Selection of conference tracks 2025

The European Health Data Space is a health specific ecosystem comprised of rules, common standards and practices, infrastructures and a governance framework.
Through this, the health of citizens is strengthened and at the same time the EU's competitiveness is maintained.
This includes patient access and control of data, and access to health data in healthcare. (Primary use of health data) and also creating a trustworthy and efficient set-up for the use of health data for research, innovation, policy-making and regulatory activities (secondary use of data).
The rules for EHDS are being decided, while the creation and development of the ecosystem is already under rapid development in a large number of projects around the EU.

Emerging digital technology in healthcare is already revolutionizing patient care. Innovations like telemedicine, wearable devices, and AI-driven diagnostics are enhancing accessibility, personalizing treatment, and improving outcomes. These advancements also have the promise to transform healthcare to be more efficient.
In this track, presentations are gathered to showcase what's on the horizon and what is needed to bring about the necessary changes.

In this track we explore the future of healthcare data exchange, focusing on the synergy between standards like HL7, FHIR, openEHR , OMAP and Snomed CT. This track aims to provide a forward-looking perspective on how these standards can work together to create a cohesive and efficient interoperable ecosystem, enhancing patient care and driving innovation. Join us to discover the potential of connected health solutions.

Today, new mobile and cloud technologies together with advanced analytics enable collecting and connecting a wide range of data and developing meaningful results from it. For the first time, one can now create a truly holistic view of patients/residents and tailor solutions to their unique health needs and preferences.

While information security focuses on protecting data regardless of its form, and cyber security concentrates on safeguarding digital systems, the EU's NIS directives, including the expanded NIS 2, underscore the escalating importance of both in ensuring a high level of security across the European network and information systems amidst global changes.