D4.1 – (D4.1.1) XpanDH Adoption Domains

The project XpanDH aims at mobilizing and building capacity in individuals and organisations to create, adapt and explore purposeful use of interoperable digital health solutions based on a shared adoption of the European Electronic Health Records Exchange format (EEHRxF) across Europe.The X-Bubbles are collections of organisations that agreed to experiment with using the EEHRxF, in a set adoption domain and under the X-Bundle defined conditions, mostly on their own budget, or using other projects budgets, or pro-bono, but in effective articulation with XpanDH. Each X-Bubble is responsible for adopting and demonstrating the use of digital solutions for a specific adoption domain.These organisations represent a sample of EU landscape, in what regards the needs of EEHRxF, based on their organisation and technical settings and aims. They also represent, in concrete, the so-called “early adopters” that will serve the purpose of proving that guidance produced is useful. This aspect is especially critical as the level and kind of guidance depends on the readiness level of each organisation from both technical and organisational perspectives.The experimentation scenarios foreseen in the X-Bubbles of the XpanDH project are described, including the identification of six bubbles associated with six adoption domains considered relevant to the broad adoption of the EEHRxF and taking into account the available resources and experimentation capacity.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15026398
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Musicology and Musical Analysis
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D4.1 – (D4.1.1) XpanDH Adoption Domains

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Musicology and Musical Analysis
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D4.1 – (D4.1.1) XpanDH Adoption Domains

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Abstract

The project XpanDH aims at mobilizing and building capacity in individuals and organisations to create, adapt and explore purposeful use of interoperable digital health solutions based on a shared adoption of the European Electronic Health Records Exchange format (EEHRxF) across Europe.The X-Bubbles are collections of organisations that agreed to experiment with using the EEHRxF, in a set adoption domain and under the X-Bundle defined conditions, mostly on their own budget, or using other projects budgets, or pro-bono, but in effective articulation with XpanDH. Each X-Bubble is responsible for adopting and demonstrating the use of digital solutions for a specific adoption domain.These organisations represent a sample of EU landscape, in what regards the needs of EEHRxF, based on their organisation and technical settings and aims. They also represent, in concrete, the so-called “early adopters” that will serve the purpose of proving that guidance produced is useful. This aspect is especially critical as the level and kind of guidance depends on the readiness level of each organisation from both technical and organisational perspectives.The experimentation scenarios foreseen in the X-Bubbles of the XpanDH project are described, including the identification of six bubbles associated with six adoption domains considered relevant to the broad adoption of the EEHRxF and taking into account the available resources and experimentation capacity.

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