xShare envisions that everyone can share their health data in European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF) with a click-of-a-button. The xShare Yellow button to be featured across health portals and patient apps, will allow people to exercise their data portability rights under GDPR. Through xSHARE, the EEHRxF will enable everyone to safely share their health data with a click of the xSHARE button and citizen engagement will be the driver for research as new innovative ways to explore health data will truly realize the vision of the European Health Data Space (EHDS).

By harmonizing structured and coded Electronic Health Records (EHRs) across the EU, xShare seeks to enhance data quality, interoperability, and accessibility, promoting the free movement of digital health services. The initiative also aims to standardize health data formats, ensuring their utility in various sectors, including continuity of care, public health, and clinical research. Furthermore, xShare integrates regulatory and industry stakeholders, establishing the European EHRxF Standards and Policy Hub, which will sustainably support and drive digital health innovations across Europe.

The xSHARE project is a major step toward improving health data interoperability in Europe by expanding the EHRxF. Here, we will focus on three key objectives:

1. The Policy Hub serves as a central governance body for the harmonization, maintenance, and adoption of the EHRxF. It brings together standards organizations, industry leaders, and regulators to ensure interoperability, support business-driven implementations, and monitor adoption across Europe.
2. The xShare Yellow Button provides a one-click solution for individuals to securely receive, store, and share their health data in compliance with GDPR. The Data Portability Toolkit ensures structured and coded interoperability, integrating seamlessly with health portals, mobile apps, and EHR systems, empowering citizens to control their medical data.
3. The xShare framework is being piloted in eight European countries, integrating the xShare Yellow Button within national and regional healthcare ecosystems. These sites serve as testing grounds to validate interoperability, ensure compliance with EHRxF standards, and refine real-world applications for cross-border health data exchange.

GNOMON leads Work Package 3 (WP3) – “Patients’ Right to Data Portability: the Case of Continuity of Care”, which focuses on developing the xShare Yellow Button Data Portability Toolkit and ensuring its seamless implementation across the eight adoption sites. As part of this role, GNOMON will implement the xShare Yellow Button in Greece and Ireland, ensuring its integration with national EHR systems and enabling GDPR-compliant health data exchange. In addition to its technical contributions, GNOMON collaborates with health authorities, industry stakeholders, and regulators to drive adoption and long-term sustainability. As a key partner in the European EHRxF Standards and Policy Hub, GNOMON also plays a role in shaping the technical and policy framework for digital health interoperability across Europe!

For more information, please contact:

Argiris Gkogkidis

R&D Project Manager

Gnomon Informatics SA

a.gkogkidis@gnomon.com.gr

Disclaimer:

Funding Source: European Union
Programme: HORIZON-HLTH-2023-IND-06
Reference: 101136734

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The XpanDH project is a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) aimed at accelerating the adoption and implementation of the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF) across Europe. By fostering a pan-European digital health ecosystem, the project ensures that healthcare providers, patients, and innovators can efficiently exchange health data, improving interoperability, patient care, and research opportunities.

XpanDH builds on previous EU-funded eHealth projects and adopts a “network-of-networks” approach, mobilizing key stakeholders and providing technical guidance and real-world examples to support the implementation of EEHRxF-based solutions. The project is structured around five main goals: developing technical specifications, establishing the X-Bundle Readiness model, testing real-world applications, fostering a digital health ecosystem, and ensuring long-term sustainability.

GNOMON plays a key role in developing and supporting the technical implementation of EEHRxF-based solutions, ensuring their practical adoption across various digital health ecosystems. As a technology partner, GNOMON contributes to refining interoperability frameworks, supporting the X-Bundle Readiness model, and engaging with healthcare stakeholders to drive real-world adoption. The company is actively involved in technical validation, capacity building, and providing expertise in digital health standardization, ensuring the scalability and sustainability of XpanDH outcomes.

For more information, please contact:

Argiris Gkogkidis

R&D Project Manager

Gnomon Informatics SA

a.gkogkidis@gnomon.com.gr

Disclaimer:

Funding Source: European Union
Programme: HORIZON-HLTH-2022-IND-13
Reference: 101095594

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The myHealth@myHands project aims to revolutionise digital healthcare across the European Union by 2030. Our primary objective is to ensure that all EU citizens have secure online access to their medical records, thereby simplifying health management. Thus, the project empowers individuals by granting them control over their health data and allowing them to determine who can access this information, alongside receiving personalised health support.

By integrating existing healthcare infrastructures with MyHealth@EU services, we aim to enhance data interoperability and facilitate seamless healthcare experiences across the EU. Our focus is on developing user-friendly, secure, and flexible eHealth solutions, meticulously designed with a user-centred approach to ensure effective implementation and scaling.

