19-20 March 2025 || The EGG, Brussels, Belgium
Dipak Kalra
President, i~HD
Health Data Summit '25
High-quality data to deliver tomorrow’s healthcare
In an era where health data is pivotal to driving improvements in patient care, clinical research and healthcare policy, especially with the advent of AI and data spaces in the ecosystem, ensuring the quality of this data from its initial collection to its various uses is of paramount importance.
The Health Data Summit 2025 – “High-quality data to deliver tomorrow’s healthcare” was dedicated to advancing healthcare and fostering innovation through strategic data quality management: the first step towards improved care and better research through data.
More than 300 thought leaders, healthcare professionals, policymakers and technology providers were given a shared space to discuss and devise strategies for maintaining high-quality data – from collection to the use and reuse.
Participants learned actionable guidelines and materials applicable at every level: from technical and healthcare provider levels to management, divided into three comprehensive tracks that each address a critical aspect of health data quality: a fundamental building block towards the future of healthcare.
Keynotes
Enrique Bernal-Delgado
Senior Data Scientist, Institute for Health Sciences Aragon (IACS)
Bart Vannieuwenhuyse
Senior Data Scientist, Institute for Health Sciences Aragon (IACS)
Koenraad Jacob
Head of Division for Policy Information and Data, Care Department, Flemish Government
Noella Pierlet
Head of Data Science, Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg
Isabelle de Zegher
Founder, b!loba
Maxim Moinat
Scientific Researcher, Medical Informatics Department, Erasmus MC
Pascal Verdonck
Vice-President, Belgian Association of Hospital Managers
Christos Chatzichristos
Academic AI Expert, Flanders AI Academy (VAIA)
Tom Braekeleirs
Visiting Professor, Ghent University/Healthcare Advisor
Programme Overview
Three Main Tracks
Data Quality Management: From Collection to Application
Ensuring Excellence in Secondary Data Use: Strategies for High-Quality Data
Pioneering Health Data Quality Research
Day 1 (19 March, Wednesday)
Plenary Session 1: Keynotes from Thought Leaders
- The Porto Declaration on Health Data Quality: an Update
- EHDS, what will the data quality and utility label look like?
- Health Data Quality Maturity
Parallel Sessions
Strengthening Hospitals for High-Quality Health Data Collection: Tools and Strategies for Excellence
Parallel Sessions
Data Quality, the Key Requirement to Mitigate AI Bias
Parallel Sessions
Advancing Health Data Quality Research: State of the Art
Plenary Session 2: Keynotes from Thought Leaders
- Health Data Quality Strategy, Belgium's Vision
- How does Data Harmonisation Affect Data Quality?
Parallel Sessions
Strategic Health Data Quality Management: Integrating Policy, Governance, and Resource Allocation
Parallel Sessions
Harnessing Data Quality for Optimising Clinical Research, and Policy Making
Parallel Sessions
Advancing Health Data Quality Research: State of the Art
Day 2 (20 March, Thursday)
Plenary Session 3: Keynotes from Thought Leaders
- Health Data Quality, What is My Return as a Citizen?
- Health Data Quality, the Key component for Real-World Evidence
- Secondary Use of Data Starts in the Hospital
Parallel Sessions
Advanced Strategies and Tools for Ensuring High-Quality Data during Data Mapping
Parallel Sessions
Data Quality in the Era of Synthetic Data
Parallel Sessions
Advancing Health Data Quality Research: State of the Art
Plenary Session 4: Keynotes from Thought Leaders
- Health Data Quality and Trustworthy AI
- Future Innovations Driven by Health Data Quality
Panel Discussion
Multi-stakeholder perspectives on data quality from the secondary use perspective.
What is needed to have better data quality for all?
Who should attend
- Patient organisations
- Healthcare providers
- Academia & research centres
- Health & data strategy organisations
- Standard & certification organisations
- Health ICT industry
- Data-driven industry
- Pharma & life sciences
- Health policymakers & funders
Organising Partners
Sponsors
Partners
