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'Building Trust in Health Data' - i~HD 2023 Conference
NOV
Thu
30
DEC
Fri
01

This was 2 years ago

Location

Hybrid event

Ghent Marriott Hotel, 9000, Belgium
Programmes
Health AI Continent

The 2023 European Institute for Innovation through Health Data (i~HD) conference will provide participants with a broader scope for enabling trust in the secondary use of health data. i~HD will present its holistic view showing all important health data challenges to be solved in order to trustworthy use and reuse of high-quality data to continuously improve care and accelerate research.

Making a comeback in the i~HD conference is “Joining the Dots” where European funded projects tackling health data challenges will be brought together. Use cases, insights, successes and challenges will once again be front-and-centre as experts lead the sessions.

More information, the detailed programme and registration on the conference website.

Please be aware this is a paying event. Please make sure to check the ticket price before registry. You can opt for virtual participation or for on-site participation (including an optional social programme).

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