Spain’s Ministry of Health and Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service, through Red.es, have signed an agreement with the Community of Madrid. The Spanish government will allocate €12.8 million to develop digital services for the region’s public healthcare system.
The four-year agreement covers remote monitoring programmes for chronic conditions, advanced health analytics and artificial intelligence tools for diagnosis, early detection and support for healthcare professionals.
New digital services are expected to be introduced in 262 public centres and benefit more than 155,000 users of Madrid’s public healthcare system each year. The agreement also aims to facilitate telecare programmes.