We are also establishing a knowledge hub to disseminate best practices and support collaborative efforts within the healthcare community. The myHealth@myHands project addresses the challenge of fragmented data access, striving to ensure efficient and cohesive healthcare delivery across member states. Through these efforts, we aim to significantly enhance the overall health ecosystem, benefiting all EU citizens.

Coordinator contact details

Department of Health, Ireland

office@myhealthmyhands.eu

List of participants

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For more information, please contact:
Dr.Apostolia Karabatea
R&D Project Manager
Gnomon Informatics SA
a.karabatea@gnomon.com.gr

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DYNAMO brings together four procurers from Italy, Portugal, Spain, Poland and the United Kingdom that not only see the need for such a solution but are willing to act on it now. They will set up a collaborative demandside initiative to create the economies of scale and early adoption cases required to build momentum for DYNAMO. As a strategic planning tool, DYNAMO will guide stakeholders in concept development, data modelling, process design and implementation planning. DYNAMO will be able to reliably inform medium-term investment planning to adapt existing processes and infrastructures (incl. IT systems).

More specifically, DYNAMO will be a socio-technical system to

• Efficiently adapt service delivery processes to shocks and structural changes
• Share and integrate cross-sectoral data to accurately forecast outcomes and impacts of alternative pathway configurations
• Facilitate task planning and skills matching in times of crises The Buyers Group includes health and care organisations and authorities representing diverse health care systems and settings, thus reflecting the requirements of different national health care ecosystems that DYNAMO will have to meet.

Gnomon led the Consortium of the solution “H-CARES” consisted of the following partners: Promptly Health (Portugal & UK), Datawizard (Italy), TREE TECHNOLOGY SA (Spain), Sano (Poland), ICCS (Greece), and Healthink (subcontractor of Gnomon) (Greece)

For more information, please contact

Dr.Apostolia Karabatea

R&D Project Manager

Gnomon Informatics SA

a.karabatea@gnomon.com.gr

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The initiative is set to deliver 46 revamped and integrated bachelor’s and master’s degree programs, complemented by 16 modular learning opportunities for lifelong learning. These innovative educational offerings are designed to produce 6,558 graduates and upskill 660 professionals with specialized digital competencies critical to advancing healthcare practices across Europe.

An Education Model for the Digital Era

The SUSA educational framework addresses critical gaps in healthcare’s digital competencies by introducing innovative content on data, artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), sustainability, regulation and global health. These competencies are embedded in the degree programs of participating universities, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and equipping students with real-world skills needed to work effectively in today’s healthcare settings.

The curriculum also offers flexibility through lifelong learning modules, targeting healthcare professionals seeking to update their digital skills. Designed to accommodate diverse career paths, these modules enable medical professionals, care providers, and technical staff to integrate advanced digital tools into their work, enhancing employability and supporting career growth.

Hands-On Learning Through Ecosystem Integration

A defining feature of the SUSA project is its emphasis on collaboration with key stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem. Partner organizations include hospitals, research institutes, and technology providers, ensuring that students gain practical experience and exposure to real-world challenges.

SUSA has four main objectives:

1. Co-design and co-deliver a bespoke advanced digital skills education program integrated into 20 bachelor’s and 26 master’s degree programs and 16 related self-standing modules
2. Implement an innovative initiative to attract qualified teaching staff and students for SUSA education offering
3. Upgrade digital infrastructures to support interoperability across HEIs for delivery of SUSA education program
4. Ensure sustainability of SUSA education program through sustainable partnership and integration with existing or emerging initiatives

Gnomon will contribute to these educational activities sharing crucial insights from eHealthPass and based on our interoperability expertise.

For more information, please contact:

Dr.Apostolia Karabatea

R&D Project Manager

Gnomon Informatics SA

a.karabatea@gnomon.com.gr

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The European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF or X-Format), as put forward by the Regulation on the European Health Data Space sits at the core of primary use and is key to secondary use of health data. Without an EU-wide range of in-service demonstrators of X-Format use it does not “really exist”. This needs intelligent approaches to implementation through well-adapted IT-solutions and a multidisciplinary health professionals positive experience.

The i2X project has the overall goal of showcasing in-service, sustainable implementation of the X-Format, in all its data priority categories, in over 13 healthcare settings in 12 Member States involving more 40 partners. It aims to demonstrate that the EEHRxF improves individuals’ health and care journeys, without introducing undue burden on health professionals and systems. The main result will be 40 real-world in-service demonstrators that can inspire and guide all others to adopt the EEHRxF, improve adoption efficiency and produce lessons learned. Real world demonstrators that result from industry-driven and health and care organizations and professionals lead digital transformation that adds value.

