The PROTECT-CHILD Project presented at the Privacy Symposium 2025

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From 12 to 16 May 2025, project partners MultiMed Engineers, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and UDG Alliance attended the Privacy Symposium 2025 in Venice. The event provided an excellent opportunity to raise awareness about the PROTECT-CHILD project and its ongoing activities.
During the symposium, MultiMed Engineers contributed to the panel discussion on the European Health Data Space (EHDS), sharing the project’s perspective on the regulation. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid presented an overview of the project at the session dedicated to Digital Health. Throughout the event, UDG Alliance actively engaged with attendees by distributing project materials and information from its dedicated booth in the exhibition area.

IDEA4RC Newsletter #10

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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.
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IDEA4RC Newsletter #9

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In this newsletter, we provide an update on the fifth plenary meeting of the IDEA4RC consortium, held at ENG headquarters in Rome on 21–22 November
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IDEA4RC Newsletter #8

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In this newsletter we introduce you to the Natural Language Processing model IDEA4RC is developing. Many of the variables that clinicians find essential for rare cancer research are hidden within clinicians’ notes, pathology reports, or radiology records. These documents are written in natural language, which can be processed by training large language models on labelled text
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IDEA4RC Newsletter #7

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In this newsletter we introduce you to the federated learning approach to health data analysis by interviewing Frank Martin, software engineer at the Netherlands comprehensive cancer organisation (IKNL)…

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