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Session 4 | Looking forwards: towards an EHDS enabling infrastructure

With the support of xShare.
 
Once implemented, the EHDS Regulation will interconnect the primary and secondary uses of health data. Furthermore, with the rights given to all individuals to access, download, and share their health data, one can expect that the emergence of citizen-centric data ecosystems will complement the traditional clinician-centric relationship. This session will offer the possibility to reflect on the implications of these paradigm shifts.

๐Ÿ• Session Programme

 

โ–บ Session introduction

Henrique Martins, Instituto Universitario De Lisboa, Portugal


โ–บ EHDS, an opportunity to deliver value to people, the views of the industry

Jรกnos Vincze, Vendor Co-Chair of IHE Europe

Without the digital health industry, the EHDS will remain a dream. But for the industry to get fully engaged, (a) newly available data need to create value for individuals, patients and clinicians, (b) new business models need to emerge as a result of the implementation of the EHDS Regulation.


 โ–บ Do research need to get data directly from people?

The right for individuals to have full control to their data will create a paradigm shift, not only for healthcare systems, but also for research since they may have direct access to individuals and ask for their data to e.g., assess the feasibility of a particular research protocols.


โ–บ EHR access by public health authorities, the benefits

Nienke Schutte, Sciensano, Belgium

What is being done now to push more quality data to the health data agencies? What are the priority actions for Member States? Will the deployment of EHDS also provide the citizen with the opportunity to partecipate to public health knowledge and tackle unsolved issues? These are the key questions answered in this presentation.


โ–บ Moderated debate


 

All speakers will be fully confirmed shortly, stay tuned!

 

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