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Joint Action addressing differences in national General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) implementation in the health sector, including the European Health Data Space and the health data use
Martin DorazilDG SANTE ERNs and Digital Health
“We need to make the most of the potential of e-
health to provide high-quality healthcare and
reduce inequalities. I want you to work on the
creation of a European Health Data Space to
promote health-data exchange and support
research on new preventive strategies, as
well as on treatments, medicines, medical
devices and outcomes. As part of this, you
should ensure citizens have control over their
own personal data.”
Mission letter of Stella Kiyriakides
Commissioner for Health
EHDS – why?
As part of this, you should ensure citizens have control over their own personal data.”
I want you to work on the creation of a European Health Data Space to
promote health-data exchange
support research on new preventive strategies,
as well as on treatments, medicines, medical devices and
outcomes.
“We need to make the most of the potential of e-health to provide high-quality healthcare and reduce inequalities.
What?
Use of health data for:
• Better healthcare
• Better policy making
• Better research and innovation
How?
3 pillars of action:
• Data governance and rules
• Data quality and interoperability
• Infrastructure and technology
European Health Data Space
Quality of Data InfrastructureGovernance
Better Research
and Innovation
Better Policy
Making
Better
Healthcare
Legislative and
non-legislative
measures on
governance and
rules for primary
and secondary use
of data, respecting
GDPR (data for
healhcare, policy
making, reserach
and innovation)
AI framework (incl
AI&liability)
Uptake and
develop the
EHRxF
FAIR-ification of
health data for
primary and
secondary use
MyHealth@EU
ERN-CPMS
1+mil genomes
Access of regulators
to data
Linking repositories
in MS, including
data permit
authorities,
registries and other
databases
Images database
Research
infrastructures
Matrix of the EHDS
Joint Action on EHDSObjectives:
• Technical support for the development of guidelines on the use of medical information for public health and research
• Preparatory work towards the European Health Data Space, by developing proposals for governance model and options for data-sharing, data quality and data infrastructure
• Support the EU, the national authorities and medical community to agree on semantic interoperability guidelines (e.g. data sets, data models, vocabularies), ways of data anonymization, adhering to the FAIR principles
• Support the EU, national authorities and the IT community to agree technical interoperability guidelines (e.g. architecture, message exchange protocols – patterns - profiles, and building blocks)
The results of the JA may feed into future legislative or non-legislative framework for the European Health Data Space
1. EHDS - governance• Preparatory work: Workshops & study on primary and secondary use of health data (2020: 29 Jan, 11 Mar, 29 Apr)
– Mapping of GDPR implementation
– Governance structures for secondary use of health data
– Access of regulators to health data
Study on regulatory gaps in cross-border digital healthcare (to be launched in Q1 2020)
– Digital services: telehealth/m-health
– AI – liability, regulators, rules, needs, standards
– Evaluation of article 14 of Directive 2011/24 (eHealth Network)
1. EHDS Governance: JA contribution
• Options for a Data Governance model for the European Health Data Space, complementing the European Data Spaces horizontal framework (also taking into account the mapping on GDPR)
• This should also include functions and responsibilities of the relevant actors
• Options for guidelines on using health data for research and policy making;
• Options for guidelines on Ethical, Legal and Social issues in the European Health Data Space;
• Options for Economics models focused on the sustainability of European Health Data Space.
[Code of Conduct for secondary use of health data to be externalized from the JA in a separate action]
2. EHDS: Data quality and semanticinteroperability
• Commission recommendation on
Electronic Health Record Exchange Format
• Making data Findable Accessible,
Interoperable and Reusable (FAIR principles)
2. JA contribution on data quality
• Options for a Data Quality framework encompassing
semantic interoperability and FAIR principles relevant for the
EHDS: mapping, metadata, vocabularies, data models
– Electronic health records (taking into account EHRxF)
– Registries
• Anonymization and pseudomisation techniques
• Use of synthetic data
3. EHDS: Infrastructure and technology
• What is being done: – MyHealth@EU– ERN– 1+ million genomes initiative– Existing research infrastructure
• New projects: – Upscale of MyHealth@EU– Use of data for policy making, research and innovation
3. Infrastructrure: JA contribution
• Options for an Infrastructure architecture
and technical interoperability
guidelines/agreements to enable European
Health Data Space services
JA budget
• EUR 1 500 000
– [Code of Conduct to be supported
outside the JA]
Thank you!
DigitalSingleMarket@DSMeu
EU_Health@EU_Health
DG Health and Food Safety
http://ec.europa.eu/health/ehealth/policy/index_en.htm