Background: The European telemedicine market, valued at €11.6 billion in 2020, is projected to reach €27 billion by 2025. Despite the sector’s growth, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, a significant barrier remains: the lack of IT training for healthcare providers. The European Commission and WHO have both emphasized the need for structured telemedicine training to harness its full potential.

Target groups:

• Primary: Higher education students in healthcare and IT, faculty, educators, and institutions.
• Secondary: Healthcare professionals, IT professionals, policy-makers, stakeholders, and VET institutions.

Objectives: 

TEAM aims to promote innovative learning in digital health and telemedicine, develop flexible learning pathways, align with global best practices, address barriers like limited digital literacy, enhance cross-sectoral collaboration, and empower students in countries with urgent healthcare demands.

Countries involved: Belgium, Slovenia, Croatia, Greece, Ukraine, and Romania.

The TEAM project is an international collaborative initiative co-financed by the European Union, involving six European countries (BE, SI, HR, EL, UA, RO).