Telehealth and Medicine Today (THMT) and the International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth are pleased to announce a strategic collaboration aimed at accelerating the global education and adoption of digital health, telemedicine, and eHealth solutions. This partnership marks a significant step in fostering knowledge exchange, thought leadership, and innovation in the rapidly evolving field of digital healthcare.

THMT, the leading open-access journal committed to advancing research, best practices, outcomes, and policy development in telehealth and virtual care, joins forces with ISfTeH, a globally recognized network dedicated to facilitating the international dissemination of knowledge and experience in digital health.

Through this collaboration, THMT and ISfTeH will work together to:

• Drive Global Knowledge Exchange: Leverage ISfTeH’s extensive network of experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to contribute cutting-edge research and perspectives to THMT’s peer-reviewed journal.
• Facilitate Thought Leadership: Co-host events, webinars, and panels featuring pioneers and stakeholders from healthcare, technology, academia, and policy to address emerging challenges and opportunities in digital health.
• Enhance Scientific Publishing and Visibility: Provide ISfTeH members and affiliates with expanded opportunities to publish in THMT, ensuring that groundbreaking research reaches a broader international audience.
• Support Evidence-Based Policy Development: Collaborate on white papers, special reports, and policy recommendations to guide the responsible and effective implementation of telemedicine and digital health solutions worldwide.

“With this partnership, we are reinforcing our shared commitment to advancing digital health innovation on a global scale,” said Tory Cenaj, Publisher of THMT. “By working with the ISfTeH, we can further drive the integration of digital health technologies into mainstream consumer healthcare, ensuring better patient outcomes. and increased access to care and market cost efficiencies around the globe.”

“For the International Society of Telemedicine & eHealth this strategic partnership represents a milestone in uniting key players in the global telemedicine and eHealth sectors, reinforcing a shared vision for a more connected, data-driven, and patient-centric worldwide healthcare ecosystem,” said Michele Griffith, President of ISfTeH.

For more info on THMT, visit https://telehealthandmedicinetoday.com.