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Founders of the Pan-European Coalition

The partnership focuses on understanding and informing key aspects of the European policy landscape, including Health Technology Assessment frameworks, national funding, clinician engagement, and patient access and reimbursement pathways.

A Partnership to Build European Coalition to Scale Access to Digital Therapeutics

In June 2022, the Digital Therapeutics Alliance (DTA) and Healthware Group announced a partnership to form a coalition convening thought leaders, policymakers, and professional and trade associations from across the European region to discuss and develop harmonised pathways for the recognition and scalability of digital therapeutics (DTx) at the local, national, and regional levels.

The partnership between Healthware and DTA is part of the Alliance’s Resource Partner program, a best-in-class network of leading experts in the rapidly evolving DTx industry who collaborate with DTA members to develop resources to advance digital therapeutics to transform global healthcare. Through this relationship, Healthware will also support DTA’s Europe Policy Task Group, which is focused on understanding and informing key aspects of the European policy landscape, including Health Technology Assessment frameworks, national funding, clinician engagement, and patient access and reimbursement pathways.

This announcement follows a longstanding collaboration between the two organisations, which began with DTA’s European launch at the Frontiers Health Global Conference in 2017. The development of a pan-European coalition will deepen DTA’s presence in the region and further its mission to broaden the understanding, adoption, and integration of clinically evaluated digital therapeutics into healthcare through education, advocacy, and cross-industry collaboration.

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EU Coalition Members

Our broader DTx Policy Coalition includes: Belgium, Catalonia (Spain), Denmark, England (UK), Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, as well as the broader global community including Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, cross-APAC initiatives, Canada and the United States.