Background
Covid-19 pandemic surfaced the deficiencies of healthcare systems on centralized and decentralized resource and data management. Hospitals in many cases are not equipped to create data sets for research purposes (technically and legally). This has an impact on harmonization, interoperability, unnecessary processing and data collection. Several countries lack of a digital national strategy for healthcare.
The council’s goals
The Council’s 2023 Work
The Council’s 2022 REsults
Members
Members of the Council represent the many stakeholders of the healthcare industry:
Health data should be seen as an essential resource for science and health innovation. I hope that through the HDI Council we can contribute in making the world realizing the huge opportunity to advance health science and healthcare if we create an ecosystem incentivizing data sharing.
Meni Styliadou
Founder & Co-Lead at H2O
We need algorethics: a new chapter in ethical reflection that wants to outline some ethical principles to be translated or implemented in software in a view to mitigate the unintended effects of algorithmic execution.
Paolo Benanti
Ethics and Bioethics Professor at Pontificia Università Gregoriana
This council should make recommendations for action regarding the use of data in the health sector, aimed at stakeholders, decision-makers and public policy makers. Recommendations that facilitate research, innovation and, above all, with the common good in mind.
Senén Barro Ameneiro
Director CiTIUS-Research Center in Intelligent Technologies at Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
This platform represents the most important Health Data Governance principles, i.e. allowing to protect people in using valuable data, promote the value of the health data and prioritize the equity around the globe in using them. That’s what I like in bringing equitable governance of Health Data through this Council.
Vincent Dupont
Co-Founder & CSMO at PatientSupportR
I commit myself to actively work to develop in citizens-at-large, and in healthcare professionals, what I call ‘BRAINWARE. BRAINWARE is the mindset needed to fully exploit all the possibilities offered by the access to Big Data using the new and future digitals tools, without feeling of being threatened by the digital transformation we are implementing.
Paolo Parini
Senior Consultant and Director of Research & Development, Education and Innovation at Karolinska University Hospital
Professor at Karolinska Institutet