Health Professionals (Workforce)

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The European Health Data Space (EHDS) supports healthcare professionals by enabling access to structured and interoperable patient summaries that can be shared across systems and borders. This provides a reliable foundation for informed clinical decision-making and continuity of care.

By enhancing and extending these datasets, EHDS also enables more advanced use cases, such as clinical research and AI-supported decision tools, helping professionals deliver more precise, efficient, and data-driven care.

Resources

An assessment of the European Patient Summary for clinical research: a case study in cardiology

The European Patient Summary plays a key role in enabling interoperable health data exchange within the European Health Data Space, supporting both care delivery and clinical research.

While it provides a strong foundation, further extensions and alignment are needed to fully support advanced use cases such as AI-driven research and personalised decision support.

Implementation of Yellow Button at Adoption Site - Madeira

Madeira’s aim in this project is to bring healthcare professionals and citizens closer, equipping health institutions with innovative, interoperable, and intelligent solutions that enhance the delivery of care.  

By integrating the xShare Yellow button, patients will gain seamless access to their health information, while interoperability between healthcare providers is assured, fostering a single, secure, and standardized digital health market across Europe. 

Implementation of Yellow Button at Adoption Site - Ireland

The Irish Adoption Site is a joint national partnership between the Department of Health (DoH) and the Health Service Executive (HSE). The DoH is responsible for the development of health strategy and the HSE is responsible for the implementation and operations of this health strategy.

Implementation of Yellow Button at Adoption Site - Italy

As an adoption site for the xShare project, Fondazione Monasterio aims to leverage its expertise in managing complex clinical data and its advanced IT infrastructure to contribute to the development and implementation of the European Health Data Space (EHDS). Monasterio’s vision aligns with xShare’s goal of empowering individuals through better access and control over their health data, facilitating research, and improving healthcare quality.

Implementation of Yellow Button at Adoption Site - Denmark

Care plans provide an overview of the patient’s illness and key values that are significant for treatment and monitoring. The Care plan module can be used as a dialogue tool with the possibility of supporting the patient’s self-care and agreeing goals for the individual patient. Patients’ care plans can be shared with healthcare professionals at hospitals and municipalities via the national eHealth infrastructure, which contributes to coherent and coordinated patient care. 

Implementation of Yellow Button at Adoption Site - Greece

IDIKA, as the designated Hellenic NCPeH, will demonstrate the use of the xSHARE Yellow Button and with that will promote the European EHRxF in their national ecosystem of EHR vendors and digital health app developers. GΝΟΜΟΝ will be responsible for the implementation of the xSHARE Yellow Button PoC.