In the middle of the third decade of the 21st century, it is difficult to put a question mark at all on the thesis of whether the digitization of health care will increase the efficiency of the system, because it is obvious that it will. One can discuss security issues, care about data anonymization, while there is no doubt that data, its processing and analysis are and increasingly will be the foundation of systemic and therapeutic decision-making.
Poland, as Geraldine Schenk, Country Director of Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, emphasized, is one of the most advanced countries in terms of data collection and processing, but the challenge certainly remains in terms of its use. The impetus to change the situation will undoubtedly come from the European Health Data Space (EHDS), which on the one hand is expected to enable patients to access their digital health data in all EU countries, and on the other hand will bring concrete benefits on a macro scale. - Data sharing will speed up w...
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