Programpunkter

This session explores the ambitious goals of the European Health Data Space and the steps needed to fully realize its potential. It will focus on lessons learned from past initiatives, the role of TEHDAS2 and the Nordic VALO project, and the path forward for a harmonized and impactful health data framework in the EU.

- The critical role of Ukrainian Ehealth - the unique medical data base for 35 millions of Ukrainians patients - during the war.- Eurointegration and joining European EHealth family. Challenges and opportunities for Ukraine.

Explore the XpanDH project’s key insights into implementing the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF) within the European Health Data Space (EHDS). This session highlights actionable strategies to foster interoperability, build trust, and drive digital health innovation across Europe.

Dataspace4Health (DS4H) in Luxembourg showcases a practical pathway to implementing the European Health Data Space. By addressing critical health data challenges in diabetes and cancer, DS4H demonstrates how secure, compliant data ecosystems can enhance care delivery and advance research. This lecture will explore Luxembourg's current approach to primary and secondary use of data and the Gaia-X framework through real-world healthcare applications.

The Dorieh Data Platform, developed in collaboration with Harvard, utilizes comprehensive data management tools, including domain-specific languages, to enhance data provenance and regulatory compliance in health research. By enabling detailed lineage tracking and error logging, Dorieh ensures trustworthy and reproducible use of health data. Its application to Medicare data demonstrates its effectiveness, with potential scalability to frameworks like the European Health Data Space, reinforcing modern data governance strategies.

A presentation of important EHDS questions from the perspective of Region Stockholm and Karolinska University Hospital.

Presentation of of the Horizon Europe project, AIDAVA with specific focus on 3 aspects: architecture and technology components,  results of the evaluation of the first generation of the prototype, value of AIDAVA as interoperability enabler for the implementation of the EHDS

Problem space: There is a lot of buzz around the main standards in the field of medical informatics: FHIR and OMOP. They seem to be similar, but then are very different, in their use cases, in their approach to managing the structural and semantic space, in their way to operationalize and develop the standard, in their rigidity or flexibility, in their way to be adopted by a global community, in their way to measure success. Some folks are trying to move towards merger, convert from one to the other, usurp each others main use cases or even deny their raison d'etre.

Join Rachel Dunscombe, CEO of openEHR International, and Grahame Grieve, Product Director of HL7 FHIR, in a dynamic fireside chat exploring the evolving collaboration between openEHR and FHIR. This session will shed some light on how their synergistic efforts are shaping the global interoperability landscape and its impact on EU regulatory efforts.