Second Consultation Meeting, 26 – 27 November 2012, Barcelona

The registration for the Second Consultation Meeting event in November 2012 at Barcelona is now open.
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DISCIPULUS

Experts and representative organisations that attended the First Consultation Meeting in March this year have already been invited to the Second Meeting.  We are encouraging every expert with an interest in any aspect of the digital patient to join the debate and help contribute to our roadmap. 

We would like to invite you to attend the Second Consultation Meeting, please visit our website www.digital-patient.net to register.  For the first 180 registrations via the website, the project will be able to cover parts of the costs.  Please consult the website for details.  We have a limited number of places available so please register early! 


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