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?

Panellists

Moderator: Alexander Berler, IHE Catalyst, Greece

Dr. Indrek Koovit, North-Estonia Medical Centre, Estonia

Gabrielle Wong, EMD Digital, Germany

Rachelle Kaye, KSM & K-Tor, Israel

🌟 EHTEL deal: Get an extra 10% off by using the code RHF261

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

We invite you to read the working paper ahead of the event and come ready to share your views during the Symposium sessions. Your feedback is essential, allowing you 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.