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Europe's Health Data Future Depends on Trust, Not Just Technology
Technology alone will not determine the success of EHDS. The European Health Data Space can only function at scale if citizens, healthcare providers, regulators, researchers, and public institutions trust the infrastructure responsible for processing health data.
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Data Permits Under EHDS: The New Operating Model for Health Data Access
Article 68 of Regulation (EU) 2025/327 introduces the operational heart of EHDS secondary use: the data permit.
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From Regulation to Implementation: What OpenEHDS Is Actually Building
As EHDS moves from regulation into implementation, a major gap becomes visible: Europe has governance requirements, but still lacks shared operational infrastructure.
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The Hidden Core of EHDS: Secure Processing Environments Explained
Article 73 of Regulation (EU) 2025/327 introduces one of the most important and least publicly understood elements of the European Health Data Space: Secure Processing Environments (SPEs).
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Opt-Out in EHDS: The Most Sensitive Operational Challenge
The right to opt out from secondary use is one of the most politically sensitive and operationally complex elements of EHDS.
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EHDS Timeline Explained: What Happens Between 2027 and 2035
The European Health Data Space will not become operational overnight. Regulation (EU) 2025/327 introduces a phased implementation timeline extending from 2027 to 2035.
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EHDS Is Not a Data Lake: Understanding the Real Architecture of the European Health Data Space
The European Health Data Space (EHDS), established under Regulation (EU) 2025/327, is frequently misunderstood as a large-scale European health data sharing platform. In reality, the regulation introduces something fundamentally different: a regulated governance and infrastructure framework for controlled access, interoperability, and secure processing of health data across Europe.
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EHDS and Interoperability: Why Europe Is Standardising the EHR Market
Chapter III of Regulation (EU) 2025/327 fundamentally changes how interoperability is regulated in the European healthcare ecosystem.
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Why EHDS Needs Open Infrastructure
EHDS introduces shared obligations across Europe, but it does not provide a shared implementation layer.
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EHDS Compliance by Design: Why Governance Is Becoming Infrastructure
EHDS represents one of the clearest examples of governance becoming executable infrastructure.
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Secondary Use Under EHDS: Why Access to Health Data Will Never Be Open
Secondary use is one of the most ambitious and strategically important parts of EHDS. It enables the use of health data for scientific research, innovation, public health, statistics, healthcare planning, AI development, and policy making.
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