One of the pillars of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) is the secondary use of health data – for research and policymaking, among other purposes. Enter anonymisation, to make this possible. What is different from EHR data here?
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XpanDH is building capacity to ensure the widespread adoption of the European Electronic Health Records Exchange Format (EEHRxF) across Europe and to be deployed in the MyHealth@EU cross-border infrastructure under the EHDS regulation.
Mission “care” begins: the new doctor needs information about yourself, your health and the disease, medication, allergies, last radiological results and some other important information to make sure, that you receive the care you need. Sounds overwhelming? It is.
The scope of this open community is to find use cases and business needs that would be reused in practice domains of the European EHR (Electronic Health Record) Exchange Format in a bottom-up co-creation approach.
We were pleased to host our 5th XpanDH webinar on the ‘Use of the European Electronic Health Record eXchange Format (EHRxF) in the National Electronic Health Record (EHR) Architectures’ on Tuesday, 19th March 2024, at 15:00 (CET).
The eHealth ecosystem at the European level aims to facilitate the safe and efficient cross-border exchange of data for healthcare and research purposes.
The European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF) Summit, held in December 2023, brought together key stakeholders to discuss the development, challenges, and future of this crucial initiative.
Healthcare systems are becoming increasingly dependent on information and communication technologies to deliver quality care to European Union (EU) citizens. As the volume of collected healthcare data expands, the need for transitioning from traditional paper-based to digitalised health records is clear.
The XpanDH Community of Doers Workshop during the Athens Digital Health Week brought together a dynamic mix of students, patients and professionals eager to unlock the potential of the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF)