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A key task of the PARENT Joint Action is to provide Member States with guidelines and recommendations on improving registry quality and interoperability readiness which in turn can encourage and improve the use of data for secondary purposes in a cross-border setting. By improving registry interoperability and secondary use of health data the total costs of …
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