Secondary use of data under the European Health Data Space: some relevant issues
summary
European Health Data Space sets hard dates and roles: it entered into force March 2025, applies in 2027 and makes secondary use operational 2029 only after implementing acts (many due by March 2027). The Commission will run HealthData@EU as a federated national catalogs portal, operate a Union Health Data Access Service, and may offer a pan‑European SPE option while national HDABs provide secure processing environments. Fees are allowed for cost recovery with academic discounts; major gaps remain on harmonized standards, data quality and multi‑authority coordination for AI medical devices.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00EHDS panel introduction
- 1:22EHDS construction challenges
- 3:52EU Commission role in EHDS
- 13:57Secure processing environments
- 27:08Standards for secondary data use
- 39:19Supervision across frameworks
- 50:48Q&A on fees and access
- 1:04:43Audience questions on AI risks
- 1:12:16Closing remarks
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