31 March & 1 april 2025

Games for Health Europe Conference

NatLab @ Eindhoven

10th annual conference

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Games for Health Europe Conference

The Games for Health Europe Conference is an annual conference where healthcare professionals, scientists and game developers come together to exchange experiences and create opportunities for applied games in healthcare. Think of games that increase self-management skills in patients, teach patients to cope with chronic conditions, and train specialist skills in healthcare professionals such as endoscopy or robotic surgery.

Conference theme 2025: What we learned yesterday to change tomorrow

Healthcare is evolving and games & technology are leading the way. In this tenth edition of the Games for Health Europe conference, we will be looking back as well as reflecting on the future.

We shine a light on mental health, and the increased necessity for preventive healthcare alongside powerful interventions; how can we best utilize gameplay & smart technology for a healthier society? We take a look at not only smart, but ethical use of AI technology, and how it and other tools in our toolbox can transform our healthcare systems. We debate how to sustainably see all these transformations through, for the planet’s health as much as ours. And we remember the most powerful use of gameplay: its engaging nature, to involve curious, capable people in citizen science for better data, and engage patients to take charge of their own health.

See our full program here.

We have escaperooms, games and lots of hands-on workshops. Whether it’s through networking, playing, debating or learning, our action-packed program ensures you will leave this conference with something new.

Check out our workshops.

Don’t miss out on this year’s excitement! Get your tickets today!

"The enthusiasm and the innovation of the participants and the audience is different to other 'tech' conventions I have been to and it really feels like a place where projects are made, business is being done and where a family of worldwide enthusiasts come together to freely talk about how we are going to move games in the healthcare industry forward."
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Richard Brady
Senior coloral surgery

Why join the conference?

Be part

Be part of the largest international conference on serious / applied games.

Contribute

Contribute to the true transformation of the healthcare sector.

Mix & match

Mix and match with stakeholders from different sectors.

Try out

Experience how serious / applied games transform healthcare.

Discuss

Join open discussions of legal, financial and business challenges.
"I've thoroughly enjoyed our session and the rest of the Games for Health Europe congress, for its clinically relevant and significant subjects and its diverse, enthusiastic visitors."


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Dorien Nieman
University Senior Lecturer, Head of the Cognition Lab and coordinator of high risk patients at the AMC, department of psychiatry (NL), Keynote speaker in 2015
"The entire event was full of leading scientific content. It was a joy and an honour to be part of the panel, which was chaired excellently."


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Denis Fompeyrine
CEO MyndBlue, PhD Clinical Psychology, MBA HEC (FR), speaker in 2015
"One of the reasons why I enjoy Games for Health Europe so much, is the positive atmosphere and collaborative efforts. In addition to game developers, financiers and commentators, there are also clinical physicians, patient representatives and politicians."
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John Harrison
Principal Consultant at Metis Cognition Ltd. (UK), Chair since 2013

Join us in our mission!

We are on a mission to make a positive impact on the health and happiness of 1 billion people. At the Games for Health Europe conference, we bring together the best minds in game development and healthcare to join us in our mission.

At our in-house studio, Games for Health, we design and develop powerful, playful experiences for complex societal challenges. To scale up our impact, we launch successful products as ventures at Games for Health Ventures.

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