Secur-e-Health
Privacy preserving cross-organizational data analysis in the healthcare sector
Project description
Sensitive health data is often kept in silos in a way that cannot be efficiently leveraged for legitimate medical, research and data analysis purposes. The goal of the Secur‐e‐Health project is to integrate new approaches for digital ID technologies and privacy-preserving analysis techniques in a secure system infrastructure. The Secur-e-Health system allows medical institutions of all types to collaborate together and leverage data analyses and insights. This is expected to have a significant impact on the quality of the medical predictive models, the efficiency of data-driven treatments, the acceleration of new clinical research, and the improvement of healthcare in general.
Canada
Finland
Bittium Biosignals Ltd.
Finland
CSIT Finland Oy
Finland
MediConsult
Finland
Nordic Healthcare Group
Finland
Solita Oy
Finland
SUCCESS CLINIC OY
Finland
Germany
OFFIS
Germany
Oncare GmbH
Germany
Stryker Trauma GmbH
Germany
University Hospital Aachen AöR
Germany
Netherlands
Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam (AMC)
Netherlands
Achmea
Netherlands
Almende BV
Netherlands
Eindhoven University of Technology
Netherlands
Erasmus MC
Netherlands
Linksight
Netherlands
MEDrecord BV
Netherlands
ORTEC BV
Netherlands
PS-Tech BV
Netherlands
Stichting ZorgTTP
Netherlands
TNO
Netherlands
UMC Utrecht
Netherlands
Portugal
Fundação Fernando Pessoa
Portugal
MTG Research & Development Lab
Portugal
Project publications
- Secur-e-Health Project profile leaflet Project Leaflet 25 August 2023 Download
- ITEA PO Days 2023 - Project poster Secur-e-Health Project poster 14 September 2023
- Federated survival analysis with Cox regression Press article 06 November 2023
Work package documents
- Secur-e-Health (ITEA4) - State of the art (March 2024).docx Work package deliverable document 26 March 2024
- Secur-e-Health-D2.2 List of sensors & wearables.pdf Work package deliverable document 10 April 2023
- Secur-e-Health-D4.4 API interfacing between technological modules.pdf Work package deliverable document 28 March 2024