Data-Driven Industry

Propelling forward the health data movement

Health data is driving innovation.

The growing awareness, acceptance and eagerness for stepping up the uses of health data does require industry players to provide evidence of the quality and trustworthiness of their health data handling.

Give yourself the tools to confirm your legitimate position in the health data ecosystem.

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Promote the benefits from interoperable health solutions.

How robust is your health data approach?

Are you sure all measures are in place in order to...

  • ...trust the quality of the data you generate?
  • ...trust the quality of the data you connect to?
  • ...safeguard the privacy-compliant use of health data?
  • ...smoothly connect to data in other systems?
  • ...guarantee the smooth functional operation of your data system?
  • ...demonstrate trustworthy health data (handling)?
  • ...interact within the health data ecosystem?

Be confident you produce reliable insights

A continuous cycle of data improvement

Health data is a major asset to your business. It is essential that data quality checks and improvement cycles be integrated in your organisation’s daily routines.

Improve your access to reliable real-world data

Combine and collate health data

You want to select the appropriate real-world data fast and easy. However, real-world health data is often not fit for the intended reuse purposes.

Health data providers can therefore have their specific data sets benchmarked against your quality criteria so as to check whether they are fit for your objective.

Comply with all data protection regulations

Create clarity and alignment

Health data is the most personal and sensitive information. Its use is tightly governed.

GDPR compliance is a challenge that has to interplay with other aspects of information governance such as ethics, security and contractual obligations. 

In addition, the assurance of the processes, tools and practices that are in force when using a health ICT system is essential.

And finally, you want to educate your staff to ensure they understand and adhere to your practices and policies.

Make sure data from different sources can be connected

Facilitate seamless sharing

The transfer of health data from one ICT health system to another similar system is necessary to allow for better individual care provision and for big data analysis.

i~HD is active in promoting the development and use of interoperability standards through EC Support Actions and innovation projects, awareness campaigns, guides and educational materials for professionals and decision makers.

Comply with the relevant functional criteria

Stay on top of the fast-changing requirements

The requirements of state-of-the-art health software are multiplying and becoming more and more complex.

Users (both organisations and citizens), commissioners and health authorities want guarantees that health software operates in accordance with the relevant functional criteria.

i~HD has access to a repository of over 1700 indexed fine-grained validated criteria. Furthermore, as new criteria sets are being developed by stakeholders in the health ICT ecosystem, we step in to help define the criteria and to go through the validation phase that is required before integration in a standardised scheme.

Produce the necessary quality labels

Create certified trust

There is a growing demand from individuals and businesses alike to see evidence of the quality and trustworthiness of health data and health data handling.

As a neutral body, i~HD can help produce the necessary evidence by conducting assessments and issuing different types of quality labels that showcase an organisation’s accountability.

Be part of an innovative health data community

Connect and collaborate

Get in touch with other health data stakeholders, discover novel approaches, learn from each other and boost collaboration to maximise joint value from health data.

Participating in our events and joining our neutral European multi-stakeholder institute means being part of a health data community where you can propose initiatives and work out solutions.