Break down barriers to re-use medical data
Patient care improves when medical data is shared between patients, care providers, platforms and apps.
Re-use of medical data is necessary to
UZ Brussels improves care by re-using medical data
UZ Brussel simplifies the reuse of medical data by providing a health data space where data from medical devices is exchanged between patients, care providers, and researchers. This enables the development of novel biomarkers for Alzheimer detection.
Patient care improves when medical data can flow
Care providers & researcher require medical data in order to provide qualitative services & novel solutions to patients. To achieve this, platforms & apps that are used by patients, care providers & researchers should be interoperable, preferably in a patient-centric way.
Act on your medical data and digitally share it with care providers by using your favourite apps.
Get a 360° view on your patient’s medical data by combining data from authentic sources, care providers, and patients.
Gain insight into anonymised data across patients and care providers.
Facilitate re-use of medical data across the healthcare sector to offer a patient-centric onboarding and generate new insights.
use.id enables data re-use within healthcare
use.id is a turnkey solution that allows platforms & apps to re-use medical data to the benefit of patients and care providers. Unlike other solutions, use.id relies on open standards to be interoperable & future proof.
use.id relies on robust, open technologies
Open technologies ensure that your solution is future proof & avoids vendor lock-in.
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Solid, Data Vaults, WebIDs and Pods
A W3C specification that defines how people and organisations store data in Pods and are identified by using their WebID. It can be used to create (Personal) Data Spaces & Data Vaults.
Data spaces
An interoperable infrastructure for data that enables secure and cross-border access to data for a specific theme or sector. A data space can be implemented by using Solid & other open standards.
Identity providers & OIDC
A way for a person or organization to identify itself. Can be used to set-up Single Sign-on and to gain access to your data, stored in Data Spaces or Data Vaults.
FHIR & other semantic standards
Semantic standards give meaning to data. This is important when exchanging data between care providers (& patients). By using these standards, interoperability between platforms & apps improves.
Verifiable credentials
A W3C specification that defines how a piece of data can be digitally signed so that its authenticity can be verified by the recipient.
Linked data
A way to structure data so that retains its semantic meaning. By doing so, it becomes easier for different parties to interpret a piece of data.
Talk to our eHealth lead
Lauro Vanderborght is leading our eHealth business unit and experienced in sector-wide collaboration. Get in touch to learn more about how we can help to break down barriers to re-use medical data.
