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aNewGovernance applauds the European Commission’s intention to create the European Health Data Space. The COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to be the catalyst to a long-awaited bold human-centered shift in the way we manage our Health, truly moving from sick-care to health-care (see document attached).
The EHDS Inception Impact Assessment sets out ambitious objectives linking together the need for secure and trusted health data sharing for what will be the creation of the first European data space. The EHDS has the potential to be the single market for digital health products and services, and the global centre of development of secure AI powered digital health.
DIGITALEUROPE is a great supporter of the ambitions outlined in the Commission’s proposal for a regulation on the European Health Data Space (EHDS) which in our view is not a mere regulation but rather a holistic vision for the future of health and care for Europe. More effective use of health data is necessary to address diseases impacting often vulnerable communities.
Please find attached our detailed feedback. Summary: The future EU data spaces, as outlined in the Commission’s Data strategy, will be key to create a Single Market for data that will drive the EU’s digital transformation.
aNewGovernance welcomes the publication of the Data Governance Act. Following on our response to the overall EU Data Strategy, we support the European Commission’s actions encouraging data sharing and reuse, thus unlocking the yet unexploited financial and societal value of data. Building on our previous contributions, we would like to precise the following points: 1.
DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the proposal for a Data Governance Act (DGA) and the possibility to provide feedback to the Commission. We are still finalising an in-depth analysis, but we already share below a set of early comments. Scope: The scope of the DGA needs to be clarified.
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