This is an “implementation” project, where experimentation is encouraged in real life settings to demonstrate new/easier ways for data capturing and reprocessing aligned with format specifications and how patients are cared for. Making use of a set of advanced digital technologies that ease health professionals use of data i2X learn from its demonstrators and provide recommendations for  pecifications and policy, while promoting standards alignment, wider awareness, and opportunities for non-partner organizations to also be early X-format adopters.

I2X relates to open innovation policy and implementation of MyHealth@EU services. It will build on previous projects and ongoing parallel EU initiatives such as Xt-EHR, XpanDH, xShare, while exploring synergies with other relevant merging consortia.

For more information please contact:

Dr.Apostolia Karabatea

R&D Project Manager

Gnomon Informatics SA

a.karabatea@gnomon.com.gr

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Το έργο AIGLI στοχεύει στην ανάπτυξη ενός καινοτόμου ψηφιακού βοηθού υγείας, ενσωματωμένου στην πλατφόρμα eHealthPass, αξιοποιώντας τεχνολογίες Τεχνητής Νοημοσύνης (AI), Μηχανικής Μάθησης (ML) και Επεξεργασίας Φυσικής Γλώσσας (NLP). Μέσα από έξυπνη επεξεργασία δεδομένων και διασύνδεση με φορεσιμές συσκευές, το έργο ενισχύει την αυτοδιαχείριση χρόνιων παθήσεων και την επικοινωνία μεταξύ ασθενών και επαγγελματιών υγείας.

Το έργο υλοποιήθηκε στο πλαίσιο του προγράμματος «Ανάπτυξη Ψηφιακών Προϊόντων και Υπηρεσιών» του Εθνικού Σχεδίου Ανάκαμψης και Ανθεκτικότητας «Ελλάδα2.0» με τη χρηματοδότηση της Ευρωπαϊκής Ένωσης-NextGenerationEU

H επίσημη διαδικτυακή πύλη της δράσης https://digitalsme.gov.gr

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iTRIER: innovative Triage management system strengthening Resilience and Inter-operability of Emergency medical service

i-TRIER is the name both of the consortium led by Gnomon Informatics SA, and of the proposed innovative and affordable solution as part of the 3-phase iProcureSecurity PCP project; the latter aims to enhance digital triage management systems and has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. The i-TRIER consortium includes market-leading industrial partners Agencies (CS GROUP-France, BETA80-Italy, ERC Grup-Turkey) with a strong record in integrating their solutions in the operational systems of Civil Protection, Ambulance Dispatch Centers and Hospitals, a well-established SME in the personal health data management domain (Gnomon-Greece), and two renowned research institutes (ICCS-Greece, and UPO-CRIMEDIM-Italy). i-TRIER aims to increase effectiveness and efficiency of emergency medical services (EMS) by developing a novel, modular, and highly flexible triage management system, which includes a fully digitized triage component, on-site management, control/decision support, and computer-aided dispatch systems with advanced capabilities for remote operations support. Additionally, it will provide strong interoperability for unifying emergency and victim tracking data with health data, and will support citizens by providing solutions for facilitating the access to their personal health records in case of emergency. The consortium has established an efficient work plan, and is continuously evolving its commercialization roadmap to ensure the solution finds its way into the operational systems of EMS and Civil Protection Agencies, ultimately contributing to their goal of saving lives.

Learn more about this project: https://www.i-trier.eu/

Contact persons:

Maria Troullinou

Project Manager (Gnomon)

m.troullinou@gnomon.com.gr

Eleftherios Ouzounoglou

Technical Manager (ICCS)

eleftherios.ouzounoglou@iccs.gr

This article reflects only iTRIER Consortium views and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or iProcureSecurity PCP Consortium. Neither the European Union nor iProcureSecurity PCP Consortium can be held responsible for them and/or for any use that may be made of the information this article contains.

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• regulatory purposes of national medicinal products authorities and the European Medicines Agency (EMA)
• global pharmacovigilance
• advancing cross-border digital health services, particularly ePrescription
• better healthcare for all, public health services, clinical research, big data analytics, artificial intelligence applications.

UNICOM is dedicated to

• improving patient safety globally
• facilitating better healthcare for all

Patient safety issues, like medication errors, are due to numerous reasons, but many of them are related to a lack of readability of prescriptions, sometimes the partial absence of well detailed, structured and coded information on medicinal products – which also may somewhat differ depending on the national market, or missing information on other medicines taken by the patient.

The current digitalization of the healthcare sector may contribute substantially to reduce these threats, but without the adoption and concrete implementation of common conceptual and semantic standards to accurately identify and provide full, consistent and high quality data on all medicinal products available in the respective national or European market, the expected added value cannot be entirely delivered with data unable to travel between systems, regions, countries or use-cases.

All of this will be of great benefit to patients as well as healthcare professionals, and contribute to better healthcare for all across the Union.

The UNICOM Innovation Action has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 875299.

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