Roadmap Step 5: Collaborating across borders
Demystifying Big Data for healthcare organizations
What is Big Data? How can it be used? How can we make sense of it in our organization?
Towards the European Health Data Space – TEHDAS2
The TEHDAS2 joint action started in 2024 and is being carried out by 30 European countries. Their goal is to develop common guidelines and technical specifications to facilitate smooth access to health data and strengthen European collaboration in using data efficiently.
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Realising a vision for European healthcare
The Genomic Data Infrastructure (GDI) project enables access to genomic and related phenotypic and clinical data across Europe. It is doing this by establishing a federated, sustainable and secure infrastructure to access the data.
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Sharing data can save lives
NHS England is enhancing shared care records to ensure authorised professionals can securely access patient data for safer, more coordinated care. By improving data consistency and interoperability across IT systems, they aim to provide seamless information flow across health and social care.
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Global Data Alliance
Cross-border data transfers are essential to healthcare delivery via remote health services, as well as for on-site health services. Remote health services, secured and enabled through cross-border access to best-in-class technologies, can offer significant benefits from perspectives of accessibility, cost, quality, safety, disease containment, and ongoing monitoring.
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