• EIT Health welcomes the proposed AI Regulation and its ambition to create horizontal legislation overseeing AI and to maximise the safety and trustworthiness of this technology. We welcome the creation of a risk-classification of AI and prohibition of certain AI in alignment with the OECD, as this type of risk management is vital to ensuring uptake of this important technology.
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EIT Health filed 10 positions between 2 Feb 2021 and 23 Sept 2026, across 8 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 10 times.
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EIT Health welcomes the Commissions Biotech Act proposal to boost European competitiveness & innovation, via the biotech sector. The key drivers outlined by the Commission are explored in a recent EIT Health Think Tank report, Skills, scale and science: Uniting European Innovation Ecosystems through the Biotech Act, by industry experts.
EIT Health welcomes the commitment to reinforce Europes competitiveness through the Biotech Act. The European biotech sector has the potential to transform health outcomes, strengthen Europes strategic autonomy, and drive competitiveness. Small start-ups and SMEs require specific policy support and are disproportionately impacted by a number of issues.
EIT Health welcomes the Commission's efforts to strengthen basic skills and improve educational outcomes across Europe. From our experience supporting innovation, education and skills development across the health sector, we observe that the accelerating pace of technological and societal change requires learners to develop not only strong foundational skills, but also adaptability, critical thinking, creativity and…
EIT Health welcomes the publication of EHDS proposal, a key building block for the creation of a sustainable and resilient European Health Union, and an unprecedented opportunity to leverage the European power to innovate.
EIT Health European Health Data Space Consultation Response • The EHDS will be an important part of Europe’s health research and innovation landscape which will support the development of many innovative treatments and interventions which will improve outcomes, health and quality of life.
• EIT Health welcomes the legislative proposal for the Data Governance Act (DGA), noting that it provides for the adoption of sector specific legislation for sectoral data spaces which will build on the provisions of the DGA and will apply in complement to it. EIT Health looks forward to providing comment on such draft legislation.
EIT Health is the health-focused Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). It brings together organisations from business, research, education and healthcare delivery to address major health challenges while strengthening Europe's competitiveness through innovation, entrepreneurship, investment and skills development.
The EIT (European Institute of Innovation and Technology) KICs (Knowledge and Innovation Communities) welcome 2023 as the European Year of Skills. The EIT KICs appreciate the European Unions intention to invest and catalyse efforts in education and lifelong learning.
EIT Health Response to Consultation on Proposal for a Regulation on Serious Cross-border Health Threats • In early 2020, Europe, along with the rest of the world, was struck by the greatest public health challenge of recent times – a pandemic of global proportions. COVID-19 posed a significant threat to our society, our economy, and our way of life. During the pandemic agility and speed were of critical importance.
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