The Irish Blood Transfusion Service welcomes the proposal to create legislation in support of an EU Health Data Space particularly with regard to the potential for using health data to optimise healthcare delivery and for appropriate healthcare research purposes.
IBT
Irish Blood Transfusion Service
Public authority · Ireland
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Irish Blood Transfusion Service filed 2 positions on 3 Feb 2021, across 1 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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The Irish Blood Transfusion Service welcomes the proposal to create legislation in support of an EU Health Data Space particularly with regard to the potential for using health data to optimise healthcare delivery and for appropriate healthcare research purposes.
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