Smart Everything Everywhere, Johnson & Johnson Romania open application for Hacking Health 3.0

Smart Everything Everywhere and Johnson & Johnson Romania open application for Hacking Health 3.0, the largest health hackathon in Romania. If you are a young healthcare professional, a student or a student in IT & C, an entrepreneur, a software developer / architect, or an industry expert and medical services management, then you are expected to join us on 8-9 June. The topics for this year’s projects are as follows: technical solutions for the prevention and treatment of patients in oncology, hematology and immunology; applications addressing mental health; medical devices of the future. In order to ensure the continuity of Hacking Health projects, Johnson & Johnson Romania will again offer the first three winning teams of 5,000 USD (pre-seed funding) to carry on their projects. Entries are made individually or together with a team until June 2, here – health-hackathon.ro.

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