Enabling Factors and Opportunities to Maximize Health Data Reuse

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Abstract This chapter looks at future developments and maximization of health data reuse in public health. The digital maturity of healthcare systems is, for example, a crucial factor in enabling the availability of electronic health data and their sharing through interconnected databases. The frontiers opened by artificial intelligence to improve health surveillance, disease detection, and resource allocation are changing public health programmes and population well-being by enabling targeted health promotion efforts, identifying high-risk populations, enhancing communication strategies tailored to specific patient subgroups, optimizing logistics in healthcare delivery, and supporting professionals’ decision-making processes. The common data spaces, which are going to be built in the EU to promote data sharing and innovation, are sustained and strengthened by important reforms, such as the European for Health Data Space Regulation, which aims to standardize eHealth data exchange, empower individuals, and facilitate the secondary use of health data for research, innovation, and policy making by providing precise rules for health data governance, interoperability, and safe data sharing across EU Member States.

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