Emilia Valbum on how to build a better EHDS
Read how we can enable the European Health Data Space to thrive and watch as Emilia Valbum (3M), Vice-Chair, Health Committee, AmCham EU explains how the EU institutions can build the best EHDS.
Digitalising the healthcare sector is key to advancing innovation and ensuring the health and safety of citizens. The European Commission has presented a proposal for a European Health Data Space (EHDS) comprised of rules, common standards and practices meant to unleash health data’s full potential. For the EHDS to be successful, it must ensure legal certainty and flexibility, and establish open, transparent and structured engagement with all stakeholders.
Read how we can enable the European Health Data Space to thrive and watch as Emilia Valbum (3M), Vice-Chair, Health Committee, AmCham EU explains how the EU institutions can build the best EHDS.
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Europe’s life sciences sector sits at the heart of the EU’s competitiveness agenda. It supports advanced manufacturing and helps bring new treatments and technologies to patients. Yet companies deciding where to invest need a regulatory environment that is predictable and open to global cooperation.
The European Commission’s work on the Biotech Act and the targeted revision of the Medical Devices and In Vitro Diagnostics Regulations (MDR/IVDR) offers an opportunity to improve that environment. Both files can help make Europe a stronger location for life sciences investment.
The EU should use this moment to build a framework that keeps pace with scientific progress. That means faster and clearer procedures. It also means better use of data and intellectual property rules that recognise the realities of global supply chains.
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