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The second health data-related and EU-funded joint action TEHDAS2 started in May 2024. Over 60 organisations from 29 European countries have joined forces to plan, develop and prepare for the implementation of the new EU regulation on the European Health Data Space – EHDS. As part of the European Health Union, the European Union aims

Hands-on experience, support for implementers and continued collaboration across Europe will be essential for putting the European Health Data Space (EHDS) requirements into practice. These were among the key messages from a workshop bringing together representatives from Member States, European projects and the European Commission. With the EHDS regulation now in place, attention is increasingly

More than 500 responses received through the third and final TEHDAS2 public consultation will help refine guidelines supporting the implementation of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) for the secondary use of health data. During the consultation, stakeholders reviewed seven draft guidelines covering topics central to implementing the EHDS: collaboration frameworks, international data access, data

TEHDAS2 will hold its final conference on 16 November in Brussels and online, bringing together project partners, policymakers, experts and key actors from across Europe to reflect on the project’s achievements and explore the next steps in implementing the European Health Data Space (EHDS). TEHDAS2 has developed 21 guidelines and technical specifications on the secondary

A new TEHDAS2 expert specification gives Member States a practical framework for building systems to handle health data access applications and requests under the European Health Data Space (EHDS). The document sets out how to develop a Data Access Application Management System (DAAMS), a national platform designed to support secure and compliant access to electronic

TEHDAS2 has published a new guideline to help health data access bodies (HDABs) assess whether a request for data is allowed, prohibited or subject to limitations under the European Health Data Space (EHDS). The document translates a complex legal framework into practical guidance for day-to-day assessment work, including how to handle questions around prohibited uses

TEHDAS2 has published a guideline for health data access bodies (HDABs) on handling significant findings arising from the secondary use of electronic health data under the European Health Data Space (EHDS). It sets out how such findings should be managed securely, transparently and in line with national rules. The guideline makes clear that HDABs are

TEHDAS2 has published a guideline to support health data access bodies (HDABs) in implementing the European Health Data Space (EHDS) opt-out right for secondary use of electronic health data. The guideline outlines key requirements for managing opt-out choices and where Member States have flexibility in organising technical and operational arrangements. The document provides practical guidance

A new TEHDAS2 guideline explains how health data can be safely accessed and used under the European Health Data Space (EHDS). It provides practical guidance on data minimisation and privacy-preserving methods throughout the data access process for those involved in the secondary use of sensitive health data. Intended for health data access bodies (HDABs), data

TEHDAS2 has published technical specifications defining how secure processing environments (SPEs) required under the European Health Data Space (EHDS) should be designed, operated and governed. The document provides health data access bodies (HDABs) with a common basis for implementing SPEs for the secondary use of electronic health data. The document outlines the minimum technical, functional

TEHDAS2 has released a guideline for health data holders on making electronic health data available for secondary use under the European Health Data Space (EHDS). The document focuses on what happens after a national health data access body issues a data permit or approves a request. It places the role of health data holders (e.g.