolving digital healthcare landscape.
It is an exciting and transformative time in the life sciences and healthcare industry. Ireland has the potential to establish itself as a global hub for the growing digital health sector. What are the skills organisations are looking for? How are academic institutions tailoring training and education?
Join us to hear from a fantastic line-up of speakers:
🗣️ HLTH's Chandana Fitzgerald will talk about the findings from the 'Where Digital Health Thrives: Future Skills Needs' report, which was prepared by HealthXL (now HLTH) in collaboration with Connected Health Skillnet and Ibec’s Irish Medtech Association with Biopharmachem Ireland.
🗣️ Rob Argent, lecturer in digital and connected health at RCSI, will outline the process recently undertaken in building a degree level curriculum to address those future skills needed here in Ireland.
🗣️ Carl Power, programme director at DigiBio, will speak to the opportunities the 10-month full time postgraduate programme provides, with a focus on hands-on training in needs led innovation.
Connect with industry leaders, share ideas, and discover how to prepare for the future of healthcare. Don't miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of digital transformation.
Secure your spot today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of healthcare!
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We are excited to announce the new date for our first event of 2025: "Digital Skills for the Future Healthcare Workforce". Join us for an engaging networking event exploring the essential skills needed to thrive in the evolving digital healthcare landscape.
It is an exciting and transformative time in the life sciences and healthcare industry. Ireland has the potential to establish itself as a global hub for the growing digital health sector. What are the skills organisations are looking for? How are academic institutions tailoring training and education?
Join us to hear from a fantastic line-up of speakers:
🗣️ HLTH's Chandana Fitzgerald will talk about the findings from the 'Where Digital Health Thrives: Future Skills Needs' report, which was prepared by HealthXL (now HLTH) in collaboration with Connected Health Skillnet and Ibec’s Irish Medtech Association with Biopharmachem Ireland.
🗣️ Rob Argent, lecturer in digital and connected health at RCSI, will outline the process recently undertaken in building a degree level curriculum to address those future skills needed here in Ireland.
🗣️ Carl Power, programme director at DigiBio, will speak to the opportunities the 10-month full time postgraduate programme provides, with a focus on hands-on training in needs led innovation.
Connect with industry leaders, share ideas, and discover how to prepare for the future of healthcare. Don't miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of digital transformation.
Secure your spot today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of healthcare!