MultiMed Engineers

MultiMed Engineers has been invited to present the IDEA4RC project and its need for high-quality data in rare cancer reasearch as a pareallel presentation held at the Datathon on “Datos sintéticos en salud“, organized by the Health Research Institute of the Hospital Clínico San Carlos (IdISSC).

The event took place in Madrid, on November 21st and 22nd, 2025 (structure and agenda available here) and it represented a unique opportunity to exchange opinions and discuss with experts how the generation of synthetic data can address the intrinsic scarcity of datasets for rare cancer research and the need for more robust personal data protection techniques.

The IDEA4RC project has released a series of short, accessible videos showcasing its latest research advancements in the field of rare cancers. Each video explains, in simple terms, how the project is shaping the future of data-driven healthcare for rare cancer research.

Key topics include:

• A common data model for rare cancers, enabling interoperability and collaboration across research institutions.

• A secure data ecosystem built around this model, designed to promote data sharing and analysis for rare cancer research.

• Advanced data governance techniques that ensure privacy and data protection.

• Innovative methods to extract and integrate data from natural language sources, such as clinical notes and imaging reports.

• Ethics and responsibility in research, ensuring that all technological developments align with the highest standards of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI).

These videos make the complex work of IDEA4RC easy to understand and demonstrate how the project is contributing to more connected, ethical, and impactful research in rare cancers.

Watch the videos and learn more about IDEA4RC’s mission.

MultiMed Engineers participated in the IDE 2025 Conference, held in Monopoli on September 3–5, 2025, presenting how the outcomes of the BD4QoL project can be further enhanced and translated into practical solutions. The presentation explored how Large Language Models (LLMs) — now transforming many of the technical foundations behind BD4QoL — can drive the next evolution of digital health and patient empowerment.

In line with the IDE 2025 “flipped logic” format, where industry takes the stage and academia engages from the audience, MultiMed Engineers showcased real-world applications and ongoing research stemming from BD4QoL.

This unique exchange fostered valuable discussion on how our work in digital self-empowerment and self-management for patient prevention — including the tertiary prevention approaches pioneered in BD4QoL — can be scaled and accelerated through modern AI, paving the way toward market-ready, patient-centered solutions.

In this newsletter, we interview Roberta Gazzarata, biomedical engineer at HL7 Europe, R&D Director and Co-founder at Healthropy srl, and member of the IDEA4RC consortium, about the the project’s efforts to develop a European common data model for cancer. Gazzarata shares insights on how this initiative emerged from the IDEA4RC data model and outlines the next steps in advancing cancer data standardization. …

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This is the first issue of the PROTECT-CHILD project newsletter. PROTECT-CHILD is an EU-funded research project that aims to improve pediatric transplant outcomes with genomic data integration leveraging cutting-edge technology, data integration, and secure healthcare solutions to improve outcomes for children needing life-saving transplants across Europe.

Source: Newsletter #1 – Protect Child