Concept

The Patient Certificate Scheme enables the empowerment of individuals to engage in e-learning processes by deploying health certification through specially designed e-packages. It has been developed along two tracks, both of which relate to the objective of empowering individuals by allowing them to gain information and developing their ability to judge how to cope with health issues so as to improve their long-term well-being.

  • The first track deals with “people” in a general sense by targeting individuals who belong to certain risk groups. The aim is to induce them to make slight adjustments in their everyday routines so as to avoid the gradual accumulation of effects that ultimately could lead to a major health disorder.

  • The second track targets “patients” – individuals who have already developed and been diagnosed with certain widespread health disorders. The objective here is to enable these individuals to learn about their problem and to empower them to take measures to better handle their situation.

The Patient Certificate Scheme has the potential to improve the well-being of millions of people, to prevent the spread of disease, and to reduce society’s costs for medical care and reduced economic activity.