Seminar on the European Health Data Space

In May, the European Commission submitted a proposal to create a European Health Data Space as part of the extensive digital infrastructure work. The aim of the Commission's proposal for a regulation is to give individuals in the EU greater control over their health data and to make it easier to share and access different types of health data. This applies both to healthcare (primary use) and to research, innovation and decision-making (secondary use). The Commission's proposal is very ambitious and is now being discussed in the various Member States. In Sweden, the Swedish eHealth Agency is assisting the Ministry of Social Affairs in the negotiations on the regulation as an expert authority. The proposal is expected to be discussed and possibly adopted during the Swedish Presidency in spring 2023. For healthcare and for business, the proposal could have major consequences in everything from innovation to complex regulatory aspects and, in turn, impact on the market and business models.

Participants:
Michel Silvestri, Head of Unit, eHealth Agency
Maria Hassel, International Coordinator, eHealth Agency
Patrik Georgii-Hemming, CIMO, Karolinska University Hospital
Peter Kjäll, Industry Policy Expert, TechSverige
Daniel Forslund, Development Manager Digitalization, Vårdföretagarna
Catharina Borgenstierna, CEO, Camanio
Tomas Block, Chief Medical Officer, Cambio Healthcare System

Date: November 17
Time: 13.00-14.30 (light lunch served between 12.30-13.00)
Format: Live event
Location: City Life Konferens & Möten, Sveavägen 63, Stockholm
Language: Swedish
Cost: Free for Swecare and TechSverige members and partners.
Digital participation is free of charge.
Register no later than:
November 10 for physical participation (50 seats)
November 16 for digital participation