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1. A European arena for joint innovation in healthcare: The Platform for Innovation of Procurement and Procurement of Innovation (PiPPi)

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Margaret R. Andrews, Preston A. Long, Martina Ahlberg, Fred Balvert, Rossana Alessandrello, Agnese Lazzari, Maarten M. Timmermann, Mariet Nouri Janian, Minerva Rantaniska, Ann Spence, Peter Söderman, Victòria Valls-Comamala, and Tanja Stamm

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health innovation, digital health, innovation procurement, health policy, Community of Practice, university hospital, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270
Abstract

By 2000 the European Union (EU) had recognized that its innovation capacity was underperforming in comparison to similar competitors and trading partners. Although the EU has made an effort to stimulate public research and development (R&D) through policy tools like Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) and Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI), starting with the 2000 Lisbon strategy and continuing through the 2021 updated Guidance on Innovation Procurement, there has remained a gap in knowledge of and use of these tools, in particular within healthcare. The past decades have seen an explosion in the number and use of digital technologies across the entire spectrum of healthcare. Demand-driven R&D has lagged here, while new digital health R&D has largely been driven by the supply side in a linear fashion, which can have disappointing results. PCP and PPI could have big impacts on the development and uptake of innovative health technology. The Platform for Innovation of Procurement and Procurement of Innovation (PiPPi) project was a Horizon 2020-funded project that ran from December 2018 to May 2022 with a consortium including seven of Europe's premier research hospitals and the Catalan Agency for Health Information. To promote PCP and PPI, PiPPi established a virtual Community of Practice (CoP) that brings together all stakeholder groups to share and innovate around unmet healthcare needs. This perspective presents a brief history of PCP and PPI in Europe with a focus on digital innovation in healthcare before introducing the PiPPi project and its value proposition.

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2023
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4. "GDPR" IMPACT ON HEALTH DATA EXCHANGE IN EUROPEAN DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT.

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Paola Aurucci, Eleonora Ciceri, Mariet Nouri Janian, Andrea Micheletti, and Alberto Sanna

Subjects
DATA protection, INTERNET marketing, SOCIAL impact assessment, BIOMETRIC identification, CLOUD computing
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The aim of this paper is to provide practical guidance to ensure compliance of the SHiELD project with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU), 2016/679 also known as "GDPR". The SHiELD project is a H2020 project whose objective is to support the lawful exchange of clinical information across Europe and is built upon the epSOS project. GDPR remains in the path defined in 1995 and does not change the main elements of the model provided by the Directive. Notice and consent remain an important legal ground for the processing of sensitive data, this is why a two-steps-consent by the data subject to the transfer and processing of health data should be envisaged by the project. However, compared to the Directive 95/46/EC, the GDPR imposes stricter security obligations on data processors and controllers. This new Regulation simultaneously broadens the relevance of the risk - as it is explicitly based on the notion of risk/based approach - and a detailed Data Protection Impact Assessment must be undertaken and documented prior the project is implemented. In line with the new accountability principle, processors and controllers should also be able to demonstrate compliance with the GDPR. This paper, in the conclusions, also underlines that SHiELD project full compliance to the Regulation could be assessed only when all Member States have revised or adapted their legislation in order to comply with the GDPR end to exploit their discretional power, delegated to them by the EU legislator on specific subjects, like processing of genetic, biometric or health data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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