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Résumé: Le congrès européen 2018 de l'ISPOR Europe (International society for pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research) s'est tenu à Barcelone du 10 au 14 novembre 2018. Lors de ce congrès, ont été débattus les sujets d'actualités qui agitent le monde de la santé et bien au-delà : la santé numérique. Un groupe de pharmaciens, médecins et économistes en santé présents à Barcelone, a choisi de vous en restituer les messages forts. Dans cet article, les auteurs évoquent les questions issues des différentes sessions et/ou posters : après la libre circulation des personnes, des biens et services, l'Europe et le reste du monde sont confrontés à un nouveau mouvement : la « libre circulation des données », ce changement est-il une opportunité ou une menace pour la vie privée des patients ? La santé numérique peut-elle être source d'inégalités sociales ? Les métiers de la santé sont-ils menacés par l'intelligence artificielle (IA) notamment les économistes en santé ? Quelle sécurité dans l'utilisation des applications mobiles (Apps) et objets connectés (OC) ? Autant de questions discutées dans cet article pour l'enthousiasme ou le scepticisme qu'elles suscitent. The 2018 european congress of the ISPOR Europe (International society for pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research) was held in Barcelona from 10 to 14 November 2018. During the congress, the news topics that are stirring the world of health and far beyond were discussed: digital health. A group of pharmacists, physicians and health economists attended the conference and reported some of the highlights. In this paper, the authors discussed the following questions from the different sessions and/or posters. After the free movement of people, goods and services, Europe and the rest of the world should deal with a new trends: the "free flow of data". Is this change an opportunity or a threat to the privacy of patients? Can digital health be a source of social inequality? Are health professions threatened by artificial intelligence (AI) especially health economists? What security in the use of mobile applications (Apps) and connected objects (OC)? These are issues of both enthusiasm and concern that will be discussed according to the following plan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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