BRUSSELS, May 3 — The European Commission wants to make health data easier to access by 2025 for patients, medics, regulators and researchers in a bid to improve diagnoses, cut unnecessary costs from duplication of medical tests and boost medicine research.
Wider use of easily accessible electronic prescriptions is also estimated to lead to large savings by reducing errors in dispensing medicines. Many states still use paper prescriptions. “Sharing data will save lives,” EU health commissioner Stella Kyriakides said, underlining that easier access to health data would also greatly help patients by improving diagnoses.
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