A lightweight, independent, not-for-profit association, set up for the public common good and for digital sovereignty.
Efficiently, and with a great user experience. Then time and money can be invested where they belong: in the patient-professional interaction, and in building valuable new technologies that run seamlessly on top of that foundation.
Each of these has the same root. The foundations were built to serve institutions, and every layer above them inherits that shape.
Guidance, education and training for the people who commission, build and govern digital health systems.
We refine governance, standards, business models, data schema, software guidelines and information organisation models.
We nurture custodians: organisations that create and drive information management solutions for a community of stakeholders, and sustain them over time.
We propose a managed investment fund to accelerate implementation, so that good foundations reach the people who need them.
The association is established under Luxembourg law and works across Europe and beyond. Its creations are available in the public domain, with an open licence, which is what makes fairness, sustainability and safety enforceable rather than aspirational.
The timing is favourable: mature digital technology, increasing pressure on health systems, and a pressing need for a viable alternative to the current market reality.
Backgrounds in data governance, open technologies, research, health management, IT development, policy and implementation.
Founding board
Founding board
Founding board
Fund. Donations support the association's work, with all creations available in the public domain.
Endorse. Partners endorse the initiative, promote adoption, and drive improved health information landscapes.
Collaborate. Experts, practitioners, custodian organisations and pilot projects are invited to join the collaboration network.