“Without public trust, it won’t work,” Zdenka Dudová talks about the future of health data
Health data are among the most sensitive – but also among the most valuable – resources for research. How will the emerging European Health Data Space (EHDS) transform researchers’ access to data? What will it mean for Czech institutions? And why is public trust so crucial for the future of health data sharing? We spoke with Zdenka Dudová, who works at Masaryk University on international projects focused on health data and has long been involved in European initiatives such as EHDS2 Pilot, TEHDAS2 and BBMRI-ERIC. She also leads the Sensitive Data Working Group within the EOSC CZ initiative.