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While the final text is under finalisation, the infrastructure according to the EP’s press release of Friday 15 March would work as follows :`
SUMMARY
The Space purports to ease access to personal health data and to boost secure sharing for the public & private interest :
-Patients will be able to access their personal health data electronically across the EU’s different healthcare systems.
-Patients will be able to download their health record free of charge.
-Health professionals like dental practitioners will have access to their patients’ data, based strictly on what is necessary for a given treatment (this is the ‘primary use’ of these data).
-Industry & Research will have access to an unprecedented amount of health data (450 million citizens are potentially concerned) thanks to the possibility –heavily negotiated– of a « second use » of these data (see below).
Lire la suite2 miles-stones & 1 requirement have been set by the Belgian presidency of the EU in March 2024:
1° A conference about the future of the EU Health Union took place in Brussels on 26–27 March.
The Belgian EU presidency worked to lay a foundation for a future EU health workforce strategy.
Lire la suiteL’automne dernier, des enseignants-chercheurs impliqués dans un large projet Européen (J.Dixon et collaborateurs, dont S.Tubert-Jeannin, V.Roger-Leroi & S Vital) publiaient une enquête sur la formation des chirurgiens-dentistes en Europe1,2. L’enquête est disponible en ligne et s’intitule O-HEALTH-EDU: Aperçu de l’état actuel de la formation des professionnels de la santé orale en Europe.
Le Pr Tubert-Jeannin (Département de santé publique orale, Université Clermont Auvergne, France), coordinatrice du projet, nous présente l’intérêt de cette étude.
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