The TEHDAS document provides recommendations on how to engage citizens in the coming European Health Data Space. It is meant to represent the citizens’ points of view, as expressed in the Healthy Data consultation.
The HDA Academy video training module aims to contribute to an understanding of the sensitivities, perceptions, and values that citizens and patients have regarding the use of health data. The ultimate goal is to enable data professionals to understand how they can foster transparency and trust in a respectful manner when collecting, processing, and using data.
The HealthDCAT-AP editor aims to help users to create HealthDCAT-AP compliant metadata records for their datasets, in RDF formats. The European Health Information Portal provides a sandbox for testing the editor and hosting the metadata records you create using the editor.