Networks
Ready for the European Health Data Space
- Timetable stated
- Permit route stated
- On the timetable, not after it
Secondary use opens on a defined timetable, through Health Data Access Bodies. This is the timetable, the permit route, and where Hilbi data sits next to DARWIN EU and EHDEN.
DARWIN EU and EHDEN
applying as a data partner
EHDS
Chapter IV permit route
The timetable you plan against
Regulation (EU) 2025/327, per obligation.
- 26 March 2025In force
- Entry into force. Preparatory periods begin.
- 26 March 2027In force
- Member States designate authorities; the Commission sets requirements for healthcare ICT systems.
- 26 March 2029In force
- Primary use: patient access and interoperability on essential patient data, e-prescriptions and dispensations. Secondary use: Chapter IV (data permits, the national catalogue, opt-out).
- 26 March 2031In force
- Primary use extends to imaging, test results and discharge reports; Chapter III applies to systems already deployed. Secondary use extends to genetic, trial and cohort data.
- 26 March 2035In force
- Third countries with adequate standards may join HealthData@EU.
- Where Hilbi data sitsIn force
- Captured as FHIR R4 and mapped to OMOP CDM, the common data model DARWIN EU and EHDEN work on. Hilbi is applying as a data partner in both.
Questions about permits and networks
A defined purpose, a defined dataset and a defined period, issued by a Health Data Access Body from 26 March 2029. Consent-based access under national law continues until then.
The data is prepared on the OMOP CDM those networks use. Formal participation is stated on this page once confirmed, and not before.
Plan the indication, the variables and the country against the 2029 and 2031 dates rather than in the year they apply.
Monthly briefing
The signal, once a month.
What changed in European health data, what we shipped, and what it means for a provider. Nothing else.