Now closing remarks by Bert Leufkens

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Should social media be used for health-related research? According to our audience:

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A brief history of data privacy regulation in #Europe

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The very important issue of privacy of healthcare data from a legal point of view, by @WoutersBirgit

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Mining health data from @Twitter, by @MartijnvanOijen

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For 2020, #medical data is expected to duplicate every quarter #BigData

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After coffee break (and some tasty muffins 🤤), last session:

Conflicting? #BigData and #privacy

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Modelling simulations can be a great tool for regulatory affairs #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

The take-home message of keynote lecture by Tomas Salmonson: #betterTogether

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Time for some interactive sessions! 📈#PartnershipsMeetUp2018

Of these, which are the biggest challenges (according to our audience)? #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

How should a (health-related) registry look like? @Health__RI has some suggestions #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

#Data are crucial to move to an outcome-oriented healthcare system #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

Standardized data reporting improved stage II colon cancer patient survival by almost 3% (in the form of better treatment). Just how #data are registered can make a difference #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

The Dutch Cystic Fibrosis (#NCFS) is a young registry with about 1600 patients #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

Currently, the #NHR is moving from intervention-based to disease-based registration #PartnershipsMeetUp2018

First session: registries

“Registries are not a goal in themselves, but a means to an end”. - Dr. Gerrit Meijer

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What’s today’s #PartnershipsMeetUp2018 about?

Excited for today’s #PartnershipsMeetUp2018. If you are around, come say hi!