Health technology companies want workable rules for the EU health data space
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Terveysteknologia ry has issued a statement on the European Health Data Space, known in English as the EHDS. According to the statement, the Finnish national implementation must secure the operating conditions of health technology companies.
The EHDS is a common EU regulation aimed at facilitating the use and transfer of health data between countries. According to the organisation, the reform could offer significant opportunities for Finnish health technology. However, this requires that unnecessary regulation be avoided in the national implementation.
The central message of the statement is that companies must be able to develop and offer their services in a predictable operating environment. Clear and workable rules are important so that companies can plan their investments and product development. The statement therefore emphasises the perspective of companies in implementing the reform.
The EHDS is still in the implementation phase, and its practical effects depend on how Finland implements the regulation. The matter will continue to be monitored, and for health technology companies, what ultimately determines the outcome is what kind of rules are adopted.
Sources: Teknologiateollisuus ry
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