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In our interview series about the people that drive IDERHA, we spotlight Early Career Community member Hilkka Liedes. Read about why she would like to have dinner with Joséphine Baker, how a perfect day off looks like and what skill she would like to master in 24 hours. 

Several key opinion leaders will unpack how aligning data collection with clinical practice can unlock better, more usable data for research and innovation.

In our interview series about the people that drive IDERHA, we spotlight Early Career Community member Rasmus Mølgaard Hansen. You can read why he would give a TED talk on digitalization, how his ideal day off looks like and why he would like to have dinner with Dumbledore. 

IDERHA is eager to engage with the public as part of our ongoing outreach activities and transparency commitments. You are therefore very welcome to join us for our second Public Forum. 

In a recent IDERHA paper, researchers including IDERHA members Rada Hussein, Somayeh Abedian, and Philip Gribbon, assessed the interoperability standards of six cancer-related projects, resulting in an interactive toolkit.

Prof. Dr. Daniel Rückert received the prestigious Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize this year. The Leibniz Prize is awarded by the German Research Foundation to exceptional scientists and academics for their outstanding achievements in the field of research. 

In our interview series about the people that drive IDERHA, we spotlight Early Career Community member Lena Hegel. Find out why she would give a TED talk on volunteering, why Lena would like to have dinner with Florence Nightingale and her ideal way to spend the day off. 

In our interview series about the people that drive IDERHA, we spotlight Early Career Community member Leonie von Berlin. Read about her interest in stress-related disorders, why she would like to have dinner with Simone de Beauvoir and her ideal way to spend the day off. 

The ‘IDERHA and EU-DataSpaces Stakeholder Meeting’ convened on 28 November in Vienna, bringing together a diverse array of technical staff from Austrian healthcare system stakeholders. 

Today, February 4th, marks World Cancer Day with this year’s theme “United by Unique”. This day is a reminder why we are doing what we do in IDERHA: to improve the life of cancer patients. 

We recently identified ten key thematic areas where policy recommendations could significantly improve health data utilization. We developed a survey to seek your opinion on where our future work should focus.

In our interview series about the people that drive IDERHA, we spotlight Early Career Community member Lukas Rohatsch. Read about his interest in music and why he likes watching the Big Bang Theory. 

IDERHA aims to develop a platform that will integrate diverse health data, resulting in better patient care and more efficient research. Projects leads Phil Gribbon and Christian Muehlendyck reflect on the challenges, expectations, and their personal motivation to make a difference for patients. “We’re very optimistic about the positive impact IDERHA will have.”

Lung Cancer Europe (LuCE) is the voice of people living with lung cancer and their families at a European level. LuCE is a partner in IDERHA and for Lung Cancer Awareness Month we spoke to Anniina Hentinen. She works as a EU Project Manager at LuCE and she explains why Lung Cancer Awareness Month is so important. 

Recently, we published IDERHA's Transparency Statement, giving an overview of how we define the procedures concerning the flow, communication, and dissemination of information, data, and findings.