The Digital Health Society (DHS) is a dynamic and inclusive movement that aims to promote the adoption of digital health and the use of health data. Serving as the data arm of the ECHAlliance Group, DHS facilitates multi-stakeholder dialogues on digital health and health data policies and practices. With over 200 associated organizations and a global network of expertise, DHS mobilizes stakeholders from all over Europe and the world to generate knowledge and support the digital health transformation.

DHS focuses on various aspects of health and care data, including access, sharing, donation, security & privacy, interoperability, standards, and health and data literacy and skills. As a Knowledge Partner in All Policies for a Healthy Europe and a founding member of the EU Health Coalition, DHS collaborates with expert organizations and plays an active role in policy activities. Through events, workshops, seminars, and publications, DHS contributes to knowledge sharing and the spread of good practices.

It also offers a neutral and multi-stakeholder platform for reflection, debates, and collaboration. By bridging connections between EU Presidencies and fostering action-oriented partnerships, DHS supports the European institutions in achieving their goals, building citizens' trust, and accelerating the digital health process