Towards a European health information system: The BRIDGE Health, InfAct and PHIRI projects

An integrated EU-wide health information system is an important basis for policy decision-making and a prerequisite for a rapid and coordinated response to health crises. A sustainable structure or institution with a mandate for non-communicable diseases (NCD) and their determinants at the EU level would be desirable.

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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.25646/12943
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Towards a European health information system: The BRIDGE Health, InfAct and PHIRI projects

Angela Fehr, Martin Thißen
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Towards a European health information system: The BRIDGE Health, InfAct and PHIRI projects

Angela Fehr, Martin Thißen
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An integrated EU-wide health information system is an important basis for policy decision-making and a prerequisite for a rapid and coordinated response to health crises. A sustainable structure or institution with a mandate for non-communicable diseases (NCD) and their determinants at the EU level would be desirable.

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