Support Capacity Building on Secondary Use of Health Data in Scope of the European Health Data Space (EHDS)

Information

Tender reference number: HADEA/2023/OP/0024

Title: Capacity Building for Secondary Uses of Health Data for the European Health Data Space

Description: Capacity building for secondary uses of health data for the European Health Data Space.

Contract type: Services

Procedure type: Open procedure

Status: Open

Submission Method: Electronic

Information about a public contract, a framework agreement or a dynamic purchasing system (DPS): Public contract

Award method: Best price-quality ratio

NUTS: EE / EL / MT / IS / IT / ES / AT / CY / CZ / PL / LI / RO / NL / DE / NO / BE / FI / PT / BG / DK / LT / LU / HR / LV / BE100 / FR / HU / SE / SI / SK / IE

Milestones

TED publication date: 04/08/2023 00:00

Question deadline: N/A

Answer deadline: N/A

Time limit for receipt of tenders: 26/09/2023 16:00

Conditions for opening tenders (date): 27/09/2023 11:00

Lots

The call for tenders has no lots.

Tender reference number: HADEA/2023/OP/0024-PIN
Title: HADEA/2023/OP/0024 – PIN Support Capacity Building on Secondary Use of Health Data in Scope of the European Health Data Space (EHDS)
Description: The capacity building activities target staff in health data access bodies (HDABs) and people with a platform to reach out to stakeholders engaged on secondary use of health data (EHDS2 ambassadors).The aim is to strengthen the skills of staff in HDABs, and standardise the skills of EHDS ambassadors through knowledge creation, transfer, and best practices exchange among Member States, on five digital business capabilities, all of which are crucial for the secondary use of health data, in the perspective of the European Health Data Space (EHDS). The requested services include the preparation of training materials and delivery of trainings, the preparation of materials to support local implementations, including a twinning approach. The requested services include verification and monitoring local implementations. This capacity building intervention is expected to facilitate, accelerate, and harmonise the implementation of the EHDS provisions related to the secondary use of health data.