Tech2Heal
Tech2Heal aims to design and test several solutions in its pilots, so it aims that at least one validated solution will be taken up or scaled by one organisation at the end of the project.
Tech2Heal Project Deliverables
Teah2Heal aims to create and validate digital solutions and have at least 10 user per year at the end of the project for one of these solutions .e.g. 2 or 3 user organisations and/or 10 individual users.
Tech2Heal Newsletter Volume 1
Welcome to the first issue of the Tech2Heal Newsletter, where we share progress and insights from our Interreg NPA–funded project driving digital health innovation across the Northern Periphery and Arctic region. In this edition, we shine a spotlight on the study visits and events that have brought our partners together to exchange knowledge, strengthen collaboration, and showcase innovative solutions for improving wellbeing in remote and rural communities. From on-site demonstrations of digital health tools to engaging workshops and stakeholder meetings, these gatherings have played a vital role in connecting ideas to real-world impact. Through these interactions, the Tech2Heal consortium continues to foster cross-border learning and co-creation, building a foundation for sustainable, people-centred digital healthcare solutions. Read Tech2Heal Newsletter Vol. 1 to explore the highlights, experiences, and outcomes from our study visits and events, and discover how collaboration is helping shape a healthier, more connected future across the NPA region.
Tech2Heal Newsletter Volume 2
Welcome to the December issue of the Tech2Heal Newsletter, where we continue to share progress and insights from our Interreg NPA–funded project advancing digital health and well-being across the Northern Periphery and Arctic region. In this edition, we highlight recent partner collaboration, including the Tech2Heal consortium meeting in Tromsø, where partners came together to review progress, exchange knowledge, and explore emerging digital health topics such as AI-supported clinical processes, mental health services, governance, and dignity-centred care. These discussions play a key role in strengthening cooperation and aligning research with real-world healthcare needs in remote and sparsely populated regions. This issue also introduces new partner perspectives through our Meet the Partners feature and showcases progress toward the Tech2Heal Proof of Concept at the Swedish Centre for Rural Health. Together, these activities reflect the consortium’s shared commitment to developing practical, evidence-based solutions that support occupational health, work-life balance, and employee well-being. Read Tech2Heal Newsletter Vol. 2 to explore the latest updates, collaborative milestones, and upcoming initiatives, and discover how Tech2Heal is continuing to build a healthier, more resilient future for communities across the NPA region.