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Developing an infrastructure for secure patient summary exchange in the EU context: Lessons learned from the KONFIDO
Pantelis Natsiavas1, Giovanni Mazzeo2, Giuliana Faiella3
1Centre for Research & Technology Hellas, Greece.
The EU H2020 KONFIDO project developed a toolkit for secure cross-border health data exchange, addressing user goals and eHealth challenges. Key recommendations focus on infrastructure, usability, and transparent development for robust data sharing.
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Information Security
- eHealth
Background:
- Digitalization in healthcare introduces significant information security risks.
- The EU H2020 KONFIDO project was initiated to address these risks.
- Secure cross-border health data exchange is a critical need.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a toolkit supporting secure cross-border health data exchange.
- To identify barriers and facilitators for eHealth acceptance.
- To analyze user goals, threats, and legal challenges in eHealth.
Main Methods:
- Focused on "User Goals" and eHealth acceptance factors.
- Conducted threat analysis and legal challenge assessments for user scenarios.
- Developed a toolkit to enhance the security of the OpenNCP framework.
Main Results:
- Highlighted key project outcomes and "Lessons Learned".
- Detailed technical challenges and the European Union (EU) context.
- Identified barriers to robust EU-wide health data exchange infrastructure.
Conclusions:
- Emphasized the need for improved infrastructure, technical capacity, and usability.
- Recommended transparent, standards-based development and knowledge dissemination.
- Provided recommendations for a robust EU-wide health data exchange infrastructure.
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