Stockholm Region EU Office together with EIT Health Scandinavia welcomes to a breakfast seminar on health data, with particular focus on Stockholm's Center for Health Data and the benefits and joint challenges of health data sharing on both national level and on local level regarding patient data, as well as in the research field versus the private sector. The presentation will showcase how a centre for health data can operate based on an ethical, juridical, and secure point of view and enlighten the risks and advantages of cross border health data sharing.
About the event
Stockholm Region is one of Europe’s strongest life science areas and has via the Stockholm Centre for Health data thorough experience in the area of health data sharing. However, sharing of health data or data in general requires regulation, and the development of common European regulatory framework is influencing not only on a European level but also on a national and regional level. Therefore, the European Health Data Space (EHDS) is of great importance for the development of the quality of healthcare within the greater Stockholm region, regarding both the primary and secondary use of data.
In addition, the regulation of EHDS is an area that the current Swedish presidency of the European Council has included in the Swedish presidency programme as one of the issues to be addressed in the area of health and medical care. The presidency has underlined the importance of learning from the COVID-19 pandemic.
EIT Health was established in 2015, as a knowledge and innovation community of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). EIT Health exist to build an ecosystem where fresh thinking in healthcare can thrive. Their network connects world-class organisations across Europe from the three worlds of business, research and education. EIT Health is joining together a community of innovators dedicated to improving the lives of people and patients.
Agenda
09.00 Doors open; coffee and pastries served
09.15 Welcome note by Ms Anne Andersson, CEO at Stockholm Region EU Office
09.20 Guest speaker: Dr Clara Hellner, Director for Research and Innovation at Region Stockholm
09.40 Q&A
Moderator: Dr Monica Åberg Yngwe, Public Affairs and Stakeholder Relations Lead at
EIT Health Scandinavia
09.55 Closing remarks by moderator
Where
Stockholm Region EU Office, Avenue Marnix 28, 1000 Brussels
Registration
Register here or via the QR-code below.
Please register no later then 03-03-2023.
Contact
For any questions, please contact rebecca.timm@stockholmregion.org