Regional Track
28th November – 08:30 – 09:45 – Session VIII
Best Practice in sharing Data in regional Perspective
Modern healthcare is based on evidence and this evidence comes from data. Therefore, data relating to individuals are fundamental to modern health research. The processing of personal data is vital for clinical trials and observational research performed in industry and academia.
These considerations are even more pertinent with regards to personalised medicine. The ability to use personal data relating to health is central to realising the promise of PM. The session will examine best practice at the regional level and frameworks to leverage this across these across Member States.
Modern healthcare is based on evidence and this evidence comes from data. Therefore, data relating to individuals are fundamental to modern health research. The processing of personal data is vital for clinical trials and observational research performed in industry and academia.
These considerations are even more pertinent with regards to personalised medicine. The ability to use personal data relating to health is central to realising the promise of PM. The session will examine best practice at the regional level and frameworks to leverage this across these across Member States.
Chair
Angelo Paradiso
Vice Scientific Director, Istituto Tumori Bari, National Cancer Research Center
Panel
Mario Romao
EMEA Global Public Policy Team, Intel
Best Practice in Sharing Samples and Data in Regional Perspective
Peter Riegman
Pathologist, Erasmus MC
The impact of the GDPR on the ability to process and share personal health data: the national dimension
Brendan Barnes
Director IP & Data Protection, EFPIA