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HIMSS Global Health Conference: Fair and trust-based flow of health data in Europe
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HIMSS Global Health Conference: Fair and trust-based flow of health data in Europe

Sitra contributes to the debate on the future of healthcare at the HIMSS Las Vegas conference, 9-13 August 2021. Sitra’s session focuses on the European approach on the better use of health data under the fair data economy principles.

  • August 9, 2021 at 5:00 pm - August 13, 2021 at 2:30 pm
  • Hybrid event, Las Vegas, United States

HIMSS, the global health conference of the international digital health community, takes place as a hybrid event on 9-13 August 2021. Sitra’s ‘Good Evening from Europe’ session spotlights the European perspective on the use of health data. In Europe, a new model is being built for the cross-border use of health data. The model is supported by common rules, taking into account full respect to individuals’ privacy.

Sitra’s president Jyrki Katainen will hold a keynote presentation on the fair data economy and the European approach towards the better use of health data. Bert Verdonck, programme manager for Health Data Spaces and Gaia-X at Philips, joins with highlights from the European industry perspective about what is the role of business in creating fair rules for health data.

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Sitra’s programme: Good Evening from Europe – Fair and trust-based flow of health data in Europe

Thursday, 12 August 13:40-14:10 PDT (22.40-23:10 EEST)

Opening words
Meeri Toivanen, Project Coordinator, Health Data 2030, Sitra

Keynote presentation: Fair data economy and the European approach towards the better use of health data
Jyrki Katainen, President of Sitra

Keynote presentation: The European industry perspectives and what is the role of business in creating fair rules for health data
Bert Verdonck, Programme Manager, Health Data Spaces and Gaia-X, Philips

Closing words
Meeri Toivanen, Project Coordinator, Health Data 2030, Sitra

 

*The programme is subject to change. Please note the time difference.

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