Session supported by XiA.

The EHDS addresses the syntax of health systems transactions, though not yet the use of semantic resources. What are the necessary conditions to implement a meaningful - in particular semantic - interoperability strategy in a dedicated organisation? Which infrastructure, tools and competences are necessary? Can AI meet the clinician dream with coding happening in the background with no or very minimal human intervention?

A working paper on "Increasing the availability of high-quality and structured health data, the potential of AI and other means" will lie at the heart of this session. 

It offers you the opportunity to: 

• Influence the AI potential within the EHDS: Ensure real-world healthcare and innovation needs are reflected in practice.

• Bring practice to policy: Help make the EHDS regulation more realistic, sustainable, and workable.

• Strengthen EHTEL’s collective voice: Contribute to a united position that amplifies EHTEL's influence in European digital health policy.

Panellists

Moderator: Alexander Berler, IHE Catalyst, Greece

Terje Peetso, North-Estonia Medical Centre, Estonia

Rachelle Kaye, KSM & K-Tor, Israel